#mo salah one shot

[mchlgayser]

Please can we have a Mo Salah/Marco Asensio fic? Reader had a one night stand with Marco back in 2019 but only them two know and she’s now seeing Mo and the relationship is so pure but he sees the DMs Marco has sent since (she’s not interested anymore) and even though he trusts her, Mo gets jealous and takes his frustrations out on Marco in the LIV/RMA match. thank you

PRESENT TIME: : mohamed salah x female!reader

author's note: hello dear! I will do as you ask but I'm afraid I can't do the 'one-night stand' part with Marco and instead I'll change it to past relationship with each other. This is due to Mo's religion as a muslim. I'm sorry if this upset but I'll try my best to fulfill the other parts. This fiction is so out of the reality, like some I just add as to what I like it might not happened in rl too but anw thank u xx

contents warning: a fight almost broke off at the field

'Love you can hit the shower now, it's free!' Your husband said, going through his drawer to find clothes and some sort, you hum putting the phone back on the table and walk away-- But you stopped double checking to make sure that it was locked before you left to shower.

Salah stopped his movement the moment you lock the bathroom door and went through your phone, it was locked and the face is denied his so he calls for your three-year-old daughter, Habiba

'Can you come here for a moment darling?' She steps in and he put the phone right on her face and the phone unlocked 'Thank, now go back and watch your cartoon show..' He scrolls through your phone hoping he could find something, anything but to no avail he finds none.

Not until a notification popped on the screen and he saw @marcoasensio10 has sent you a message.

He clicks on it and it loads on an Instagram message, it was just one text from you but partially Marco.

He scroll further up until he can't, it started with;

@marcoasensio10: hey, it's me Marco. (16 May 2019)

@marcoasensio10: can we talk?? Please.... (17 May 2019)

@marcoasensio10: I miss the time when we used to date (27 Sep 2020)

@marcoasensio10: I heard you got married.. Congrats! (28 Sep 2020)

@marcoasensio10: How're you now? Good? Can I say that I still miss you?? (3 Oct 2020

And now there's finally one from you

@yourusername: I'm not interested Marco, I got a husband now, a married woman. You should stop messaging me like this. It's not appropriate. Please stop texting me or I'm blocking you (4 Oct 2020)

@marcoasensio10: Just checking up I guess? Well then see you (4 Oct 2020)

Time jumps to this year and he suddenly texting you again.

@marcoasensio10: I miss you y/n, dearly. Come back to me so we can fix our problem (Today at 08:34)

Salah was annoyed, not at you obviously, he trusted you with all his soul and heart and based on the text you haven't paid attention much to him either but he can't ignore the fact that he's jealous, jealous of the fact that somebody is loving his wife right now, his haven. He was frustrated with the fact that a guy of your past hadn't gotten past you.

When he heard the shower tap closing, he rapidly wears his clothes and locked the phone pretending like he wants to get out of the room by the time you got out 'Where are you heading to? You questioned, towel on top of your head as you dried it clean 'Just checking up on Habiba..' He mentioned sending a wink your way and left.

He was thinking of a plan, a plan to get revenge that won't seem to prominent in your eyes at the public's. He then remembered about his upcoming match against Real Madrid.

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Today is the match, Mo had invited you over to see him play, you agreed seeing nothing's wrong with it and leave with your daughter, Habiba to the stadium.

You are now sitting on the v.i.p benchers, waiting for the game to start as fans continue cheering for both sides, you smile at Habiba as her hands got ahold of the rail, 'Are you excited baby?' She nods jumping up and down

'Papa!' She squealed pointing to the big screen, you look up seeing the camera are now focusing on him but it immediately switched to his other teammates, Habiba sulk pointing to the screen once again 'Papa!' She yelled, and you chuckle at her sulky demeanor 'There! There's papa Biba!' You exclaimed pointing down to the field and she screeched seeing her father.

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The first half ended with Real Madrid leading 1-0, you had started to grew anxious buy it was the opposite for Habiba, she was happily playing with her tablet. You could see that Mo was down but it's not the only thing that caught you, it's including Marco waving over at you with a smile right in front of your husband.

You looked away from him looking down on Habiba and pretending like you catching up on her instead, Mo on the other hand could not take any longer. He push Marco hard he almost stumbles, Mo started going at him yelling words you could not make out, you was worried, so worried for your husband as players from both teams now started to separated the two apart.

It was then Mo got two yellow card with one red card for starting a fight, you was shocked picking up Habiba out of instinct and ran inside the locker room where players assemble.

You immediately spotted your husband running towards his direction and gave him a tight reassuring hug. 'It's okay.'

'It's not okay, he was picking on you. Don't say that it was okay.' He admitted, hands running through your head with a heavy sigh 'You knew?' He hums hugging you even tighter 'But I'm not mad at you, he was wrong for what he did. I'm okay now, I put him in his place.'

'What place?' A small voice cooed, you both look down seeing Habiba looking up to both of you with big doe eyed, you share a look between Mo and her before you let a small laugh 'Nothing babe!'

Mo continued watching the game with you inside the locker room and left shortly after the game ended, all said was 'I'm already excited to leave and spend time with you and Biba.'

author's note II: icl, I'm not happy with the result, it was shitty, is all I can speak up but at least I get to update 💀💀 but I think I did my best tbh, hope you can feel the same anon and readers <3 xx

[hornyramostan]

I wanted to add a lil bit of drama in this ask🤣 The reader going to the Champions league final for his beloved Liverpool since she was a hard Red fan and for her bf Sergio, everything was ok until Sergio did the infamous injury to Salah, her favorite player of the team. OMG Sergio was in BIG trouble coming home 💀

Why?; Sergio Ramos

May 28. Champions League final. These matches were always intense, because, In almost all of them, your boyfriend was on the field. But this, this was a different match. Your team, Liverpool, and your boyfriend's team, Real Madrid, were going to play a match that would define the Champions League winner this year.

Your boyfriend knew that you supported Liverpool, and that your favourite player was Salah. He knew it.

You obviously didn't expect that he would loose in aim for liverpool to win and you to be happy, but you didn't think he was going to do what he did either.

The first minutes of the match were fine. It was very competitive but it was something to expect, after all it was an UCL final. But at minute 25, your boyfriend runned to stop Salah, that it is worth clarifying, he was unstoppable. He grabbed it by the shoulder and you could see by the face the screen was showing, that Salah felt something was wrong. He injured your favourite player.

Of course Mohammed had to get out of the pitch, with tears on his face. You could only hear the whistles and insults that were obviously directed at Sergio. You thought about participating in them but you only decided to withdraw from the stands and enter the box.

The match endend. Real Madrid won. You were furious. You knew that it he didn't break him, Liverpool would won the match. He was scared of him. And now, he would be scared of you. Because he knew how much you loved the team and Moh.

You went to the house the both of you shared and decided to take a bath in order to reassure you. But you where feeling exactly the same. Furious. You turned on the TV just to see the RM team celebrating and yours crying. You checked your phone and you got ten missed calls from Sergio, that of course, you wouldn't respond. You were tired so you decided to go to bed and wait for him to get back home.

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Hours passed when you felt the bed sinking, then you knew it was him. You turned around to face him. He approached you to kiss you but all he received was a slap "What?" god his face was so funny, you wanted to laugh but it was going to ruin the seriousness of the moment. "how could you Sergio? how could you break Salah knowing he is my favourite player? how?" you told him, sitting up on the bed. "my love, I swear it wasn't on purpose, but you have to understand me, we're playing a UCL final, I can't go and ask for permission to foul" "yes but it wasn't necessary, you were afraid of him, you knew he was unstoppable" "what?" "admit it Sergio" "admit what y/n" it was getting serious. The tone of voice of both had increased. "Admit that you were afraid of him, of how good he is in the field, on how he could do things that you don't" you were screaming "sorry? now I'M the bad guy? y/n you clearly don't know how a champions league final has to be played" He said getting out of bed to go to the kitchen "Believe me, Sergio Ramos, I know how to play a Champions League final, because I was with you in all the ones you played, I didn't miss a single one, and I never stopped encouraging you, you knew who my favorite player was and I'm not saying that you had to let Liverpool win, no, I wanted you not to leave him without playing a final and maybe the World Cup, I don't know if I asked for a lot, I see that I did" "y/n listen I didn't..." "shut up Sergio" you cutted him off "I don't want to hear about your excuses, I just want to get some sleep and pray for Salah to be better"

The next morning the two of you talked about that in a more disciplined way, and you both led to the conclusion that the best (and the only) thing to do was that your bf sended Salah a text apologizing, and then publishing a video to all the world to see that he was regretful. You obviously knew he didn't, but it was enough for you that Salah and the world recieve the message.

[egyptiankingg]

Second chances

Sergio Ramos & Mo Salah

summary: After the controversial incident in the 2018 Champions League final between Sergio Ramos and Mo Salah, Ramos is plagued by guilt over what happened. He reaches out to Salah's agent to apologize, but it doesn't feel like enough. In a bold move, Ramos decides to join Liverpool, Salah's team, to prove to Salah and the world that he is truly sorry. Klopp is receptive to the idea and welcomes Ramos to the team. Ramos and Salah form a strong partnership on the pitch, and Liverpool wins game after game. As the season comes to a close, Ramos and Salah lift the Premier League trophy together, and Ramos feels a sense of redemption and gratitude towards his teammate. The fic explores themes of forgiveness, second chances, and the power of admitting one's mistakes.

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Sergio Ramos sat alone in his Madrid apartment, scrolling through Mo Salah's Instagram feed. As he looked at the Liverpool star's photos, he felt a pang of guilt wash over him.

He had never been one to apologize easily, but he knew he had to make things right with Salah. The incident in the Champions League final had been a mistake, a moment of rashness that had cost Salah his chance to play in the biggest game of his career.

Ramos had already reached out to Salah's agent and apologised, but it didn't feel like enough. He knew he had to do something more, something that would show Salah just how sorry he was.

And then he had an idea.

He would join Liverpool.

Ramos knew it was a drastic move, but he felt it was necessary. He wanted to prove to Salah and the rest of the world that he was truly sorry for what had happened. And what better way to do that than to play alongside Salah on the same team?

The next day, Ramos made a call to Liverpool's manager, Jurgen Klopp. He explained his situation and his desire to join the team, and to his surprise, Klopp was receptive to the idea.

Within a week, Ramos was on a flight to Liverpool. He arrived at the club's training ground, ready to begin a new chapter in his career.

As he walked onto the field for his first training session, he saw Salah in the distance, shooting at the goal. Ramos felt a lump rising in his throat as he approached the Egyptian striker.

"Mo, I just wanted to say that I'm so sorry for what happened in the final," Ramos said, his voice barely above a whisper. "I know I messed up, and I want to make it right. That's why I'm here."

Salah looked up at him, surprised. He had never expected Ramos to go to such lengths to apologize.

"It's okay, Sergio," Salah said, a small smile forming on his face. "I appreciate the gesture. Let's move on and focus on playing together."

And that's exactly what they did. Ramos and Salah quickly formed a formidable partnership on the pitch, helping Liverpool to win game after game. The fans welcomed Ramos with open arms, impressed by his willingness to admit his mistakes and make amends.

As the season came to a close, Ramos and Salah lifted the Premier League trophy together, arms around each other's shoulders. It was a moment of redemption for Ramos, a chance to show that he had learned from his mistakes and that he was capable of putting his ego aside for the good of the team.

As the celebrations died down, Ramos looked over at Salah, a sense of gratitude washing over him. He knew that without Salah's forgiveness and willingness to play alongside him, he wouldn't have had this opportunity to make things right.

"Thank you, Mo," Ramos said, his voice filled with emotion. "You gave me a second chance, and I'll never forget it."

Salah smiled back at him, the two of them sharing a moment of mutual respect and admiration.

It had been a long road to get to this point, but for Ramos, it was all worth it. He had learned that sometimes, the hardest thing to do was to admit your mistakes and make amends. But when you did, the rewards were immeasurable.

And as he looked out over the cheering crowd, he knew that he had truly found his place in Liverpool. A place where he could be himself, make a difference on the pitch, and, most importantly, be part of a team that was more than just a group of players.

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hey I hope you guys all enjoyed this!! I might be doing a mamma mia series based on footballers ofc !

[unitedbydevils]

Match Review: Liverpool 2-2 Manchester United

That's what I'm talking about. Big result that, away at one of the most feared grounds in the world and a team vying for the title.

A battling draw that could have swung either way, United put in a performance that showed we aren't done and have the capability to actually play good football...

Before I jump into the match recap, I want to show this tweet:

Doc sums it up perfectly. United's issue isn't about spirit or desire, and mostly not about effort. Effort will always dip a little with the frustration of things not clicking.

I'd say United's biggest issue is intelligence. Amad, Mainoo, Ugarte, Mazraoui... very obviously clever players with good decision making and good judgement. Garnacho, Maguire, Dalot... less so. Confidence masks a lot of these problems (when we have it), but when we don't... the flaws in the squad are visible to all.

For United to elevate in quality we need to sign people with better footballing intelligence or develop it through Carrington. Fewer mistakes will generate better opportunities, which statistically will inevitably convert to more goals and more points.

A tough first half saw both Liverpool and United have attempts at either end but little in the way of genuine chances on goal, so 0-0 at half time was unsurprising - as is the lack of flashpoints to comment on.

Friends of mine said Mainoo and Amad had been poor, whilst Ugarte had looked impressive. It was a quiet half for the two, I'll admit, but diligent. Their stats supported that. They had good pass success rates, good duels, good progression metrics... the eye test shows they weren't too impactful but they weren't lost at sea by any means.

The second half saw the game spark to life though, with both sides pushing harder to secure the first goal of the game. That acclaim fell to United though, with Trent Alexander-Arnold yet again exposed down the Liverpool right flank and Lissandro Martinez of all people smashing in a brilliant shot in and above Alisson's head.

United's lead wouldn't last long however, with the mostly-absent Cody Gakpo equalising just seven minutes later. That goal (and why he's in my FPL side) makes it 4 in 5 for Gakpo in the Prem, and 4 in the last 4 home games.

Another quiet player was Mo Salah, well shut out of the game today, but an innocuous handball from Matthijs De Ligt gave Michael Oliver the opportunity to fuck with us yet again and give a penalty to the home side. Salah tucked it away neatly, but again, Onana gets to it and weak wrists let it go in. One to watch, that.

The above is a great example of the refereeing inconsistency going on in the Premier League however. Same ref, same incident, no foul. Okay.

Salah's goal takes him to 175 in the league now in total, which matches Arsenal legend Thierry Henry. Fair play.

Speaking of both Salah and Oliver, Harry Maguire got a yellow card for this centimetre perfect tackle on the Egyptian star in the 73rd minute. Christ on a bike.

United fought on to get a goal back, and Amorim's substitutions paid off - Alejandro Garnacho breaking down the left and swinging in a low cross for Amad Diallo to nudge home to even the tie up.

From here it felt like the Erik Ten Hag days - basketball style, end to end, frenetic and chaotic and for a neutral... beautiful. For us and the Scousers... gross. God it's rough.

United did have a last gasp chance to nick a win, but Harry Maguire spectacularly hit over the bar from an early layoff from Joshua Zirkzee. Some say Zirkzee might have been fractionally offside, but you cross that bridge when you get to it. An international footballer - even in the cold, wet conditions - has to be hitting the target.

Still, it's a point taken in a game United were heavy underdogs for. Defeat at Anfield would have been five losses on the bounce and a continuation of what was a foul December results-wise.

While some like Maguire, De Ligt, and Hojlund struggled, others put in a great performance - Manuel Ugarte especially. The Uruguayan's resolve and determination offered United some much needed grit and bite in midfield that compliments the quick and nimble aspirations of Mainoo, Bruno and Amad. While we're here - Bruno Fernandes. Incredible game from him today. Passion without being overly emotional or reactive. Much cleverer football, better timing of passes, better decisions. He said it himself post-match that this felt like him as opposed to the other matches, and I do wonder if that's indicative of the squad being in their own heads. Big games can shake you out of that because they're too big to be distracted for.

Dalot and Martinez also put in solid performances, having been poor for a while. We can only hope this is the start of their resurgence, because they need it if they want to remain at the club.

If United want to step up and compete with Liverpool alongside them at the top end of the table however, improvements need to be made in the squad. I know we've spent a lot of money, but we'll have to keep spending and keep chopping and changing the squad. Intelligence is one thing mentioned, but overall quality too. Liverpool had more chances on goal, better possession, and better passing success. For United to narrow that gap, let alone match or better those stats, we need more squad depth. Dalot shouldn't be at LWB, especially in his current form. De Ligt should be CB, with Mazraoui back RCB, Amad RWB, and someone else in the 10. Hojlund should be dropped (not that we have a CF better).

There's so many parts of the team you can say "you're not good enough, take a seat" but, despite this being a cack United team and one of the best Liverpool teams in the past 30 years, we still took a point from them at their place. Decent.

Next up is the FA Cup Third Round next weekend, and an away trip to Arsenal. With no Saka, the Gunners are weaker. Will that stop their set-piece wizardry? Have we learned to defend yet? Anything but defeat and we've had a good game. Lets go upset some Londoners.

[stormoflina]

Not a question. It's my genuine belief. You don't have to reply me if you don't feel like it. that Salah doesn't like Szobi and has some jealousy or something like that. He doesn't like the potential of that Szobi will be the face of Liverpool soon. He doesn't like to be overtaken and dethroned by Szobi but he feels like it's inevitable. I could sense it strongly since day two or three and he still couldn't prove me wrong. Sorry I want to tell it to someone so badly but don't know who to tell. So here I am as an anon. If you don't want to show my msg but still want to reply it then just write a post and refer me as conspiracy anon 😂😂

Okay, haha, get ready for a whole essay.

So, in some way, I can see why you are on the opinion you are, but not gonna lie, I like both Dominik and Mo as players and inviduals both, so it's hard for me to take a stand on this.

I do agree that these two, as of now, didn't not exactly found the chemistry with each other on the pitch. Or not entirely, at least. I have some criticism of Dominik being selfish with taking a few shots in the last game, which I found really harsh considering 1. it was clearly Klopp's instruction, as Dominik has one of the best shooting techniques, 2. sometimes he is still left out from clear chances as well, while so far he played very selflessly.

The thing about Mo, if there is any criticism he got in the recent years, it's not passing enough to his teammates. It happened with Lucho, it was brought up last year as well sometimes with Darwin, now I have seen it with in the case of Dominik. All bias aside, I do think it's valid criticism. Mo is a fantastic player, with a huge legacy, but even I noticed how usually he would rather take risky chances than pass the ball, for example this season, to Dominik.

Should be noted that Dominik is the new guy tho. He has been in LFC, for like three months, while Salah is, and has been for a while, the best and most accomplished, most popular player in LFC. He is very hard-working, competitive, he still wants to be the best, do his best. Especially how basically everybody is convienced it's his last season, I can totally understand how he is eager to break his own records, uphold his legacy and again, just be the world class player he is. Just like Dominik is eager to prove himself, start to build up his own legacy as well.

Then there is Dominik, who let's be honest, got into the club in July, played in like 10 matches and already has most of our fans calling him Stevie G come again. Also, I think their personalities are just far different. Mo appears to be more humble, laid back (while obviously still having that hunger in him), while Dominik just gives off this so unashamed confident vibe about himself.

I wouldn't say he is jealous of him. Honestly, I think Mo, so far, has nothing to be jealous of Dominik. But the point about him having to accept that he will leave Liverpool one day and not compete at the highest level, yeah I can see that.

So yeah, I don't think they will be best friends any time soon, but doubt there is any malicious intent other than natural competiviness of two great players. Domi only been here for a few months, it's just easy to forgot about it, because he has been so great, but it's only natural that to crave out his place in team would take time, especially with players such as Mo.

However, I will say this: the media is clearly not helping these two bond. I have noticed how they keep asking Dominik about Mo, sometimes very weird stuff, as if they almost want to create something out of nothing. Just this last Saturday, Dominik got asked basically if he thought Mo had a poor game. He handled it very well, but if they keep this up it's only time they found something to feed these agenda lol.

But then again, we have moments like these, which are just sweet:

[oscpaistry]

Made this, you better enjoy.

It was a hot summer day in Liverpool, and the city was buzzing with excitement. The previous season had been a historic one for the local football team, Liverpool FC, as they had won both the Champions League and the Premier League title in the same year. But now, they were about to embark on a new season, with the hopes of repeating their success.

At the heart of Liverpool's success was their star player, Mohamed Salah. The Egyptian forward had been in scintillating form the previous season, scoring crucial goals in both competitions. His pace, skill, and clinical finishing had made him one of the most feared players in world football.

As the team prepared for their first game of the new season, there was a buzz of excitement around the stadium. But there was also a sense of nostalgia in the air, as fans remembered the heroics of the previous season. Among the fans was Sadio Mane, a former Liverpool player who had left the club the previous season.

Mane had been an integral part of the Liverpool team that had won the Champions League and Premier League double, but he had decided to leave the club for a new challenge. However, as he watched the team warming up on the pitch, he felt a pang of regret. He missed Liverpool and the special bond he had with his former teammates, especially Mo Salah.

As the game got underway, Liverpool looked sharp and focused. They dominated possession and created numerous chances, but the opposition goalkeeper was in inspired form, keeping them at bay. However, just before half-time, Salah picked up the ball on the edge of the box and unleashed a thunderbolt of a shot that flew into the top corner of the net.

The stadium erupted as the Liverpool fans celebrated the goal. But none were more excited than Mane, who had jumped out of his seat and was now making his way down to the pitch. As Salah celebrated his goal with his teammates, he suddenly saw Mane running towards him, arms outstretched.

Salah grinned as he saw his former teammate, and the two players hugged each other tightly. Mane whispered in Salah's ear, "I miss you, brother", and Salah replied, "I miss you too, Sadio". The two players held each other for a few moments, before sharing a kiss on the cheek.

The Liverpool fans were thrilled to see Mane back at the club, and the team looked even stronger with him in the side. With Salah and Mane leading the attack, Liverpool looked unstoppable, and they went on to win both the Champions League.

This is actually so good. I miss Mané so much. But im happy for him that he found a new club!❤️ But Mané will always be a proud red. And hes always accepted here in liverpool fc❤️

[igettalk]

Liverpool stays 11 points ahead of Premier League holder Manchester City after a 2-0 victory in Anfield stadium, through goals from Cody Gakpo and Mo Salah.  The Reds had a strong game against Manchester City after they finally broke a years-long record against Real Madrid during the midweek. Arne Slot’s side started the match aggressively, and they got a chance through Virgil van Dijk in the early minutes of the match, but the shot hit the post.  Liverpool scored their first goal through an assist from Egypt forward Mohamed Salah, who delivered a timely cross to Gakpo, who netted the goal. Virgil van Dijk stars in the game with his presence being felt in both attack and defense; he also missed a header while Liverpool dominated the first half.  Manchester City was dominated by The Reds throughout the first half, managing to create only one attempt when Rico Lewis fired off-target.  Manchester City increased their pressure in the beginning of the second half, but they failed to create clear chances and ended up scoring nothing. Salah also lost a one-on-one opportunity, but the league leader sealed the win in the 78th minute through a penalty kick by Salah after Stefan Ortega committed a foul against Luis Diaz in the box. Liverpool continues to ensure that they don't lose this title this time with nine points ahead of Arsenal.  This defeat for Manchester City equals a four-league loss while they hope to get back into form by defeating Nottingham Forest on Wednesday. Read the full article

[chocolatedetectivehottub]

Sure bet prediction today,

Sure bet prediction today,

Betting enthusiasts and sports fans alike are always on the lookout for reliable predictions to enhance their chances of winning. Today, we present our sure bet prediction, carefully analyzed to offer you the best possible insight. Remember, while predictions can be highly accurate, there are no guarantees in sports betting. Always bet responsibly.

Match of the Day: Liverpool vs. Manchester United Overview Today's sure bet focuses on the Premier League clash between Liverpool and Manchester United. This iconic rivalry is known for its intensity and unpredictability, but our analysis suggests a clear favorite for today's encounter.

Recent Form Liverpool: Liverpool has been in exceptional form lately, winning their last five matches. Their attack, led by Mo Salah and Darwin Núñez, has been prolific, scoring an average of 2.8 goals per game. Defensively, Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker have ensured stability at the back, conceding only 0.6 goals per game in the last five matches.

Manchester United: Manchester United, on the other hand, has struggled with inconsistency. With two wins, one draw, and two losses in their last five matches, they have been unable to find a steady rhythm. Injuries to key players like Marcus Rashford and Bruno Fernandes have further compounded their problems.

Head-to-Head In their last five meetings, Liverpool has had the upper hand with three wins, one draw, and one loss. At Anfield, Liverpool's home ground, they have been particularly dominant, winning the last two encounters with a combined score of 5-1.

Key Players Liverpool: Mo Salah's pace and finishing ability make him a constant threat. His partnership with Trent Alexander-Arnold on the right flank has been particularly effective. Alisson Becker's shot-stopping skills also play a crucial role in Liverpool's defensive solidity.

Manchester United: With key players injured, the onus falls on Jadon Sancho and new signing Mason Mount to deliver. David de Gea's experience will be vital in goal to keep Liverpool's attackers at bay.

Prediction Given Liverpool's current form, home advantage, and Manchester United's injury woes, we predict a victory for Liverpool. Our recommended bet for today is:

Bet: Liverpool to Win

Additional Bets For those looking to diversify their bets, consider the following options:

Both Teams to Score (BTTS): Despite Manchester United's struggles, they possess enough quality to find the back of the net. Over 2.5 Goals: With Liverpool's attacking prowess and Manchester United's defensive vulnerabilities, a high-scoring game is likely. Mo Salah to Score Anytime: Given his form, Salah scoring during the match is a strong possibility. Conclusion While today's prediction favors Liverpool, remember that sports betting should be approached with caution. No outcome is guaranteed, and it's essential to gamble responsibly. Use this analysis to inform your decisions, but always consider the inherent risks involved.

Happy betting and may luck be on your side!

[birdzflycom]

Luton Town's Epic Triumph: Ascending to Premier League Glory with Play-off Final Victory

Img Source: https://media.cnn.com/api/v1/images/stellar/prod/230527151735-07-luton-coventry-play-off-0527.jpg Luton Town Achieves Astonishing Ascension to Premier League with Victory over Coventry City. In a stunning turn of events, Luton Town has accomplished one of the most remarkable rises in the annals of English football. Their triumph over Coventry City in the Championship play-off final, decided by a nail-biting penalty shootout, secures their position in the esteemed Premier League for the forthcoming season. The match commenced with a disconcerting incident for Luton, as their esteemed defender, Tom Lockyer, was forced off the field on a stretcher after inexplicably collapsing despite having no contact with any opponent. Thankfully, the club later provided reassurance that he was conscious and had been transported to the hospital for evaluation. Luton's Jordan Clark broke the deadlock with a resounding finish from a tight angle just 23 minutes into the game, asserting their dominance in the first half. Nevertheless, Coventry exhibited a resurgent display in the second half and duly earned an equalizer, courtesy of Gustavo Hamer's unerring strike into the bottom corner. With the scores level at the end of regulation time, the match entered extra time, and the palpable tension reverberated throughout a packed Wembley Stadium. As both teams visibly fatigued during the grueling extra period, opportunities became scarce, evoking a growing anticipation that the final outcome would be determined by the cruel fate of a penalty shootout. Luton's Joe Taylor momentarily believed he had secured the winning goal with a strike five minutes from time, benefiting from Jonathan Panzo's error. However, his elation was abruptly extinguished as the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) ruled his effort out for a handball. The shootout commenced, and the first 11 penalties were executed with exemplary precision, showcasing skill and nerve. Alas, Coventry's Fankaty Dabo became the unfortunate 12th player to step up, only to send his shot sailing over the crossbar, much to the delight of the resplendent Luton Town orange-clad half of Wembley Stadium. This jubilant moment marked Luton's return to the summit of English football after a prolonged absence of 31 years. From the depths of non-league football to the prestigious Premier League, Luton's extraordinary odyssey has spanned a mere decade. Merely a decade ago, they toiled in the fifth tier of English football, enduring a torrid two-decade period marred by five relegations, three administrations, and a harrowing total of 40 points worth of deductions. Now, a decade removed from their darkest moments, Luton Town is poised to grace one of the grandest stages in global football. As one of the founding members of the Premier League in 1992, Luton had competed in the top-flight division the preceding season, subsequently casting their vote in favor of the league's establishment, only to be relegated the season prior to its inception. Deloitte's Sports Business Group estimates that the club will receive a staggering $211 million (£170 million) over the next three seasons, a sum that could escalate to $360 million (£290 million) should the club succeed in avoiding relegation in their maiden campaign. Kenilworth Road, Luton's cherished stadium, boasts a capacity slightly surpassing 10,000 spectators and is arguably one of the most distinctive grounds in English football. The entrance to the Oak Stand is seamlessly integrated into a row of neighboring houses, rendering it a remarkable spectacle to witness the likes of Mo Salah and Erling Haaland grace its hallowed turf in the upcoming season. Luton reportedly faces an expenditure of approximately $14.8 million to enhance one of its stands to meet the safety requirements mandated by the Premier League. Nevertheless, given the monumental financial windfall impending as a result of their promotion, this outlay now appears minuscule. Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu, Luton's versatile midfielder, has remained steadfastly loyal to the club throughout their arduous journey and has now etched his name in English football history as the first player to transition from non-league to the Premier League with the same club. Radiant with joy, Ruddock expressed his sentiments to Sky Sports after the game, proclaiming, "I feel like I've completed football, man. It's been a journey. We've weathered the highs and lows, but you have to maintain faith in yourself, and here I am, man. I'm a Premier League player...These boys and the fans—I told you we would do it—and there's bound to be an exuberant celebration throughout the summer in Luton." Read the full article

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Bobby stays!

summary: After bobby scores he realises he still loves liverpool and changes his mind about leaving.

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It was a beautiful day at Anfield Stadium, where Liverpool were playing against Arsenal. The stadium was packed with passionate fans, all eagerly waiting to see their team play. The match had been intense, with both teams putting up a strong fight.

In the second half, Liverpool's star striker Bobby Firmino scored a stunning goal that sent the crowd into a frenzy. As he celebrated with his teammates, he looked up at the stands and saw all the fans smiling, jumping, and singing his song, "Si senior". It was a moment he would never forget.

After the match, in the changing rooms, Bobby asked Klopp to stay back for a moment. Klopp was curious and excited, wondering what Bobby wanted to say. As the other players left, Bobby took a deep breath and turned to Klopp.

"Boss, I have something to tell you," Bobby said, his voice serious.

Klopp looked at him, concerned. "What is it, Bobby?"

"I want to stay at Liverpool," Bobby said, his eyes shining with determination. "I love this club, I love the fans, and I want to keep playing here for as long as I can."

Klopp's face lit up with joy and relief. "Bobby, that's amazing news! You have no idea how happy I am to hear that."

Klopp's assistant, Pep, who had been waiting outside the door, burst into the room, dancing and whooping with joy. Klopp started crying tears of happiness, and Bobby smiled at the sight of his coach and mentor so overcome with emotion.

It was a moment of pure happiness and celebration, a moment that showed the deep love and loyalty that Bobby, Klopp, and the entire Liverpool team had for each other. As they hugged and laughed and danced, they knew that they were part of something special, something that went beyond just football. They were part of a family, a community, a team that would always stick together, no matter what.

[garethito]

Today is the 26th of May, 2019. This is one of the most important dates in my life, because I am celebrating the 1st anniversary of the best moment in my entire football fan life, which happened one year ago, today.

26th May, 2018. Oh, how much this day means to me. The day in which I saw history being written by my idol, Gareth Frank Bale, the day I saw him be the player who had the best performance in an UCL Final, by scoring what is, for me personally, the best goal in the history of football, and an incredible long shot goal.

I would like to start by saying that there is nothing that could ever come close to that night. Absolutely nothing. I have never witnessed something like that before, and I don't think I will again, I don't think anything will ever come close to this, unless Gareth scores a hattrick in the World Cup Final or something, lol. This is something I intend to tell my grandchildren about, this is something that nobody could ever understand how much I cherish, this is something that will be in my memory for eternity.  I think about that night every single day of my life, and I have seen those goals billions of times. Never in my entire life have I been so surprised, shocked, happy, proud, astonished. Never in my life have I cried like in that night. Never. Absolutely never. I have looked at my life as a person, at my hardest times, when I cried a lot, but not even that can even slightly compare to the amount of crying that I have done on that glorious day of May 1 year ago. But in the best way possible, the happiest tears that I have ever shedded.

For me, it wasn't an ordinary Saturday. I wasn't getting prepared to do my homework, or to have a normal day. I was preparing for the Champions League Final. ”Real Madrid vs Liverpool”, ”UCL final is today!” were the subjects in everyone's conversations. We were on the way to write very important history that day, we were to be crowned Champions of Europe for the 13th time, for the 4th time in 5 years and for the 3rd time in a row. And boy, did we write history that night. La Decimotercera. Even the mere name sounds like the prettiest trophy name to me, a symbol of our history and of the fact that we are the best team in the whole world. This remains my favorite Champions League Final, La Decima being the close second.

I was so scared, of course, it's a freaking Champions League Final! And I feel like as years go by, I get more and more scared of the Champions League. But, I was also very excited because duuuh, it's a Champions League Final, lol! My whole emotional state was ruined, however, by Gareth not starting. I don't need to explain the whole February-May Gaz-Zidane 2018 situation, because I think everyone knows it too well by now and my opinion on it. I had never been so enraged in my entire life (up until then at least, wait for another year @me lmao). After all he has done, still no place in the starting XI. This whole situation really, really angered me, and I was so freaking disappointed. He SO deserved to play until the start, I thought. But, coming to think about it, maybe he wouldn't have done what he did if he had played from the start? He himself admitted that what he did was hugely based on his anger. So, in a way, I am grateful he was a substitute. That was even more amazing for him, because he did THAT while being a substitute, which is way more impressive!

The match started. Both Real Madrid and Liverpool were going at it. The first half was eventful, because there was that whole Sergio – Mo Salah drama, and poor Carva also got injured, but thank God he managed to play in the World Cup!

Halftime at 0-0, my optimism honestly grew. I felt like we will have more urgency in the second half and that we would win.

The second half came, with me just desperately hoping for a goal. Because we were playing so well, we deserved a reward!! And it did come, with Benzema's goal, God I felt so relieved and happy. I have seen people saying that his goal was not good but? You literally take everything that is being offered to you in a Champions League final! He scored, he gave us a goal, we were 1-0 up, and I was I was the happiest person alive. God, I love my team. Then, Liverpool's equalizer came. I didn't think anything of it. I wouldn't get rid of my optimism. I was looking at my boys and I knew we would win.

And Oh My God, here we fucking go. 

Minute 61. Gareth comes on. I was so grateful that he at least got to play 30 minutes, I literally only wanted to see him. At that time, considering everything that was happening, I was already emotionally starting to prepare for his departure to another team. I was watching him in those moments, flashbacks through my mind of all the glorious times I got to see him, all of his goals, everything.

But I could only think for 2 minutes. Because, 63:01 came. That moment. The one that takes it all. The creme de la creme of moments. The moment in which my soul definitely left my body. The most beautiful moment I have ever lived as a football fan. The moment in which I was the proudest person alive. A moment I will never, ever, ever forget, for as long as I get to live. The moment I have literally seen history being made, right before my eyes. The moment in which I literally evaporated, left the Earth, idk how to explain this but I hope you understand me. My idol, that had suffered so much because of unfair decisions that season, scored a fucking bicycle kick in a FUCKING UCL FINAL. ARE YOU KIDDING ME. The happiest, most full of joy, best, most emotional moment. Ever. In My Life. No exaggeration. Surely, for everyone that moment was a shock, because literally no one, not even me, expected him to score such a goal, considering the situation. But what I felt in those moments cannot be explained with words. In this 1 year, since this moment has happened, I have been trying to find suitable words to describe how I felt during those moments, but still, to this day, I cannot find words to describe my feelings. My idol had the best moment of his career, so even to say that I was the happiest, proudest person on the entire planet is an understatement. I literally felt like I reached Heaven. I had never started crying so fast in my entire life, and I had never cried that much in my entire life. And, as if that wasn't enough, 82:43 came. And he scored ANOTHER goal, this time a long shot. And in that moment, I literally died lmao. I was definitely the proudest person alive, the happiest and the most full of love. Like, can you imagine this? Your idol has arguably the best season at Real Madrid, but gets disrespected in the UCL by the coach. He then comes and gets his revenge in the final, and puts in the best performance ever in an UCL final. It's something that these simple words can't describe, your mind goes crazy and that's the only thing you think about forever basically lol. AND, he almost got a hattrick! But he was dispossesed at the last second, unfortunately.

And then?

We fucking won it. We DID IT. THE DECIMOTERCERA WAS OURS.

In the moment in which Sergio lifted it I... I don't have words, did I go into another Universe, did I ascend, did my soul leave my body I don't even know but what I do know is that I spent the rest of the night, up until like 6AM, crying my heart out. And this is what I mean by ”I have never cried so much in my entire life��. Like I have never spent a whole night crying.

And then, of course, the celebrations, Cibeles, Bernabeu... of course your sensitive girl bawled her eyes out again lol!

Thank you, Gareth Bale, for being the incredible person that you are and for blessing the world with such a performance.

Thank you, Real Madrid, for being the best club in the world and for blessing the world with such a performance.

26th of May, 2018. Forever in my heart.

Hala Gareth y Madrid Y Nada Mas! ♥

[ehentha]

The Dhivehi Art Drop vol. 1

Interesting and inspiring content by Dhivehi / Maldivian artists.

Few of my favorite clicks from early morning stroll around Villingili. pic.twitter.com/zdRYxtx70b

— zayaahmed (@zayana_ahmed) July 4, 2019

Sharing a few illustrated portraits. pic.twitter.com/GIiQHD4VEw

— zayaahmed (@zayana_ahmed) July 2, 2019

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2019 is the year of self portraits and metamorphosis. #illustration #portrait #selfportrait #penandink #instaart #art #artist #artistsoninstagram #sketch

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Dictatorial Fish Propaganda #illustration #graphicdesign #behance #typography #experimental #digitalart

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One of my fav from the recent shoots I’ve done! @vuv09 you’re so easy to work with. ✨ MUA/Photo: @eutopian_ Model : @vuv09 Featured : Seagrass sarong + Boli cuff by @islandbazaar styled by @vuv09 herself! 😙

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│ H O L O C E N E │ ･ ･ ･ ♬♪ ♩♭♪ At once i knew I was not magnificent Strayed above the highway aisle Jaged vacance, thick with ice I could see for miles, miles, miles.. ･ ･ ･ #folkgood #folkvibe #aov5k #aestheticshot100k #moodygrams #aov #artofvisuals #mhplyrical#moody#toneseekers #igers #instagood #instagram #mobilefolk #igers #shotaward #livefolk #agameoftones #visualambassadors #live2folk#visualsoflife #main_vision #mg5k #byfolk #shotzdelight #fs_vsco #vsco #vscofolk #vscocam #hsdailyfeature #soft_vision #mobilefolk

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30-11-2018

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finished cover art for kamancello’s second album with a little glitch effect. this was a really fun piece to work on since I rarely Do mandala style pieces without an animal subject. The centre of the piece resembles a kamanche in the centre of a cello(traditional instruments that embody their music). thanks @raphcello and @kamancelloofficial for the opportunity and huge congrats on the album and your crazy talent🤘🏼🎻

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A strong woman that speaks in silence. Model: @rauwowza_aicha MUA: @ruthbaaa #portait #photoshoot #photography #beautiful #gorgeous #nikon📷 #maldives #bluesky #amazing #people #women #instagram

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When I dance, and when it’s not to hurt people, I’m make art and designer jeans #art #performanceart #liveart #livepainting #muaythai #artwar #style #yolo @fannugathering

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Sunset — 17th September 2017, 6:31 PM

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The Prayer Ink on paper A4 size Dm for prints #ink #art #artist #maldivianartist #prayer

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When I saw @kurboi ‘s new #drawthisinyourstyle I could not resist drawing it. Am in love with all the details in this character. So here’s my take on #kurboi50k #dtiys I hope you like it and congratulations on 50k! 🙌 . Painted entirely in @procreate . . #procreateart #digitalart #illustration #tiggmanje #drawthisinyourstylechallenge #ipadproart #procreate #digitalart #artistsoninstagram #instaart #artist #drawing #painting #girl #illustration #creative #love_arts_help #arts_help #art #artoftheday #arte #swsfeature #grafikita #redrawchallenge #art #drawthisinyourstyle #digitaldrawing

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Styled this gorgeous babe @vuv09 Mua @eya.makeupartist Shot by @nadhuha_

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Today I read somewhere: “Your money’s not yours. It’s just your turn with it” Photo by the extremely talented and humble @maahy0__0

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And just like us, these kids will one day grow up to tell their loved ones about the fun they had whenever it rained. #EidKihineh

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“In life, as in chess, forethought wins.” #EverydayRaajje #vsco #vscomv #Funadhoo #ShaviyaniAtoll #Atoll #Maldives #chess #island #islandlife #vacation

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Keeled! #goprohero7 #freediver #ocean #marinelife #uwphotography #uwpics #boat #keel #maldives #onebreath #freedive

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Float back down

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it's ya boi!!!!!!!! also I'm sorry for not posting I'm a little jelly person and i am doing my Best #art #digitalart #selfportrait

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PRINCESS MONONOKE The first of the Ghibli series I'm doing this Ramazan/ sem break. For some reason this paper didn't take the water so well so you can see the paint and water sort of staining a bit on her skin. Says 300 gsm but doesn't feel like it. . . . . #watercolour #painting #paint #art #watercolourpainting #ghibliart #ghibli #studioghibli #princessmononoke #hayaomiyazaki #drawing #mononokehime

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Jumping on the bandwagon with the @kurboi #drawthisinyourstyle for #kurboi50k! . . . . . #digitalart #digitalpainting #illustration #artistsoninstagram #illustree #gfxmob #designarf #vaniladesign #graphicroozane #supplyanddesign #designground #kidillustrations

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“Exploration” .💦 .🔥 .🌞 . #huraaisland #huraakulhi #lightroom #lightroomedit #instagrammer #instadaily #instalike #instamood #instagood#photo #photography #photographer #photooftheday #photofromiphone #colours #iphone #iphonephotography #goodvibes #vibes #maldives #maldivesislands ...

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Work in progress.. inked. #oceanjunk #series #art #ink #acrylic #environmentalart #surrealart #savetheocean #savethereef #savetheplanet #visualpoetry

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Color 3 . . . #illustration #illustrator #art #artistsoninstagram #artist #artist_features #artist_4_shoutout #figurestudies #figuredrawing #abstract #abstractart #digitalart #digitaldrawing #wacom #artsglobal #abstractexpressionism #sketch #sketchzone #sketchdaily #araakaa #ltmiseemyart

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Friday = more time to draw. . . . #indian #saree #culture #vscoart #procreate #digitalart #vaniladesign #art #artistsoninstagram #illustration #portrait

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Diving deep within. . . . . . #inkonpaper #inkart #geometry #sacredgeometry #metatronscube #ageofaquarius #mandala #art #artistsoninstagram #trippy #trippyart #geometry #drawing #abstractart #artwork #lsd #floweroflife #seedoflife #metatronscube #abstract #surreal #artworknow #sacredgeometry #psychedelics #artgallery #surrealart #inkart #symmetry #maldivianartist #conceptart #characterart #characterdesign #linedrawing

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Unmasked

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Design approved by citycouncil 😌

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36daysoftype : f g h i j

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Swirling Sharks Here's a palette cleanser. 💧 Taken with the Nikon D3200 in Athuruga,Maldives #sharks #shark #babysharks #maldives #ariatoll #photography #dslrphotography #lightroom

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Day 29 #inktober #inktober2018 #inktobermv #inktobermv2018

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Style is something each of us already has, all we need to do is find it." —Diane von Furstenberg . . . . . . @dvf #maldives #doubledot #lifestyle #fashion #canon #fashioninspo #bl #vitiligo #vitiligomodel MUHA:@mykx_official Models: @dyna.maldives @veryviti

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A shoot after a long break @dyna.maldives @jaybeautystudiomv #photography #fineartphotography #art #photo #maldives #fashion #beauty #editorial #colors #hope love #photoshoot #photoshop

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Before #winteriscoming there was #omariscoming on #hbo . He had his shotgun. Watch #thewire to rinse yourself of the current bad writing on #gameofthrones #omar is the king. You come at the king, you best not miss. 😎 #motiongraphics #aftereffects

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I miss our face painting and photo sessions with bad quality cameras and snapchat filters. You are and will always be my biggest inspiration 🖤

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Lineup Lamentations - GW34

Our Transfers, Captains, and Starting 11s for the week + Walsh on Wildcard.

WALSH

TRANSFERS:

Wildcard madness. Will go full team below.

GK:

Ederson (cry)

Ederson & Foster. Pretty simple combo here. Will start Eddy this GW and look to Foster as a great BB backup GK option for their double in 35. City have kinda weird fixtures from here to the end of the season but I still expect them to pick up some cleans so will be happy to have Ederson I think for the rest of the year.

DEF:

Welp since Kane died and everything got turned upside down I went from never looking at anything but five at the back to starting three defenders. Robbo, Trent, and Duffy are my starters this GW with Kola and VVD on the bench.  Despite spending a long time with Mo in my tinkers after Kane died I decided to back my gut which tells me Mo is not worth his price... Kola is just a whatever pick who I will BB in for 35 with one home fixture and has a good start in GW37. He'll be on the bench for all of their away fixtures as things currently stand. Can only hope that he plays both games in the double but am not too convinced about that.

Robertson & Alexander-Arnold (CHE)

I still think Livp are the best defense in the league and trebling for the rest of the season I can only hope will lead to big points. I'm going to bench the CB this week since I feel like the fullbacks have a better chance at an assist than he does for a goal.

Duffy (BOU & CAR)

Finally, Duffy is just a fairly straightforward pick. Alon kept it simple and told me on the pod he'd probably be in. I obviously am not going heavy into Brighton since they are shit ass but having their most attacking defender feels fine for a start this week, a BB option for 35, and then a cheap bench guy for the last few games.

MID:

The guy who I'm benching in mid is Doucoure. One of my favorite guys who should be a great BB option for the double in 35 and someone who I might start a couple times before the season is done. As for starters this week:

Eriksen & Son (HUD)

I'm doubling on Spud mids with Eriksen and Son. The team sheet against Huddy this weekend has been highly speculated about given the two City games incoming, and frankly, I have no idea how Poch will pick it. In the end, I am not where I want to be in terms of OR and I'm punting on Spurs being able to - even without Kane - putting some goals in against the shit opposition that they face through to the end of the season.

Sterling (cry)

I've decided to stand by Raz in the end, and despite great concern over whether or not he will start this weekend I just think they are the best attack in the division and I want to have him in. It's an upside play and hopefully it comes off.

Redmond (WOL)

I'm starting Redderz this weekend home to Wolves with not very high expectations. Wolves are a huge rogue wild card for the rest of the term to me as they could either fight hard for Europa or head to the beach. Either way, I think it's a pretty reasonable fixture for Redmond.

FWD:

Agüero (cry)

Kun is in. Not someone I played around with really too much and someone who I think should get a decent point return from now until the end of the season.

Deeney (ARS)

Deeney is another guy who I haven't really played around with. I think home Arsenal is a great attacking fixture and they will have their tails up for the rest of the season, I expect, leading up to the FA Cup final.

Llorente (HUD)

Last guy and really trickiest guy is Fernando Llorenthe. Welcome in the side you Spanish donk. I don't really rate him, but when I look at what fixtures Spurs have as well as how I expect Poch to pick the teams, Llorente seems phenomenal to me for these shitty fixtures while he will play pacy Son/Lukash up top type things against City. At 5.1 he feels a very good gamble.

CAP:

Llorente (HUD)

As you know, dear reader, City players are off limits as they roll up to Selhurst for my captaincy. Perhaps I am putting good money after bad with my failed Callum cap punt last week, but I am on Llorente. Hear me out. I am very concerned whether or not Son will start since I think he is much more important for them up against City. For this reason I'm off him for cap. Eriksen feels a likely starter but I don't know what he's going to be up to in any given week - it's like capping Hazard to me. Without Kane, and likely without Alli, I'm not sure how he'll go. This leads me to Llorente. He is a diabolical player to start against City since he's slow as fuck and can't counter. With two City games book-ending the Huddy game I'm backing my own intuition on this one and hoping that Poch will see it the same way. I think that literally every other attacker on the team will be more likely to sub off than Llorente as I think he is a complete non-option to start midweek...so the 90 is appealing. Even a shit donk like Llorente should be able to do things against one of the worst teams in the division we have ever seen as far as I'm concerned. Tip of the spear, tip of my penis, let's see it Fernando.

ALON

TRANSFERS:

OUT: Brooks, Luiz

IN (for -4 points hit): Son, Vertonghen

TLDR: Huddersfield are shit.

So I haven’t been around all week just been working my ass off and now we’re here and I was just sorta yolo let’s take a hit and get good guys in... Sorry to everyone on Slack/Twitter that I didn’t have time to get to... Anyway Sonny boy in with Kane dead feels sorta self-explanatory... When Kane is away Sonny boy will play. Takes up the role as their main goalscorer, main outlet, main shot-taker, etc.. Good guy. And Vert has the nailedness, the banker this week, the double, and then several more bankers to end the season. Seems good.

GK:

Heaton (CAR)

Not feeling great about a clean in this one as Cardiff need all the points in the world so they should be properly gung-ho.. Hopefully save points from Tom here.

DEF:

Vertonghen (HUD)

Yeah easy.

Alexander-Arnold & Matip (CHE)

Should be a tight matchup and a clean is realistic imo. But it’ll be fucking tough.

MID:

Salah (CHE)

We all heard Chelsea fans’ new favorite song about their former player Mo, the racist scumbags that they are... Need Mo to fuck these posh cunt rentboy fucks for the good of the universe.

Sterling (cry)

Raz is great and Palace’s defense is now garbage.

Son (HUD)

Sonny in. Hatty incoming.

Ward-Prowse (WOL)

It would be really cool if JWP went another run of goals in three matches in a row or something like that right now. Did it in GWs 22-24, and in 28-30, so I duno 34-36 seems good to me. Go on Hames.

FWD:

Aguero (cry)

Kun’s good... Not feeling confident he starts but he might do and then he might score lots of points. We shall see.

Rondón (lei)

Couple blanks in a row but Sal is still a friend, forever a friend, with actually very good attacking fixtures from now through the end of the season except for GW37. Maybe he’ll tit me.

Barnes (CAR)

Barnesy in a great fixture but who knows with this lunatic? Shake the magic 8-ball and you either get a red card, an own goal, a brace, a pen, conceding a pen, donkey performance, brexit merchant, or any of the above in combinations. Who knows. Hopefully it’s points for me.

BENCH:

McNeil (CAR)

CAP:

Son (HUD)

Going with who I consider my highest upside guy in Son. Really could be a hatty and I think with 3.5 full days off before City in UCL they should be fine legs wise to go out and just dumpster on the shittiest team in the division. Shrug.

[chocolatedetectivehottub]

Sure bet prediction today,

Sure bet prediction today,

Betting enthusiasts and sports fans alike are always on the lookout for reliable predictions to enhance their chances of winning. Today, we present our sure bet prediction, carefully analyzed to offer you the best possible insight. Remember, while predictions can be highly accurate, there are no guarantees in sports betting. Always bet responsibly.

Match of the Day: Liverpool vs. Manchester United Overview Today's sure bet focuses on the Premier League clash between Liverpool and Manchester United. This iconic rivalry is known for its intensity and unpredictability, but our analysis suggests a clear favorite for today's encounter.

Recent Form Liverpool: Liverpool has been in exceptional form lately, winning their last five matches. Their attack, led by Mo Salah and Darwin Núñez, has been prolific, scoring an average of 2.8 goals per game. Defensively, Virgil van Dijk and Alisson Becker have ensured stability at the back, conceding only 0.6 goals per game in the last five matches.

Manchester United: Manchester United, on the other hand, has struggled with inconsistency. With two wins, one draw, and two losses in their last five matches, they have been unable to find a steady rhythm. Injuries to key players like Marcus Rashford and Bruno Fernandes have further compounded their problems.

Head-to-Head In their last five meetings, Liverpool has had the upper hand with three wins, one draw, and one loss. At Anfield, Liverpool's home ground, they have been particularly dominant, winning the last two encounters with a combined score of 5-1.

Key Players Liverpool: Mo Salah's pace and finishing ability make him a constant threat. His partnership with Trent Alexander-Arnold on the right flank has been particularly effective. Alisson Becker's shot-stopping skills also play a crucial role in Liverpool's defensive solidity.

Manchester United: With key players injured, the onus falls on Jadon Sancho and new signing Mason Mount to deliver. David de Gea's experience will be vital in goal to keep Liverpool's attackers at bay.

Prediction Given Liverpool's current form, home advantage, and Manchester United's injury woes, we predict a victory for Liverpool. Our recommended bet for today is:

Bet: Liverpool to Win

Additional Bets For those looking to diversify their bets, consider the following options:

Both Teams to Score (BTTS): Despite Manchester United's struggles, they possess enough quality to find the back of the net. Over 2.5 Goals: With Liverpool's attacking prowess and Manchester United's defensive vulnerabilities, a high-scoring game is likely. Mo Salah to Score Anytime: Given his form, Salah scoring during the match is a strong possibility. Conclusion While today's prediction favors Liverpool, remember that sports betting should be approached with caution. No outcome is guaranteed, and it's essential to gamble responsibly. Use this analysis to inform your decisions, but always consider the inherent risks involved.

Happy betting and may luck be on your side!

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10. “Jack,” Hardy

Country music has a rich history of drinking songs, from breezy celebrations (Toby Keith’s “Red Solo Cup”) to despondent confessionals (Merle Haggard’s “Misery and Gin”). “Jack,” a new single from the fast-rising country star Hardy, sits somewhere in the middle, and provides several compelling twists on the well-explored subgenre. 

First, it’s written from the perspective of the bottle itself, as it tries to win over a new convert. Second, its metal influences lend it a bracing forcefulness akin to slamming an empty shot glass onto a wooden bar. Third, it engages in none of the blind devotion, self-pity, or moralizing that plagues many drinking songs, instead telling a straightforward and true story about both the heroic and demonic aspects wrought forth by liquid courage. Hardy isn’t afraid to find the gray within difficult topics—see his murder ballad “Wait In the Truck”—and “Jack” is a prime example of his developing craftsmanship.—Andrew R. Chow

9. “Kind of Girl,” MUNA

Though the indie pop group MUNA scored plenty of buzz this year for their Phoebe Bridgers collaboration, the queer love anthem “Silk Chiffon,” it’s their plaintive rumination on self-love, “Kind of Girl,” that’s the glittering crown jewel of their self-titled third studio album. Fresh off a new deal with Bridgers’ Saddest Factory Records after an unceremonious break with RCA, the trio’s hope for the future shines bright on the song, an acoustic track rippling with emotion that evokes a heartfelt country ballad. 

Teeming with tender vulnerability and radical kindness, the song is an earnest ode to the power of love, both given and received over the course of a lifetime, where change is not only inevitable but necessary. Amidst growing pains, the song is a missive to be gentle with everyone, especially ourselves: “Yeah, I like telling stories/ But I don’t have to write them in ink/ I could still change the end/ at least I’m the kind of girl who thinks I can.”—Cady Lang

Read more: The Best Songs of 2022 So Far

8. “Unholy,” Sam Smith ft. Kim Petras

Sam Smith and Kim Petras both scored their first no. 1 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 with “Unholy,” a lusty, sinuous song about the forbidden fruit of a married man’s illicit affair. Smith and Petras’ history-making feat at the top of the charts (they’re the first openly nonbinary and trans artists to nab the peak spot) has also translated to TikTok, where the certifiably provocative chorus (“Mummy don’t know daddy’s getting hot/ At the body shop, doing something unholy/ He lucky, lucky”) has become a viral soundbite. The song’s commercial success is absolutely well-deserved—anchored by a haunting Arabic scale progression and a throbbing bass, the synth-heavy track is a little dark, a little campy, and 100% a very good time, whether you’re sweating it out on a dance floor or giving it a casual listen.—C.L.

7. “Finesse,” Pheelz ft. BNXN

There’s a reason “Finesse” became a TikTok sensation in February: its chorus is one of the catchiest of the year, an unfiltered ray of sunshine. Pheelz, a sought-after Nigerian producer who has worked with Afrobeats superstars like Olamide and Tiwa Savage, trades effortlessly cool verses with the rising singer BNXN. And the song isn’t played out yet: expect to hear it plenty during the World Cup, as the song made the FIFA 23 soundtrack and name-drops the footballers Joseph Yobo, Daniel Owefin Amokachi, and Mo Salah.—A.R.C. 

6. “ChevyS10,” Sudan Archives

The main hook of Sudan Archive’s “ChevyS10” doesn’t drop until three minutes and forty-five seconds into the song. Up to that point, a whole lot has happened: a journey from the Bronx to the ‘burbs; some pointed class commentary; autotuned harmonic fireworks; a little tri-state drag racing. But not until the hook hits does the song really kick into high gear, and become an avant-garde dance-pop treatise for the ages. As Sudan Archives—real name Brittney Denise Parks—chants the deceptively simple refrain (“cruising in a Chevy S-10”), the musical walls start to move around her: there’s a springy bass line, then a vicious kick drum made only for the sweatiest of nightclubs, then a cranking violin. It’s a living, breathing, flow state; a passage of sweet, unhinged release.—A.R.C. 

5. “Bad Habit,” Steve Lacy

Steve Lacy’s quiet ascent to the top of the charts with “Bad Habit” this year evoked the same feelings that the song did: pure, euphoric joy. The track, a single from his second studio album, the aptly named Gemini Rights, is a soulful, mellow melange of wistful longing, playful flirtation, and straight-up vibes. While the lyrics sound like cheeky ad-libs, tailor-made for TikTok soundbites, Lacy’s songwriting packs a deeply emotional impact, musing on both yearning (“I wish I knew, I wish I knew you wanted me”) and boyish desire (“Can I bite your tongue like my bad habit?/ Would you mind if I made a pass at it?”). Though the song is lo-fi easy listening at its best, don’t be surprised if it gets at your feelings with each listen.—C.L.

4. “FNF,” Glorilla

On the streets, the undeniable song of the summer was “F.N.F (Let’s Go)”—and for good reason. The track, a breakout single from Memphis rapper Glorilla and producer Hitkidd, is a boisterous and thrilling crunk anthem for single ladies everywhere and a sparkling addition to the Southern rap canon. Over a menacing beat, Glorilla, a former church girl (she was born Gloria Hallelujah Woods) turned gangsta rap darling, offers a bombastic and unabashed celebration of the newly single life, her husky voice reaching a barking timbre when she talks about her newfound liberation. 

While it’s no doubt a breakup song, “FNF” is also an ode to female friendship; indeed, the song’s most exhilarating moments come when Glorilla gives a shoutout to her girls during a spelling lesson in the song’s now-TikTok viral hook: “I’m F-R-E-E, f-ck n-gga free/ That mean I ain’t gotta worry ’bout no f-ck n-gga cheating/ And I’m S-I-N-G-L-E again/ Outside hanging out the window with my ratchet-ass friends.”—C.L.

Read more: The 10 Best Podcasts of 2022

3. “Part of the Band,” the 1975

“Part of the Band,” the gorgeous, lush lead single from the 1975’s Being Funny in a Foreign Language, marks the band’s return to music following 2020’s Notes on a Conditional Form. Frontman Matty Healy sings this self-aware, stream-of-consciousness track with the help of some background vocals from producer Jack Antonoff. The song features a sweeping string section and Healy’s charming vocals, which propel the listener forward even if the lyrics don’t always make sense. Even Healy admitted he barely knows what it means: “As a narrative, I don’t know what the song is about,” he told Apple Music. “It was just this belief that I could talk, and that was OK, and it made sense, and I didn’t have to qualify it that much.” Whatever it means, it sounds great.—Moises Mendez II 

2. “Delincuente,” Tokischa

While the thundering beat and the raunchy lyrics are enough to get your heart racing, the real star of “Delincuente” is the unabashed and fully assured confidence of Tokischa, the Dominican dembow artist who’s been making waves as a queer, sex-positive provocateur disrupting her genre, one hit at a time, respectability politics be damned. The track, which also prominently features Anuel AA and Ñengo Flow, is filled with racy and at times ludicrous double entendres which create an intoxicating romp, driven in turn by a bouncing and infectious rhythm. But it’s Tokischa’s irrepressible, irresistible energy and powerful, rock-influenced vocals that make the song a standout, the liberated anthem of an artist who answers to no one but herself and her pleasure.—C.L.

1. “Titi Me Pregunto,” Bad Bunny

For the four years I’ve been writing TIME’s year-end music roundups, my colleagues and I have enforced a self-imposed rule to never feature the same artist in both the song and album categories. To do so felt narrow-minded and redundant, and we felt it important to spread the love around with the few slots we have. 

But we had to break tradition for Bad Bunny, who lands on the top of both our albums and songs lists. Un Verano Sin Ti is an unimpeachable collection top to bottom, and “Titi Me Pregunto” is its crown jewel: a speaker-rattling, tightly-coiled whoop-ass can of boisterous exuberance. Bad Bunny wields his malleable, magnificent voice in all of its forms, through dextrous rapidfire verses and sludgy singalongs; he makes even his gasps for breath sound sexy. The song’s aesthetics alone pushed it toward complete cultural domination. It hit the top 10 in 13 countries, and when I went to see a concert by the DJ Sofia Kourtesis, all she wanted to do, instead of play her own songs, was sing “Titi Me Pregunto.”

But like all great songs, “Titi Me Pregunto” is much more than its sheer sonic brilliance. While the first two verses show Bad Bunnyplaying the carefree, chauvinist playboy, he eventually confesses that it’s all a shield for his emotional fragility. “I’d like to fall in love but I can’t… I don’t even trust myself,” he sings despondently. “I don’t want to be like that anymore.” Just another day in the office for the biggest pop star in the world—A.R.C.

Correction, Nov. 22

The original version of this story misstated the name of a Hardy song. It is “Wait in the Truck,” not “Wait in the Car.”

Write to Cady Lang at cady.lang@timemagazine.com and Moises Mendez II at moises.mendez@time.com.

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Match Thread: Shrewsbury Town FC v Liverpool FC - [FA Cup 4th Round] via /r/LiverpoolFC

Match Thread: Shrewsbury Town FC v Liverpool FC - [FA Cup 4th Round]

Behold The Almighty Scone 🍯

Shrewsbury Starting XI: O' Leary, Pierre, Golbourne, Williams, Whalley, Norburn, Lang, Love, Goss, Ebanks-Landell, Laurent.

Subs: Murphy, Edwards, Beckles, Walker, Udoh, Cummings, Hart.

Liverpool Starting XI: Adrian, Williams, Matip, Lovren, Larouci, Fabinho, Chirivella, Jones, Minamino, Elliott, Origi.

Subs: Kelleher, Keita, Firmino, Salah, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Hoever, Alexander-Arnold.

🏟 Venue: New Meadow, Shrewsbury

🗣 Referee: Dre Marriner

⏱ Kick Off: 17:00 (BST)

📌 Match Facts:

The sides have only ever met once before, with Liverpool winning an FA Cup fourth-round tie 4-0 at the Shrews' old Gay Meadow home in February 1996. The Reds went on to reach the final that year.

Shrewsbury are 59 league places below Liverpool.

Shrewsbury's sole win in seven matches in all competitions was their FA Cup second-round replay win over Bristol City (D4, L2).

They have been eliminated from the FA Cup by Premier League opponents in three of the past four seasons: Manchester United in 2015-16, West Ham in 2017-18 and Wolves in 2018-19.

The Shrews have lost just one of their last 17 home FA Cup games (W10, D6).

Shrewsbury have been beaten in only one of their past 12 FA Cup matches (W6, D5).

They have scored just 24 goals from 25 league games - only bottom side Bolton have fewer.

Liverpool have won 11 successive league and cup games under Jurgen Klopp (W7, D4) - this excludes the Carabao Cup quarter-final defeat at Aston Villa, when Neil Critchley led a team of youngsters.

They are looking to reach the FA Cup fifth round for the first time since 2014-15.

The Reds have won just one of their five most recent FA Cup away fixtures.

Liverpool have scored in their past 11 away FA Cup games since a 1-0 loss at Manchester United in 2011.

Roberto Firmino has scored six goals in his last eight games in all competitions.

This is Shrewsbury's first game vs the champions of the world, can they live up to the challenge?

👏 Thanks to u/PM-Me-Salah-Pics for the Match Facts.

🗣 0': We're under way at New Meadow

🗣 5': Promising start by the home team, albeit without the ball. They are quick in the tackle and Liverpool are having to work hard to find space.

🗣 8': Good possession from Liverpool and here's the first shot as a fortunate bounce after good work by Minamino presents Origi with the opportunity to shoot from distance but his effort is just wide.

⚽️ 15': GOAL Curtis Jones (15') (0-1) - Classy goal that. Quality hold-up play by Minamino and the through-ball from Chirivella is superb. Jones does the rest after making a fine run from deep. No stopping that. Too good.

🗣 20': Chirivella's passing really is impressive. Now he attempts an ambitious chip over O'Leary but it is blocked. The midfielder doing well so far and he has plenty of movement ahead of him

🗣 24': CHANCE! Shrewsbury with a huge opportunity to equalise as Whalley goes through on goal one-on-one with Adrian. He tries to slot it to the goalkeeper's right but Adrian stretches out the foot and keeps it out. Good save but what a chance.

🔁 27': SUB! Norburn cannot continue after that earlier knock and he is replaced by the experienced Edwards. Shame for Norburn but Edwards has vast Premier League experience and an FA Cup win over Liverpool behind him.

🗣 34': Shrewsbury pushing forward is giving Liverpool the chance to find a bit more space of their own. But then it's Whalley on the counter-attack himself, lifting a ball over the head of Matip only to see Adrian race off his line to deny him.

🗣 39': Cross from Chirivella doesn't quite fall for Origi and Minamino gets his shot with the outside of his right foot horribly wrong.

🗣 (HT) from New Meadow; STFC 0-1 Liverpool

⚽️ GOAL! Donald Love's an Own Goal 45' (0-2) That has silenced the stadium. The cross comes in from the right and Love tries to just knock the ball behind for a corner but he gets it all wrong. The ball comes off the toe of his boot and goes right into the corner of the net. Horrible moment for him.

🗣 58': SAVE! Lang is away down the right channel and he's one-on-one with Adrian but again the goalkeeper saves, tipping the low shot just wide of the post. Good stop that

⚽️ GOAL! Cummings (65' Pen) (1-2)

🔁 70': SUB Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain replaces Harvey Elliott

⚽️ GOAL! Cummings (74') (2-2)

🔁 79': SUB Mo Salah replaces Joel Matip

🔁 83': Udoh replaces Where's Whalley

🔁 83' Firmino replaces Minamino

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