Atlético Madrid, and Barcelona came out of last week’s Champions League matchups in a bad spot. Both of the teams lost their respective games, and currently find themselves on the outside looking in. Barcelona will likely be able to at least get a second chance at life in the Europa League, however not qualifying for […]
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Cristiano Ronaldo played the whole game for Manchester United in their latest Europa League outing against Cypriot side Omonia FC. The game almost got away from United; they got down by one goal heading into the break. Thankfully for them, they were able to come back and make the game 3-1. In the final minutes
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Santi Gimenez came on in the 79th minute of Feyenoord’s game in the Europa League. This despite being the team’s top goalscorer in the competition. Santi could do nothing to stop his team’s debacle in their game against Danish side FC Midtjylland. Feyenoord found themselves ahead 2-0 at half-time with the team clearly dominating time
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Out of all of the teams that played Champions League matches this Wednesday there’s no question that Manchester City looked the best. It’s fair to say that their matchup against FC Copenhagen wasn’t one that we expected to be close at any point. However, they just looked dominant throughout the game. The performance was so
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Two of the top Spanish clubs have had a hard time finding their footing in the first half of the Champions League group stage. Perhaps, Atletico Madrid’s situation is more unexpected than Barcelona’s at this point. The team from the Spanish capital was only able to pick up 3 points in the same number of
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We recently went over what we thought was the real issue with England’s Harry Maguire. It was essentially right in the middle of writing that Maguire article that we saw Nestor Araujo’s “stingy defense” in a corner kick end in a Colombia goal. Ultimately as you probably know by now Colombia came back to win
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If Mexico would’ve left the field after the first 45 minutes of their game against Colombia the conversation around the team would be completely different. The team was clicking offensively, and Alexis Vega showed quite a few flashes of his immense talent. Of course, the second half started, and everything went down the drain. Since
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A “rollercoaster of mixed feelings” is just one of many words we can use to describe what “El Tri” is used to providing all fans and media just days away from making a debut in a World Cup, and like every four years in recent memory, they did it all again. Tata Martino’s squad will
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All of the games that the USMNT had scheduled before the World Cup have now been played, and it’s time for Gregg Berhalter to sit down and evaluate where his team is heading into the tournament. Certainly these last two games did go as planned, but if you want to look at the silver lining
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Harry Maguire is the butt of every joke at this point on social media, and wherever it is that you look. In the last England game versus Germany where the English team was actually doing quite well particularly taking into account their previous outings it was again Maguire who seemed to be doing the opposition
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