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Driving Digital Soccer Experiences with Structured Data Feeds

Soccer (or football as known in most countries) is the world's most popular sport. As a professional sports writer, I've seen first-hand how digital technology has elevated soccer engagement for fans, media, teams, and leagues. Real-time data feeds in structured formats like XML have enabled richer experiences across apps, websites, broadcasts, and IoT devices.

In this post, I'll explore the evolution of soccer data, the value of XML feeds, and innovative applications being powered for clubs, analysts, and most importantly - the supporters.

The Origins of Digital Soccer Data

Capturing soccer data digitally has exponentially increased in recent decades. Early data was limited to basic stats like possession, corners, fouls, and shots manually recorded by team staffers or league statisticians. This was eventually entered into spreadsheets and databases.

Digital tracking and analytics arrived in the 1990s and 2000s thanks to companies like Prozone who installed camera systems in stadiums. This optical tracking captured players' movements and events like passes, tackles and shots to generate data. Machine learning later automated this video processing.

FIFA, leagues, and data firms also introduced sensors in balls, on players, and across stadiums to capture immense volumes of event and biometric data. The data landscape has exploded into hundreds of attributes quantified for every match and player.

The Power of Structured Data Feeds

With massive volumes of soccer data being captured, distribution becomes critical. Structured formats like XML (Extensible Mark-up Language) have emerged as the standard for powering digital experiences.

XML provides a consistent way for leagues, data providers, and clubs to distribute feeds of soccer data. The code wraps around data attributes and organizes them into hierarchical categories. This creates a common language for different applications to quickly ingest data.

For example, Data Sports Group offers soccer data feeds like Live Score XML. This contains live play-by-play data flowing at sub second speeds to update apps. Elements like <period>, <team>, <player>, and <event> structure the action. Media outlets, sportsbooks, and any developer can directly consume the feed into experiences.

The Applications for Fans

Structured soccer data is what brings digital experiences to life for supporters. Live Score XML allows mobile apps to deliver play-by-play commentary, statistics, line ups, and substitutions as matches unfold. Fans feel like they're at the stadium through their pocket devices.

Apps utilize XML feeds for powering widgets like league tables, top scorers, fixtures schedules, club news, and ticket purchases. The data integrates seamlessly so developers focus on great features instead of warehousing data.

Even broadcasting and augmented reality are enhanced by data feeds. Networks leverage XML for live graphics with ball possession, formations, and live tables. AR overlays like shot trajectories and offside lines are powered by real-time data and analytics.

New Possibilities for Teams & Media

For clubs, structured data provides a feedback loop for analysts and coaching staff. XML feeds contain granular event data that can surface insights around tactics, performance, recruitment and more. This data ultimately improves decision-making.

Media outlets also rely on structured data for fueling statistical visualizations, predictive models, and storytelling. The narrative around soccer has greatly expanded thanks to the availability of rich datasets.

Data visualization platforms like Opta Widgets offer drag-and-drop tools where any publisher can create interactive match reports, customizable formations, and advanced metrics. Infographics become easy to generate from XML feeds, engaging readers.

The Road Ahead

As technology progresses, the possibilities with structured soccer data will multiply. 5G allows faster data transmission from stadiums to power more immersive experiences. Smart venues will create new streams of biometric and spatial data to add new dimensions.

Artificial intelligence and machine learning will unlock deeper insights. Natural language generation can auto-translate data into written commentary and reporting. Computer vision will expand to provide data annotation of full matches beyond just highlights.

However, the core foundation will remain structured data in formats like XML. This ensures a consistent pipeline for clubs, developers, and analysts to build the next generation of soccer experiences.

The game of soccer has never been played and experienced like this in history. The digital revolution has truly transformed world football. Structured data feeds will only accelerate innovation to bring fans closer through facts, narratives and interactivity.

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Tratamiento De Les En Villanueva De La Cañada

Hace unos días que quería compartirles mi opinión acerca las mejores épocas para visitar este país. Hola soy lautaro gonzalez, jugue en defensores de belgrano caso todas y cada una de las infatiles. Soy jugador libre & soy cat' noventa y siete. Juego de 8, 5 10. Ahora estoi entrenando en loma verde con guillermo rivarola para el municipio de escobar. mi num: 01135455459 nex: seis millones veinti mil ciento cuarenta y seis. Busco jugar en algun club de afa. Hola llevo por nombre axel soy de Argentina (B.A) tengo 16 años y juego de siete por la banda derecha delantero por izquierda tengo buen estado físico mido uno con sesenta y ocho soy rápido tengo buen salto, quisiera saber como hacer para que me vean jugar haber si les gusto y puedo quedar en algún club atentamente muchas gracias. La receta que nos plantea Rajendra Dissanayake es muy especial. Es una receta que nos cuenta en un español en el que en ocasiones aparecen palabras del alemán y del inglés, idiomas que domina mejor que la lengua que ahora aprende aquí en España. Es una receta que Rajendra nos cuenta con una incesante sonrisa en su cara de blanco y negro. El blanco resplandeciente de sus dientes y el moreno intenso de su suave piel asiática. qubit. Neologismo acuñado en 1995 por contracción de quantum bit (bitio cuántico), para designar la unidad abstracta de información cuántica. Según lo comentado en → bit1, en castellano considero preferible cubitio a las formas qubit, cubit y cúbit, mas es muy probable que esta última sea la que se imponga a la larga. Como curiosidad, cabe mencionar que en puridad el neologismo equivalente en español hubiera debido ser ‘bicu' (por contracción de ‘bitio cuántico'), sin empleo en la práctica.

Hola Mariano, te debería ver un medico legista para determinar por cien de incapacidad, nosotros contamos con ese servicio sin cargo para nuestros clientes del servicio. Si queres comunicate al 4372-1504 y te asesoramos gracias. En el Proyecto ALFA II de Colaboración de la Comunidad Europea con Latinoamérica para el desarrollo de proyectos tecnológicos entre diversas Bibliotecas Universitarias Europeas y Latinoamericanas, la Biblioteca ha participado en la 2ª Reunión de la Biblioteca de Babel celebrada en Utrecht (Holanda). En Zanzíbar, el Institute of Kiswahili and Foreign Languages ( IKFL ) 3 de The State University of Zanzibar ( SUZA ) cuatro ofrece una diplomatura en Educación y Lenguas de 3 años. El veinte por cien de los estudiantes matriculados en esta diplomatura, esto es, unos 25 alumnos aproximadamente, eligen como lengua extranjera el español; inglés y suajili son asignaturas obligatorias. El resto opta entre francés, portugués, alemán y árabe. Según el análisis de los datos libres, el conjunto de hablantes no nativos de de España ronda los 24,2 millones de hablantes. Este Grupo de Competencia Limitada está compuesto a su vez por los hablantes de de España como segunda lengua como lengua extranjera y los usuarios de variedades de mezcla bilingües (siete con uno millones) y por residentes extranjeros en países de habla hispana en proceso de adquisición del español (uno con ocho millones). En su soporte tradicional, el papel, las tiradas son menores debido a diversas causas. Las principales son la copistería, la piratería y el incremento de los costos. En cambio se ha aumentado la cantidad de títulos para contestar a las nuevas modalidades, libros de ornamento (coffee table books), libros de actualidad política, libros de actualidad periodística, ciertos de vigencia muy efímera, de espiritualidad, de autoayuda. Una salvedad son los libros que se venden así como los diarios, que en muchos casos son de dominio público, y con tiradas fundamentales. Aun en el caso de menores de edad, los gobiernos no logran ejercer su autoridad para impedir que viajen a Siria. Después de la muerte de Lukas, Dam fundó un conjunto llamado Hijos e Hijas de Madres Escandinavas. Una mujer danesa con la que habla de manera regular emplea el nombre de Miriam en la prensa. Miriam es musulmana y advirtió de inmediato el riesgo cuando su hijo Karim (no es su nombre real) empezó a frecuentar la compañía de islamistas radicales en Copenhague. Alertó a las autoridades, destruyó su pasaporte y se cercioró de que el Gobierno danés marcaba su expediente para que no pudiese lograr otro pasaporte. En 4 meses, Karim, que por entonces tenía diecisiete años, ya estaba en Siria. Había falsificado la firma de su padre en el impreso de consentimiento parental para conseguir un pasaporte nuevo. (Dam descubriría con el tiempo que Karim y Lukas habían sido amigos y que fue Karim quien le había escrito para decirle que Lukas estaba hecho pedazos”). Alaska está atravesado de este a oeste por 3 cadenas montañosas (las Cordilleras de Brooks, Alaska y la Costera), y por el río Yukon. La sección sur del territorio se extiende al oeste, formando la Península e islas que forman el arco de las Aleutianas, y cara el sureste, en la franja de territorio que discurre paralela al territorio canadiense de Columbia Británica y que incluye el archipiélago Alexandre, una parte de la cordillera Ribereña, y los montes Saint Elias, una zona de fiordos y glaciares. Las lenguas indígenas que han conservado un mayor peso demográfico y cultural son el arahuaco, el náhuatl, el maya, el quechua, el aymara, el chibcha, el araucano mapuche y el guaraní. En https://todocanada.net de esas y del resto lenguas indígenas de Hispanoamérica, los dos hechos que más seriamente han amenazado su mantenimiento fueron la merma demográfica derivada de la conquista, que tardó cerca de un siglo en mitigarse, y la pérdida de prestigio y presencia comunitaria que supuso el empleo del de España como la lengua del administrador colonial y más tarde su elección como lengua de las jóvenes repúblicas por parte de los criollos que protagonizaron la independencia. A ello puede añadirse que las lenguas indígenas han quedado extrañas a los procesos generales de alfabetización y a la difusión de los medios social en la segunda mitad del siglo xx. La participación multilateral es siempre y en todo momento mucho más complicada de armonizar setenta y siete , por esta razón habría que trabajar más en esa dirección para asegurarla al menos entre los actores institucionales españoles. El éxito de esta estrategia requiere, entre otras cosas, que el Instituto Cervantes acepte elementos de cooperación para el desarrollo para fomentar el español en la zona subsahariana, mientras que por su lado la AECID debería contemplar la posibilidad de segregar el apoyo concreto al de España de las prioridades geográficas de los planes directivos, bien integrar el criterio demolingüístico en el diseño de la planificación de la colaboración. Convendría también sumar la valiosa acción de universidades que sostienen acuerdos provechosos y duraderos con universidades africanas, como sucede entre la Universidad de Salamanca y la Escuela Normal Superior de Libreville. La celebración del IV centenario de la edición de la primera una parte de El Ingenioso Hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha no puede ser sino más bien un excelente incentivo para efectuar una decidida y novedosa incursión sistemática sobre la presencia de Cervantes y de sus criaturas en el imaginario (latino) americano.

En la fachada atlántica de USA, tienen una enorme cohesión los estados que forman el entorno económico y demográfico de Washington, D.C. ; todos , bajo el impulso que nace de la cercanía a la capital federal y de urbes como N. York Filadelfia, gozan de un fuerte desarrollo catalizado por los servicios, ele-comerce y las industrias de nuevas tecnologías. muy buenas tardes: my señores. Ante todo gracias por su amable atencion, Les notificamos que contamos, veintiocho viviendas en su etapa final con un valor de 3,5 millones de euros y un nuevo proyecto de 54 residencias en alemania,para seis Millones asi tambien un proyecto para firma de ocho guardes con un valor de uno con dos millones de euros,13 residencias pero para uno con quinientos cincuenta millones de euros contamos con ALTA retorno de la inversión una plantilla de 53 empleados profecionales alejado con la aprobacion de la tezoreria de la seguridad social buscamos invercionista para la terminacion de este proyecto y continuar con los demas. estasmos avierto a cualquier sugerencia para su conformidad. si es de su agrado, puedo mandarles una presentacion de nuestro proyecto actual. un saludo: marcos l. manzueta. Tenemos un proyecto agro-industrial de alta rentabilidad y bajo peligro, para incorporar en Paraguay. Nuestro aporte USD ciento cincuenta.000 en lugar y granos Precisamos 1.500.000 para llenar la faz indusrtrial. Tenemos acuerdos con compradores para todo lo que se genere. Utilidad neta primer año de producción USD 1.000.000, (considerando una reinversión del veinte por cien de las utilidades) Utilidad neta tercer año USD dos.600.000.- Disponemos presentacion , cash flows a cinco años, planos, etcétera hola buenas noches, estoy interesado en saber costos a la venta por mayor de articulos de limpieza para un comercio, donde es su ubicacion para ir y adquirir. tengo un comercio listo para abrir y que cosas como para iniciar. mil gracias recibo correo electrónico con respuestas. Los resultados garantizados que nos brindan las mejores herramientas programadas en función de sus necesidades hacen que la tranquilidad sea su aliado ya que sus automóviles van a ser monitoreados veinticuatro horas al día los trescientos sesenta y cinco días del año por cuando menos cinco personas distintas que en constante comunicación y trabajo en equipo hacen de nuestro localizador vía satélite el mejor GPS que sostiene la cobertura en toda la Republica Mexicana, USA, Canadá y Centroamérica; mandando datos de manera constante cada diez minutos con un autoreporte muy completo que cuenta con mapas de ruta, kilometraje amontonado y más datos que son almacenados hasta por seis meses.

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Conte's passion to plant 'Winning Mentality' in Tottenham

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 The effect of coach Antonio Conte of 'Winning Contractor' was clear. The Tottenham Hotspur players have changed their movements and conceded the opening goal to their opponents, but they did not break easily. And Conte's enthusiasm raised the mood of the Tottenham squad.

Tottenham Hotspur, led by Coach Conte, defeated Leeds United 2-1 in the 12th round of the '2021-22 English Premier League (EPL)' held at Tottenham's Hutspur Stadium in London, England at 1:30 am (Korean time) on the 22nd. earned With this, Tottenham are in 7th place in the league with 19 points.

Tottenham's start to the day was not good. Due to Leeds' strong pressure, possession of the ball was often taken away and the flow was given away. Tottenham, who could hardly find a countermeasure, eventually allowed Daniel James to concede in the 44th minute of the first half. Tottenham finished the first half without even trying a single shot on target. It was Tottenham who struggled with failing to record 270 consecutive minutes of effective shots since the last match against West Ham.

However, the movements of the Tottenham players who returned from the locker room talk at halftime have changed. At the beginning of the second half, Kane and Son Heung-min's shots hit the post twice, bringing the mood. Tottenham continued to push and eventually equalized. In the 13th minute of the second half, Hoybjerg shook the net with a lob shot and turned the game around.

When the tie was reached, coach Conte also kicked off the bench, shouted loudly at the players, and enthusiastically adjusted the positions of the players. Fans were no exception. Conte, who looked at the audience, drew the cheers of the fans with his arms as if he were the conductor of an orchestra.

Was it because of Conte's passionate direction? Tottenham players were constantly moving to score a comeback goal. The helplessness that Nunu Espirito Santo showed during the managerial regime was nowhere to be seen. He showed problems in his attacking build-up, but his willingness to go one step ahead of his opponent stood out.

In the end, Tottenham Hotspur overturned the game. In the 24th minute of the second half, Dier's free kick was deflected by a Leeds defender and hit the post, and Reguilon made another shot and scored a comeback goal. When the goal came from behind, coach Conte roared loudly and shared the joy with the coaching staff.

Even at the end of the second half, coach Conte continued to applaud and shout, encouraging the home fans to cheer. Fans responded with cheers to Conte's passionate gesture. After the match, coach Conte, who won the game, hugged each other, including Son Heung-min and Kane, and shared a warm hug.

Currently, Tottenham are on an unbeaten streak with 3 matches, 2 wins and 1 draw under coach Conte. According to 'Opta', a football statistics media, manager Conte has won 17 consecutive league victories from Inter Milan last season to the current Tottenham Hotspur.

Coach Conte transplanted the winning mentality to Tottenham as a winning contractor who lifted the trophy three times at Juventus and once each at Chelsea and Inter Milan.

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Global Waterjet Cutting Machinery Market Seeking Growth from Emerging Markets

Factors such as Growing Industrialization in Emerging Countries such as Brazil, India and China and Increasing Demand for High Precision and Improved Cutting Speed are driving growth of the market.                      

Waterjet Cutting Machine Consumables Market is valued at USD 1.77 Billion in 2018 and expected to reach USD 2.75 Billion by 2025 with the CAGR of 6.52% over the forecast period.    

Scope of Waterjet Cutting Machine Consumables Market is as :

The method of engineering for cutting objects using the energy from high density, high speed and ultra-high pressure water is nothing but the Waterjet cutting.  A Water jet cutter is an industrial tool that is able to cut lots of materials using a high-pressure jet of water mixed with an abrasive substance. When it uses a mixture of water and abrasives then it can be called as abrasive jet and if the Waterjet does not use abrasives then the term of pure waterjet or water-only cutting can be used. Pure waterjet is mainly used for wood or rubber as they cannot cut hard materials. By pressurizing water to ultra-high pressures and creating a powerful cutting stream (up to 6000 bars) the Waterjets are able to cut hard materials. The watercourse moves at a velocity of up to 3 times the speed of sound. It can cut nearly everything when this high-speed water is concentrated on a precise point. There is no smoke, dust, vapour or gases produced so they are called as environmental friendly.

Waterjet Cutting Machine Consumables Market is segmented into type, end-user, application and region. On the basis of type the market is segmented into Abrasives, Nozzles, Water Filters, Grates, Focus Tubes and Others. On the basis of end-use the market is segmented into Metal Fabrications, Automotive, Ceramics, Electronics and Others. On the bass of application the market is segmented into Pure Waterjet Cutting and Abrasive Waterjet Cutting.

The regions covered in this Waterjet Cutting Machine Consumables Market report are North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Rest of the World. On the basis of country level, market is sub divided into U.S., Mexico, Canada, UK, France, Germany, Italy, China, Japan, India, South East Asia, GCC, Africa, etc.

Waterjet Cutting Machine Consumables Companies

KMT Waterjet

Flow International Corporation

H2O Jet

GMA Garnet Pty. Ltd.

Wardjet Inc

Techni Waterjet

Jet Edge Inc.

V.V. Minerals

Barton International Inc.

Opta Minerals Inc.

Kimblad Technology AB

Oskar Moser Technische

Edelsteine

Diamond Technology Innovations Inc.

OMAX Corporation

Increasing Demand for Robotic Waterjet Cutting Machines is driving the growth of the market.

Robotic Waterjet Cutting machine consists of an industrial robot and a high–pressure water jet system. The robotic waterjets are used to drill, cut and clean a variety of materials and these are used to cut holes, to cut automobile internal parts or trim the edges. In addition, another common application of robot waterjet cutter is to cut helmet or similar 3D products. Increasing demand for robotic waterjet cutting machines in diverse sectors is driving the growth of the market. For instance, According to The International Federation of Robotics (IFR) there were around 2.1 million stand-alone industrial robots installed worldwide, with a shipment of 381,000 units globally in 2017. Also many end-use sectors such as the toy industry, plastics, food and beverages, mild steel and aluminum have installed waterjet cutting systems to increase their productivity in their machining divisions. Increasing demand for adoption of waterjet cutting technologies for high precision and improved cutting speed is fueling the market growth. The booming automotive sector will promote the demand for metal sheet components and their fabrication and this is important factor expected to drive the growth of the market in the forecast period.

North America is dominating the Waterjet Cutting Machine Consumables Market.

Geographically, North America region is dominating the Waterjet Cutting Machine Consumables Market. This is due to the region has Cutting-edge technology and early adoption of innovations. Also the Asia Pacific region is at second position in terms of revenue generation. This is due to the expansion of the metal fabrication and automotive industries, coupled with the growing machine manufacturing sector in India, China and among others. For instance, According to Regional Shift in the Global Automotive Sector, Asia-Pacific constituted 16.1% of the world automotive imports in 2015, increased by 53.2% from 10.5% in 2003 and Asia-Pacific made up 26.8% of the world automotive exports up by 23.2% from 21.7% in 2003 being the second largest automotive exporter in the world. The efforts by the Government of India for strengthening the country’s manufacturing industry through its “Make in India” initiative this is likely to propel the demand for waterjet cutting machines into the region and this initiative which includes many sectors such as aerospace, automobiles, and railways, electrical machinery which  aims to build high-class manufacturing infrastructure, facilitate investments and foster innovation.

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By Type: Abrasives, Nozzles, Water Filters, Grates, Focus Tubes, Others

By End-Use: Metal Fabrications, Automotive, Ceramics, Electronics, Others

By Application: Pure Waterjet Cutting, Abrasive Water, jet Cutting

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How Pep’s Citizens have taken over England

CE, 02.01.2018

Under the guidance of Pep Guardiola, Manchester City have become a dominant force domestically and a serious contender for the Champions League title. We break down what has led to their current success, what makes them special, and why they seem almost unbeatable.

This article was co-authored by Constantin Eckner (CE) and Austin Reynolds (AR).

As of publishing time, the Citizens have won 28 of their 31 competitive matches this season. The only defeat came against Shakhtar Donezk in the last game of the Champions League group stage when City had already secured a spot in the round of the last 16. After an expected rough first season under Guardiola, City are now undeniably among the best sides in European football, which is reason enough to take a closer a look and examine specific (tactical) reasons for their current success.

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Match-planning

While it is almost impossible to make a general statement about Guardiola’s match plan as he usually adjusts how he and his team approach particular opponents, there have been tendencies which make sense in the context of City’s style of football. The Citizens appear to be slow starters. There may be some truth to that, but the main reason City have often scored their first goal in the second half has to do with how they methodically take over a match. Before committing to vertical passing and increasing the intensity, they intend to establish their dominance by long spells of possession.

Euan Dewar and Mark Thompson of Statsbomb pointed out in a November piece that, at the time of publishing, City averaged “over five sequences of 20 or more consecutive passes per game,” which is far more than any other team had ever done since Opta has been recording data. That City find their way into the final third in 55 per cent of their possession sequences emphasises how Guardiola’s idea of football is not only about establishing possession just in order to secure the ball and avoid any threat to their defence. City are determined to break down an opponent tactically and mentally, meaning they want to take away any hope that the opponents are able to create promising goal-scoring opportunities while also figuring out the weak spots.

That being said, Guardiola adjusts his match plan if he feels it is the appropriate decision to push the accelerator pedal right away. City did so in several high-profile matches against capable opponents such as Shakhtar coached by the very talented Paulo Fonseca, Tottenham Hotspur or Manchester United. They pressured their opponents from kick-off and kept the intensity high. Group-tactical dynamics and a high intensity-baseline have built the fundament on which Guardiola’s side can be successful. As mentioned before though, there is no general blueprint of how Guardiola plans out a game and how the City side change rhythms, intensity, and positioning. Maintaining a degree of unpredictability is crucial in today’s football, where even some web site may write a long form on your team’s tactics.

Build-up and transition into the second and third phase of attack

As with Guardiola teams of years past, Manchester City typically have a large majority in possession, fixated on how controlling the ball subsequently controls the game. Guardiola has instilled into his players a playing style that values “possession with a meaning”, or how each pass has an underlying intention of opening up spaces or moving around opponents. This is not Tiki-Taka, or possession for the sake of having the ball, but rather moving the ball to move the opponent. While the positional play footprints were there last season, this season has shown improvement in the principles and an evolution in Guardiola’s philosophy.

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City’s positional roles and behaviours

In City’s 4-3-3, the positioning and focus of the back four are dependent on the opponent. In some matches, both full-backs are utilised high and wide, with the wingers subsequently pinching into the creative zones of the pitch. On other occasions, false full-backs are used to establish more central control in deeper positions. More will be discussed about false full-backs later on.

Between the two centre-backs, Stones has been the more frequent passer and breaker of lines in the partnership with Nicolás Otamendi. With Stones more adventurous in possession, the Argentinian remains further back to cover and is the more conservative of the two central defenders. In the absence of Stones due to injury, Otamendi has taken up his responsibilities as the more frequent passer from the back. Captain Vincent Kompany has slotted into the more defensively-minded centre-back role recently.

The midfield generally comprises of Fernandinho operating as the no. 6, positioned ahead of the defensive line acting as the lone pivot. Silva and De Bruyne function as high no. 8s, typically found in the left and right half-spaces respectively. Both of them float into wide areas for combination play with wingers from time to time or swap with said players to create gaps in the opponent’s defence.

In terms of the normal responsibilities of the no. 8s in such a system, that position is usually required to stay in the half-spaces or centre at all times. This was seen with Guardiola’s FC Barcelona, where Xavi and Andrés Iniesta hardly left the middle due to Guardiola’s obsession with having a numerical advantage in the centre. With this particular team, Guardiola has afforded Silva and De Bruyne much more freedom in the second and third phases of possession than many coaches allow who implement positional play. This may be due to Guardiola having faith in his players to recognise spaces during the match and their ability to move around their opponents. Alternatively, it could also be due to Guardiola believing that his squad is versatile in that the wingers are also quite competent in the interior, therefore encouraging such freedom will lead to more productive attacks. Either way, it is a departure from the systems of Guardiola past, and it resembles just one part of his evolution that has occurred since his arrival in England.

On the subject of wide interactions, the wingers remain close to the touchline in most moments of play during build-up and attack construction. This creates space for the no. 8s to move into for the attack, allowing them to both receive and move into gaps between the lines. Due to their half-space presence, the centre is left occupied almost solely by the centre-forward. The centre-forward will often check into midfield to receive the ball, seldom followed by the centre-back marking him. Once received, Agüero has a higher propensity to want to dribble by opponents before combining via a 1-2 to move up. Jesus is more likely to lay the ball off into the feet into De Bruyne or Silva, with his subsequent movements opening up his body shape to anticipate an additional through ball from them.

Manchester City movements during their build-up.

When it comes to solving the distance issue that came up with the 3-1-4-2, the full-backs are closer to the defenders during build-up, allowing for more stable circulation. Rather than forcing passes up the field into congested wings where the wing-backs previously were, their deeper position forces the opponents to move up their lines in order to close down. This inevitably frees up room for Silva and De Bruyne, alongside the wingers, who now provide the width. Previously, as many as four players occupied the same horizontal line at a given moment of play, leading to the distance issue. In the new system, players are much more balanced in their spacing as a result of their staggering. This causes opponents to be responsible for defending a larger area of space than previously, because of the nature in which City are spread out.

As a part of Guardiola’s positional play, there is often rotation between positions to try and unbalance the opposition. This rotation can take place horizontally, as shown with the castling of De Bruyne going out to the right and Sterling taking the Belgian’s place inside. In addition, there can also be movement vertically. For instance, if Bernardo Silva on the right-hand side comes deep to get the ball, Walker will take his spot and be the temporary right-winger.

There are, of course, limitations to how much rotation takes place in the team in the name of stability. Despite all the movements that take place, the same positional template must exist in all phases of the build-up before entering the final third. However, this Manchester City team are afforded a good deal of freedom for how they position themselves, as long as they remain within the confines of the system.

Moving up the pitch

Within the structure of how City are designed comes the functionality of how it looks on the pitch. The close interconnections between positions are manifested in the flow of the match via the constant providing of diagonal passing options of all lengths. Whether the Citizens are aiming to consolidate their possession and restructure or change their pace for chance creation, most of the passes played are diagonal. Diagonal passes elicit more of a response from the opponents when it comes to shifting, as they must change their reference point both horizontally and vertically. Square or straight passes do not require such shifting for the opposite reason. Therefore, a fundamental component as to why City are able to move around their opponents so easily is because of these diagonal passes.

Most teams in the Premier League prefer to cover the passing options behind them rather than apply pressure to the ball carrier in defence. In the context of attack development for City, this means that they are able to waltz up to an area around the halfway line oftentimes without any legitimate pressure applied to them. Therefore, the main methods of City move the ball into areas where they can create chances involved beating defensive schemes aiming to stay tight and compact between midfield and the defence.

The headliners for breaking down English midfields this season are the tandem of Silva and De Bruyne. With a mixture of intelligence, craftiness, and strength, the two of them have been lighting up the league this season for creating opportunities for their team-mates. Between the two of them, they have a total of 22 assists at the time of publication. While their skills on the ball are, of course, a factor in their impressive seasons, an equally key reason for both of their successes this season is their shrewd usage of blindside movements to freeing up space for themselves.

Silva will use the blindside to move into narrow channels in wide positions where he can more easily play with the left-winger to go up the pitch into chance creation. These situations allow Silva to deploy his skills in tight areas to cleverly combine and link with Sané or whoever may be on the left side. On the other hand, De Bruyne will often lurk in the half-spaces or the top of the penalty area, using his inactivity as a means of creating space for himself. Since other defenders on the pitch are shifting in response to the ball changing points, spatial dynamics change as a result. De Bruyne will then show good patience to wait for the pass as it arrives from an improbable source, using the newfound space to dribble into or thread through balls in behind onto oncoming runners.

De Bruyne’s positioning in the half-space allows him to receive diagonal passes to unbalance defences from deep. Prior to receiving the ball, he was patiently walking, waiting for the opponent to turn his back to him before taking steps to the position seen above. In this particular sequence, the defence collapses on him and he is able to combine with Jesus before scoring.

A frequent manner in which City progress up the field takes advantage of the quality found in on the wings. Teams in England are often focused on covering the options immediately close to the ball, preventing passes that are on the same side of play. For instance, when a team build up on the left side, the defence will be mainly concerned with that side, and the players far away from the ball will not often contribute to defending either the centre or possible solutions out of that side.

To capitalise on this, City frequently bypass the covering scheme of their opponents and enter the final third by playing aerial diagonal balls into the wingers. When these passes are played, Sané and Sterling are isolated due to the opponents being overly fixated on the close passing options. To signal to their team-mates that they would like these passes, Sané and Sterling simply raise their hand up from a distance. When the signal is picked up, the pass is played. When these passes are completed, Sané and Sterling frequently have a lot of space for dribbling by the player defending, and City move into chance creation mode. These aerial switches across the pitch are an effective way of evading the opponents’ defence, simultaneously exploiting on the individual gifts of the team.

After seeing Sané raising his hand across the pitch, Fernandinho drives the pass in the air towards Sané. Once the German receives, he has room to dribble and take on the opposition right-back.

Since English teams often are more concerned with covering than applying pressure to the ball, the centre-backs for City are frequently afforded a plethora of time on the ball to make decisions. It is not uncommon to see a defender for City to dribble forward without much pressure applied at all. However, not every opponent has allowed City to have such a luxury. For example, Maurizio Sarri’s Napoli pressed high up the pitch and hoped to stifle their build-up from the onset. José Mourinho’s Manchester United wanted City to exclusively play out of their right side, by forcing the ball towards Kompany, who was less technically proficient than his partner Otamendi on the day.

Guardiola has coached into his squad the recognition of finding the right moments for his defenders to step up into the ball to move the ball forward. As a part of most pressing schemes, teams will block passing lanes to players through using players’ body orientation, also called a cover shadow. Similar to how Silva and De Bruyne use the blindside to create space for themselves, City’s centre-backs now recognise moments in the play during which they can step up and join the attack through blindside movements. When opponents attempt to block them off via a cover shadow, they will simply step up into the next line when it is open and present themselves as a viable option. When they step up into such spaces, there is typically room to dribble, so City will progress up the pitch thanks to this movement.

This opponent aimed to corner Kompany by limiting his passing options using his cover shadow. Otamendi recognises this and steps in front of Kompany to receive the ball. Thanks to the opponents’ man-orientations, Otamendi has plenty of room to dribble forward and advance the ball.

Guardiola has put together a myriad of options that City can deploy when constructing their attacks. Thanks to their positional structure and the qualities of their players, they can aim to break down teams that set up in variety of ways. The multi-dimensionality of City’s build-up makes them difficult to prepare for, and even harder to keep from going to goal.

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Special role: The false full-back

With Mendy, Walker, and Danilo replacing the prior generation of City full-backs, it appeared in this year’s preseason that Guardiola would return to having his full-backs being high and wide in possession, similar to his Barcelona side from 2008-2012. However, Mendy suffered a torn ACL in a match against Crystal Palace that ruled him out for the next several months. From moments of crisis come opportunity, and Delph has taken advantage of this. In the span of a few months, he has risen up to become first-choice left-back through his consistent and added stability.

Rather than employing him as a traditional full-back/wing-back, Delph has most frequently been used as a false full-back. In the role of a false full-back, rather than primarily be positioned near the wing, the player will move towards the half-spaces and central areas of the field. This role increases the central presence during build-up and circulation, allowing other players to be moved higher up the pitch in possession. In addition, having this player located centrally in rest-defence bolsters defensive transition efforts. If opponents counter-attack at high speed, the space afforded to them is wide areas due to the congestion in the middle. This is less of an immediate threat than conceding space in the middle, which gives City more time to recover into their defensive shape in case their counter-pressure is broken.

During build-up near City’s goal, it allows for more accessible solutions to beat the opponents’ pressing schemes. For example, if Ederson has the ball, any player wishing to press him and simultaneously block off the centre with his cover shadow must account for two players instead of one. If there were no additional option centrally, eliminating Fernandinho would be much easier for the opponents. Ederson would be forced to play sideways and make build-up more wing-focused for City. Alternatively, the goalkeeper would play long and hope City win the aerial duel, an option that relies much more on luck than protecting the ball via stable possession.

With the false full-back moving centrally, the remaining defenders will adjust accordingly. Since the false full-back is most frequently from the left side, the left-sided centre-back — most often Otamendi, sometimes Eliaquim Mangala — will slide out towards the left more, stopping at about the width of the penalty area. The other central defender, whether it be Stones, Kompany, or another player, will slide centrally, while the right full-back will behave as a right-sided centre-back in a back three if needed. If the opponents are defending very deep, the other full-back will move up as well to prevent an excessive build-up of players in rest-defence.

As the opponents pressure high, Delph recognises the gap in the centre and abandons the traditional position of a full-back in favour of moving inside. Once Ederson plays him the pass, Silva moves to the touchline to free up space for Delph to dribble forward.

With Delph’s background as a centre-midfielder, Guardiola’s deployment of Delph is superb in its dual purpose. Moving Delph inside allows him to play a position and role familiar to him, assisting in build-up to give Fernandinho an additional player on the same line to help with circulation in the attacking half. This, in turn, eliminates the need for Silva and De Bruyne to come deep to receive the ball, and they can receive the ball more in the creative positions closer to the opposition goal. It also complicates the shifting of the opposition in defence, as the shorter horizontal passes during circulations force the opponents to make decisions about whether to cover the diagonal passing options, such as the one of the no. 8s or a winger moving inside, ahead of the ball or apply pressure to the false full-back.

When Delph is higher up the pitch, he is valued in possession for City. The 28-year-old uses his body, particularly his back, excellently when protecting the ball, getting out of tight situations using quick shifts of weight and direction changes. This explains how he is resistant to pressure and able to play in tight spaces. Plus, Delph’s value in possession is expanded thanks to his ability to hit the high diagonal balls mentioned as part of City’s forward progression earlier, alongside his understanding with Silva and Sané about positional rotations, ensuring that one of them remains central at all times during the flow of the match.

However, it is not exclusively Delph who plays the false full-back role. Danilo has slotted into that role at various points throughout the season, most notably against Swansea City in December. Guardiola interprets the role differently for the Brazilian, and he ends up having different responsibilities as a result. For Danilo, he will be more defensively-minded than Delph, allowing Fernandinho to move up to attack more and occupy positions closer to Silva and De Bruyne in the process. In addition, his use as a false full-back is different than Delph’s in that he will mainly be positioned in the centre to circulate the ball, rather than breaking the lines. Most of his use is for protecting the ball in possession, not making the same kind of penetrative passes that Delph completes.

Danilo here moves inside as a false full-back to assist with maintaining possession and switching the play, rather than moving in between the lines of the opponent.

Walker sparingly occupies positions that the false full-back role would occupy, but these are predominately temporary as a result of positional rotations with Sterling and/or De Bruyne. Walker’s attacking habits as a false full-back differ in one respect to Danilo. Walker will look to attack more through underlapping runs in the right half-space, starting his runs from interior positions during such rotations. When in possession during build-up, he will generally look to protect the ball when receiving it in the middle and rotate back out wide after his pass to restore the original team shape.

The resurgence of Delph, in particular, shows the ingenuity of Guardiola to come up with solutions to problems plaguing his team at a given moment in time. With Mendy out for an extended period in September, it appeared that Manchester City would either have to delve into the transfer market for another left-back, or play somebody out of position. Delph deployed at left-back opened many eyes at first, but Guardiola found a way to blend Delph’s prior skillset with the needs of his team in attack.

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RECENSIONE: James Blake - Assume Form (Polydor, 2019)

Fino a qualche settimana fa non avevamo nemmeno la piena conferma che James Blake - produttore, musicista e cantautore inglese - prevedesse di pubblicare il seguito dell’apprezzato ma noioso The Colour In Anything durante i primi mesi del 2019, figuriamoci di farlo in tempistiche così imminenti. Dunque, Assume Form, il quarto album, scuote improvvisamente con i suoi colori vibranti questo mite cielo invernale all’albore dell’ultimo anno del decennio. Lasciandosi trascinare dalle influenze hip-hop, in particolare da quelle trap, degli artisti coi quali ha collaborato in questi ultimi anni, in Assume Form le vertigini musicali di James Blake si proiettano nel mondo reale e moderno, con l’intenzione di “assumere forma”, appunto, concreta e meno astratta al fine di rivelare se stesso al prossimo come se fosse la prima volta in cui egli si trova in mezzo gli altri.

E’ un concetto dichiarato sin dall’omonima traccia d’apertura, nella quale confessa il bisogno di diventare raggiungibile ed afferrabile, di lasciare l’etere per essere toccato. “Don't you know your best side shows when you're unaware?”. Ripercorrendo i suoi ultimi passi dal 2016 a questa parte, Blake si è trasferito da Londra a Los Angeles, superando la fine della storia d’amore che lo aveva segnato a tal punto da ispirarlo, in maniera totale, per la stesura dei suoi ultimi due dischi ed intraprendendo una nuova relazione sentimentale che lo ha portato a rivalutare il senso del termine. Nella nuova città ha soprattutto colto le opportunità per produrre e scrivere per molti artisti, spesso lontani dal suo genere, ed il costante processo dell’avere uno specchio rivolto verso la sua musica nella forma di quella altrui lo ha aiutato ad attraversare un varco stilistico. In altre parole, per un artista unico ed ambiguo come Blake che sin dal debutto ha presentato la sua musica come il risultato di una deriva fatta degli incroci sonori più distanti e disparati - come le ballad al pianoforte e la musica elettronica inglese - il confronto è stato rivelatorio e l’esperienza lo ha portato ad approdare alle nuove modalità creative immediatamente udibili in Assume Form. Questo vuol dire essere più minimalista e meno prolisso, distaccarsi dal post-dub e dal neo-soul, senza però dimenticarsene e non diseredando la propria identità artistica, costruita nel corso di ormai quasi dieci anni. Nei peggiori dei casi il risultato è frammentato ed incompleto, ironicamente è proprio il caso della traccia d’apertura che se da un punto di vista lirico porta a termine le sue intenzioni, ovvero mettere a fuoco il sentimento ispiratore del disco, per quanto riguarda la musica ci troviamo davanti ad assemblaggi vaghi e costruzioni poco appaganti. 

Il cambiamento più interessante, tuttavia, non è quello musicale - che come abbiamo detto appare evidente, ma se ne possono esplorare le motivazioni fino ad un certo punto, riconducendosi alla fine ad una semplice scelta estetica - piuttosto, è quello che avviene su un piano psicologico e personale. Blake, da sempre nichilista, schivo e timidissimo, si è rigorosamente approcciato alla tematica dell’amore con atteggiamento estremamente introspettivo e sconfitto, chiudendosi a guscio sui suoi incavi emotivi fino a quando la causa maggiore della propria sofferenza diventava lui stesso e non più gli altri. Assume Form è il suo disco più aperto e sereno, sinceramente romantico e forte di quella voglia di superare i meccanismi difensivi del passato. E’ molto distante dai torbidi acquazzoni ipnotici del debutto e non si immerge in un linguaggio ricercato e vocalità virtuose per entrare nei propri grovigli come in Overgrown, ma per la prima volta invita gli altri ad entrare nel suo mondo e viceversa, apparendo anche più coinciso nella forma e nello stile rispetto a The Colour In Anything. 

Nei migliori dei casi nascono sorprendenti collaborazioni artistiche nelle quali Blake si pone sullo stesso piano del suo ospite, assorbendone le energie ed avviando un dialogo fatto di comprensione e fiducia, superando il rischio di creare uno spazio nel quale viene spodestato dal ruolo principale. E’ il caso di Tell Them, nella quale predomina lo stile spiccatamente trap del produttore Metro Boomin, in fondo non così lontano dalle sonorità hip-hop di una Life Round Here. Perciò, non è poi così fuori luogo sentire Blake inserirsi sul ritornello, anzi, il contrasto tra la sua voce garbata ed immateriale con l’aggressività fluida e diretta dei synth si rivela un accostamento di successo. E’ sicuramente più una sorpresa sentire il canto di vetro di Moses Sumney serpeggiare ipnotico su sonorità per lui fino ad ora improbabili come questa; i clap ed i violini che spuntano dallo sfondo conferiscono un’anima quasi medio-orientale al brano che ci porta a fare un collegamento con l’altra parentesi dai sapori stranieri del disco, ovvero, l’impeccabile Barefoot In The Park, nella quale si palesa la collaborazione con l’affinità più forte, quella con la cantante spagnola Rosalìa che reduce da un ottimo secondo album si porta dietro il suo singolare microcosmo di flamenco contemporaneo. Il brano è una bellissima dimostrazione dell’incontrarsi a metà strada, innanzitutto perché due lingue diverse interagiscono l’una con l’altra - Rosalìa duetta in inglese con Blake che a sua volta si cimenta nello spagnolo - e dell’utilizzare ciò che li accomuna per creare una sintonia unica - la musica elettronica, le morbidezze vocali ed una capacità d’interpretazione estremamente emotiva. “When you're done with me / I see a negative space”.

La produzione più interessante e personale è probabilmente quella di Where’s The Catch?, intricata ed in continua mutazione, intercalata da campionamenti e tastiere solenni, poi da bassi profondissimi ed una batteria sintetica pulsante, sulla quale Blake distende il suo falsetto come da tradizione che però diventa poi una parlata grave e distorta, amalgamata ad una chitarra metallica che permette l’entrata in grande stile di André 3000 e rivela la fusione completa e combaciante con il mondo dell’hip-hop. L’atmosfera è ombrosa e ad ogni transizione sempre più ansiogena, catturando la sensazione di paranoia che pervade quando si verificano una serie di eventi talmente positivi da suscitare il sospetto che ci sia una tenda che cela un inganno o che presto le cose cambieranno prendendo una brutta piega. Le strofe di André sono in tal senso perfette, mescolando l’astrattismo dei giochi di parole con la pesantezza della paranoia. “So perfect, so why do I look for curtains? / Uncertain but certainly false alarm's alertin' / A burden in beautiful times, a garden snake / Won't bite me, but frightens me like I know I'm ate, and I know I ain’t”.

E poi c’è Mile High, la traccia in collaborazione con Travis Scott nella quale Blake va completamente incontro al suo mondo, mostrandoci i riscontri di questa scelta. Alla produzione c’è, anche stavolta, Metro Boomin che opta per del trap sfacciato e nebuloso, al quale Blake si adatta fino al punto in cui, verso la fine, emerge nelle distorsioni tentando una specie di rap, ma a cantare è principalmente Scott, su una psichedelia molto simile a quella del suo ultimo album, Astroworld. Quindi, pare che i compromessi li abbia fatti soltanto Blake, perché anche il testo è particolarmente lontano dalle sue origini, eppure, la traccia risulta ipnotica ed irresistibile e se c’è un modo in cui possa esistere una trap che si muove verso il giusto progresso è questo. 

Da solo, Blake torna nel suo mondo introspettivo e ci propone la vibrante e psichedelica Can’t Believe The Way We Flow, nella quale gioca con le sovrapposizioni vocali in modo da creare un turbine di campionamenti e synth, contenuto soltanto dalla melodia vocale principale; l’euforia è quasi palpabile e Blake si lascia andare all’incredulità dell’aver trovato, finalmente, benessere nella coesistenza con un’altra persona. “You wave my fear of self / And alone in the show / Despite what I was told / I’m finding I'm a smaller piece / Than I once thought”. Più raffinata e tradizionale è Are You In Love? che cattura l’intensità dei momenti in cui si è ancora ignari della reciprocità dei sentimenti tra due persone che si amano e allora ci si tende, l’uno verso l’altro, alla ricerca della conferma. “I reserve a table for old time / Back then, it wouldn't have even crossed my mind / But I promise you, your place is safe / Now what about mine?”. Dalla narrazione di eventi più frivoli, purtroppo, nascono produzioni altrettanto frivole che non riescono a spiccare nel contesto: è il caso di I’ll Come Too e Power On. 

In conclusione, Assume Form è definibile come il disco della migrazione, da dentro a fuori su diversi livelli, psicologico e artistico, dell’avvicinamento alle mode musicali del momento per sperimentare e scoprire - da sottolineare - non per svalorizzare la propria musica a favore di un pubblico meno di nicchia: per fare ciò ha già potuto collaborare con artisti come Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Frank Ocean e Vince Staples. Per un’anima mutevole come quella di James Blake, probabilmente, è solo un passaggio, ma è nella giusta direzione.

TRACCE MIGLIORI: Mile High; Tell Them; Barefoot In The Park; Where’s The Catch?

TRACCE PEGGIORI: Assume Form; Power On

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Leicester vs Bournemouth Preview: Predicted lineups, match facts, odds and more

This clash between two teams with a preference for free-flowing football should be an entertaining encounter.

Leicester want to break into the top six of the Premier League this season, and although they are not yet fully in action, they are undefeated in their first three top flight competitions . []

Bournemouth Meanwhile, lost to Manchester City last weekend but certainly had the quality of the problems on the part of Brendan Rodgers.

Both sides won fines in the second round of the Carabao Cup this week, with Leicester overcoming Newcastle and Bournemouth and conquering Forest Green.

Leicester from Brendan Rodgers strives to maintain their unbeaten start to the competition season

LEICESTER: The foxes want to build momentum because they are aiming for a great season

There is a growing feeling that this can be a very productive campaign for Leicester, which showed some encouraging signs among Brendan Rodgers towards the end of last season

In James Maddison, the foxes can rely on one of the most exciting talents of the Premier League, with the 22-year-old assistant in his last two top flying games.

With Jamie Vardy still a major or threat in front and as Ayoze Perez, Youri Tielemans, Hamza Choudhury and Dennis Praet provide creative flair, Leicester can be extremely difficult to defend against.

James Maddison of Leicester is one of the most exciting players to watch in the Premier League

Rodgers will also try to make sure his team is resilient at the back, and center-backs Jonny Evans and Caglar Soyuncu will have to be at their best are against a side of Bournemouth who also likes to attack.

Goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel was impressive against Sheffield United and could be tested regularly.

Leicester & # 39; s heroism of the 2015-2016 title-winning campaign should never be repeated, but there is certainly a chance that they could break through in the top six.

After signing their first two games of the season (they really should have defeated Chelsea), Leicester won their first victory last weekend as they went past Sheffield United.

It will take time for Leicester to fully click into gear, but the foundations are sure to flourish.

After the international break, Leicester has a number of difficult matches, including an away match against Manchester United and an intriguing home conflict with Tottenham.

It is therefore necessary that Rodgers pick up everything three points against Bournemouth as they strive to build momentum and extend their unbeaten start to the competition season.

Central defender Caglar Soyuncu must do his utmost to limit the offensive threat from Bournemouth

BOURNEMOUTH: Eddie Howe may have to curb the attacking instincts on his part

Bournemouth may be in the Premier League in his fifth consecutive season with Eddie Howe the third longest serving current manager in the top four divisions of English football, but uncertainty remains as to whether they will beat the drop.

Like Leicester, the Cherries have players who can bring the game to the opposition, in particular Ryan Fraser, who have managed to keep it from elsewhere this summer despite intere.

Liverpool Borrower Harry Wilson, who scored an excellent free kick against Manchester City, is another useful option.

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe knows that his side must be more defensively resilient

The defense of Bournemouth is a cause for concern, as evidenced by the fact that they admitted 70 goals last season and have already admitted this around this time.

Howe must find a way to make his match more resilient at the back and Bournemouth will not be helped by the left back Charlie Daniels injury to City.

Although Bournemouth is talented in the offensive sense, there is a fear that if they are too gung-ho against Leicester they could end up losing heavily.

As a result, Howe may be able to instruct his side to take a slightly more conservative approach and try to punish Leicester in the counterattack.

Aaron Ramsdale had not played in the Premier League before this season, but the 21-year-old goalkeeper has been sidelined.

Ramsdale must be in top form against a very dangerous Leicester team.

Bournemouth will pose a threat itself, with Callum Wilson wanting to reach his first goal of the season.

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Bournemouth goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale will do his best against Leicester

Predicted Lineups

Leicester's Predicted Starting XI: Schmeichel; Ricardo, Evans, Soyuncu, Fuchs; Tielemans, Choudhury, Praet; Perez, Vardy, Maddison.

Bournemouth & # 39; s predicted start XI: Ramsdale; Smith, Mepham, Cook, Ake; King, Lerma, Billing, Fraser; H. Wilson; C. Wilson

What do the bookmakers say?

It is not surprising that Leicester are favorites with a score of 4/6, while Bournemouth is priced at 4/1. A draw is available on 14/5.

Who says what?

[1945902] Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel was eager to emphasize the importance of Saturday's game. He told the official website of the club: & # 39; It was a decent start. For us it is really important that we recover well, and Saturday is huge for us. If we can win that game, we can stay in the top four, so that is really a very good start and something to build after the international break. & # 39;

Asked if the display of his Carabao Cup will influence his Premier team selection, Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe told The Bournemouth Echo [1945905]: ] "I think the overall performance was pretty good, so that means I got some nice things to go home and think about how certain players can invade the Premier League team.

"It is good that we still have the power in-depth with all the injuries we have, we still have the power in-depth to make the number of changes that we have made, offer many opportunities to young players and for them

MAIN FACTS FACTS

(Offered by Opta)

Leicester are unbeaten in their last six home league against Bournemouth (W3 D3 L0), last loss es in Filbert Street in December 1988.

Bournemouth has lost only one of their eight Premier League games against Leicester (W2 D5 L1), although it came to their most recent meeting in March 2019.

Leicester City has just lost one of their last seven Premier League games at the King Power Stadium (W4 D2 L1), with a blank sheet in four of their last five.

Bournemouth has won three of their last six Premier League away games (D1 L2) after losing the previous nine in a row. They have scored 15 goals in those six games, just as much as in their previous 15 games on the road.

Since the first game by Brendan Rodgers who led Leicester in March, no player has scored more Premier League goals than Jamie Vardy (10, level with Raheem Sterling)

Since the beginning of last season James Maddison of Leicester scored more goals than any other player in the Premier League (107); assisting nine goals in the process, four of which resulted in strikes by Jamie Vardy.

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers has a 100% win ratio against Bournemouth and wins all four games against the Cherries.

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League Two Betting: Back Exeter to pile on Morecambe's woes

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Bury need to get points away while the Grecians can take victory at Rodney Parade, says Ian Lamont, who also tips Morecambe to take a vital win…

Grecians face life after Stockley Newport County [2.7] v Exeter City [2.8]; the draw [3.7]’Amateurish defending’, ‘Off the boil’. Two phrases Exiles boss Mike Flynn used to describe his side after their late collapse at Crewe, where they conceded two goals in the final few minutes.As one comes to expect from mid-table sides, Newport’s FA Cup form trumps their league form by a considerable margin. Dan Butler returned after suspension, but otherwise it was the same team that defeated Leicester City – and the Welsh side have now lost five out of their last six League Two games, virtually killing their play-off hopes. Three wins in 16 games puts an even worse gloss on it.A fresh face or two might be needed, says Flynn. He’ll be drawing on Lennie Lawrence’s vast experience in the background, for sure. He’d love Joss Ladabie to be fit to return, to help supply Padraig Amond with chances.Exeter, meanwhile, have perked up again after a winless run of four draws and four defeats. Four wins and a draw in their most recent six came as prize asset Jayden Stockley was distracted by his move to Preston. Matt Taylor says they will have to change their style a little for Ryan Bowman, brought in from Motherwell to replace him up front.Meanwhile he has re-signed 18-year-old defender Kane Wilson, on loan from West Brom, who played for the Grecians last season. Fellow Baggie Dara O’Shea presumably reminded him how great the club can be at their best. And that’s what they’ve got to be again to push back into the top seven.Jonathan Forte (who has five goals) and Bowman, who has experience at this level, have to replace Stockley’s 16 goals pretty quickly, though, so the perfect place to start is at a team where eyes and legs are still focused on the cup. Add in Newport’s overall home record of seven wins and three draws and there seem good reasons why the visitors’ price is so big, but I’m going to take a calculated risk and back them.Baggies a boon to TranmereTranmere [2.3] v Swindon [3.4]; the draw [3.6]Tranmere put their FA Cup defeat to bed pretty well, with a comprehensive dismissal of Cheltenham despite conceding first.Rovers could do with someone to take the pressure off James Norwood, the league’s top scorer with 17, to net and they seem to have found that in Ishmael Miller, 31, on loan from West Brom, who bagged one on his debut. Fellow new boy David Perkins also impressed his new boss Micky Mellon. Plenty of managers say they need that fresh face in January and now Tranmere can push on with their ambition to reach the play-offs. But Mellon also has Ollie Banks, who had not featured since November, back and starring against the Robins last weekend.They are quite formidable at home, winning eight and – as Opta point out – only losing one, while improving Swindon have lost several of their last eight away games without scoring. They have beaten strugglers Macclesfield and Notts County.Richie Wellens’ side have conceded nine goals in eight games – a record better than many – but only scored eight, Michael Doughty chipping in with another couple (including a penalty) as they held Lincoln. The Robins are capable of achieving results, but perhaps not against their hosts in current mood. Bury need an away boostForest Green Rovers [3.0] v Bury [2.6]; the draw [3.4]Mark Cooper talks of having to “pick up” Christian Doidge after his abortive move to Bolton, after an initial loan that was organised in August. You’d think if he was training two levels higher and had been top scorer by a country mile before, he might go straight back into the team.However, the striker started on the bench against Oldham. A gentle re-introduction, then, but it surely won’t take long for Doidge to start where he left off.They need a standout scorer. No one else has netted in double figures – Reuben Reid and George Williams have six apiece, yet Rovers fly high in the division. They have an all-round great team ethos in that case. Unbeaten in six, they have done extremely well away from home recently, winning twice and drawing twice.With one goalkeeper returning to parent club Brighton, they needed to strengthen the goalkeeping options and Lewis Ward, 21, has signed on loan from Reading.But can they hold off Bury, who have taken longer to come to the ball than I expected. Yes, they have a new-to-management boss in Ryan Lowe, but they also have a history of succeeding in this division and have had a strong enough squad to give it a go from the start of the season.They sit second and it feels that now they are beginning to motor, with three straight wins, including last weekend’s 4-3 thriller over Milton Keynes in the last minute.”Free-flowing” is one observer’s take on the Shakers at present and they earned a win in their last away game at Yeovil. However, Jay O’Shea is correct that their away form in the second half of the season will be key to their chances of automatic promotion. It has to improve from the current four wins and four draws.Nicky Maynard chalked up the winner at Yeovil, while Nicky Adams hopes the crowd – the 12th man – will help get Bury over the promotion line and indeed to Wembley in the Checkatrade Trophy. They’ve got the firepower, scoring more than once regularly. Opta stress the the visitors haven’t conceded in back-to-back away games, but I’m wondering if all the facts point to one of League Two’s regular draws. Opta add that both Forest Green boss Mark Cooper’s previous two matches with the club against Bury have ended as drawsLoanee gives Shrimps a boostMorecambe [2.4] v Stevenage [3.3]; the draw [3.4]Injuries to A-Jay Leitch-Smith and Vadaine Oliver have forced Jim Bentley into the loan market for strikers. Maybe he is regretting letting Garry Thompson go now.Carlisle’s Richie Bennett is the latest to arrive, someone Bentley and his management team have admired for a while. Anyone who puts pressure on Rhys Oates is a good thing as they try to finish off Kevin Ellison’s crosses.Andrew Tutte has also been chipping in, but the “goals for” column has been a bit lacking recently. They have drawn a blank three times in four matches.Having said that, in recent home matches, while they lost to Carlisle, they have netted three against Cambridge and twice against Port Vale.Draws – three in their last six – will not keep them out of trouble at the bottom, so this must be a chance to take a victory. As Opta point out, Stevenage have won or lost alternate games in their last six, drawing two blanks in front of goal themselves in two of their last four games – both of them away.So Dino Maamria is hoping to keep Steve Seddon on loan, having brought in Moses Mokasi from West Ham already. The visitors don’t have the greatest record away. Dan Newton (2) and Ben Kennedy (1) have barely scored since the start of December, giving the Shrimps a chance of a vital win. The hosts shouldn’t be written off if they go behind in the first half either, because Opta say their last seven goals were scored in the second half of matches.

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Can Christian Pulisic Possibly Live Up To The Hype?

Christian Pulisic made U.S. soccer history last week when he reached an agreement to join Chelsea in the coming summer transfer window. Borussia Dortmund, where Pulisic has played since 2015, will pocket $73 million for the rights to him — by far the largest fee ever for an American. But this transfer raises a number of questions: Is Pulisic worth the money? What can Chelsea expect from a young player out of the Bundesliga, and how well does the American fit his new club’s needs? How will Pulisic slot into manager Maurizio Sarri’s system, and what can fans expect to see from him in the coming years?

The first question is how to adjust for a transfer from the Bundesliga, the top tier of German soccer. Do we expect Pulisic’s production to drop off significantly from Germany to England? Given the players who have moved between the two leagues before, the answer is no.

Since 2010-11, 103 midfielders or attackers have transferred between the Bundesliga and the Premier League. Normalized for minutes, these players created about 371 expected goals and assists in the Bundesliga and 364 in the Premier League, based on data from analytics firm Opta Sports. That’s a difference of about 2 percent.

While there is variation, on average a player who creates attacking chances in the Bundesliga can be counted on to do the same in the Premier League.

With more than 6,000 minutes played before his 21st birthday, Pulisic is in rarefied air already. Since the 2010-11 season, only 47 players have more than 6,000 minutes played among one of the top five European leagues1 and the Champions League.

And even among that group, Pulisic’s production stands out. Here are players since 2010 with at least 2,500 minutes played before their age-21 season, sorted by expected goals and expected assists per 90 minutes, with strikers excluded.

Pulisic is one of Europe’s elite youngsters

European soccer leaders (excluding strikers) in expected goals plus expected assists per 90 minutes prior to turning 21 and nonpenalty goals plus assists for up to three seasons* afterwards

Through age-20 ages 21-23 Player seasons exp. goals + assists/90 minutes Seasons nonpenalty goals + assists/90 min Ousmane Dembele 2015-17 0.60 2018 0.92 Mario Gotze 2010-12 0.57 2013-15 0.67 Dele Alli 2015-16 0.55 2017-18 0.61 Leroy Sane 2013-16 0.55 2017-18 0.90 Erik Lamela 2011-12 0.54 2013-15 0.43 Marco Asensio 2015-16 0.54 2017-18 0.41 Raheem Sterling 2011-15 0.54 2016-18 0.78 Keita Balde 2013-15 0.52 2016-18 0.76 Kingsley Coman 2012-16 0.49 2017-18 0.54 Yann Karamoh 2016-18 0.49 — — Philippe Coutinho 2010-12 0.47 2013-15 0.43 Richarlison 2017 0.46 2018 0.61 Goncalo Guedes 2015-17 0.46 2018 0.10 Xherdan Shaqiri 2010-12 0.45 2013-15 0.52 Julian Draxler 2010-13 0.44 2014-16 0.44 Christian Pulisic 2015-18 0.44 — — Eden Hazard 2010-11 0.43 2012-14 0.52 Malcom 2015-17 0.43 2018 0.70 Thomas Lemar 2014-16 0.42 2017-18 0.34 Roberto Firmino 2010-12 0.42 2013-15 0.69 Domenico Berardi 2013-14 0.42 2015-17 0.38 Lucas Ocampos 2013-14 0.42 2015-17 0.36 Florian Thauvin 2012-13 0.41 2014-16 0.43 Maxwell Cornet 2015-16 0.41 2017-18 0.74 Koke 2010-12 0.40 2013-15 0.48 Aaron Ramsey 2010-11 0.40 2012-14 0.52 Federico Chiesa 2016-18 0.40 — — Julian Brandt 2013-16 0.40 2017-18 0.41 Antoine Griezmann 2010-11 0.39 2012-14 0.57

* Season listed is the year in which the season started

Minimum 2,500 minutes played in the big five European leagues

Source: Opta Sports

Not every young star hits: Lucas Ocampos remains a capable but unspectacular Ligue 1 attacker for Marseille, Erik Lamela has struggled at Tottenham and faced major injury problems, and Xherdan Shaqiri stagnated for years before becoming a key cog in Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool squad this season. But on average, results are strong. In up to three seasons after their age-20 seasons, these players averaged 0.54 nonpenalty goals and assists per 90 minutes. That’s an improvement for their expected goals and assists numbers — players who are this good at 20 tend to get even better in their early 20s.

And as befitting that production, players like this tend to find their way to big clubs. Excluding the players currently in their age-20 seasons, 18 of 27 are regulars at teams in the Soccer Power Index top 20. Further, when players this young and this productive make their moves to big clubs, it’s expensive. Ousmane Dembele, Pulisic’s teammate at the time at Dortmund, cost Barcelona well over $100 million. Pulisic’s teammate-to-be Eden Hazard cost Chelsea only about $40 million in a less inflated market after his age-21 season. A few others came more cheaply — Inter Milan selling Philippe Coutinho for less than $15 million after the numbers he put up as a 20-year-old looks like a historically poor decision, while the less impressive futures of Ocampos and Domenico Berardi suggest the roughly $10 million fees paid for their services were more in line with their values. On average, the players on this chart who transferred within two years of their age-20 season cost about $44 million.

Pulisic’s future looks bright, and Chelsea’s fee is not out of line with what players of his pedigree tend to command. But one concern that arises here is that Pulisic’s best production came in his age-17 to -19 seasons. Now at 20, when he should be coming into his own, his production has declined from his usual 0.4 to 0.5 expected goals and assists per 90 minutes to less than 0.3. He has even lost starting minutes in the Bundesliga to Jadon Sancho.

The decline represents fewer than 1,000 minutes, and Pulisic’s total production including these minutes remains strong. But the drop is still concerning. The problem appears to be Pulisic’s role in the system of new Dortmund manager Lucien Favre. Favre prefers a more defensive and counterattacking system than the high-pressing, high-possession style of Thomas Tuchel, under whom Pulisic broke in. This year, Pulisic is playing much deeper on the pitch than he ever used to. Only about 8 percent of his open-play pass receptions have been in the penalty area or on the flanks near the penalty area, compared with about 13 percent in previous seasons with Dortmund. Instead, Pulisic has done much more buildup work, with 13 percent of his passes received in the central area of the defensive half, compared with 6 percent previously.

Pulisic is currently expected to contribute to a slower buildup style or help run counterattacks through the center, rather than making himself available as a passing outlet near the goal or near the endline. But it’s that latter skill where he has stood out.

Pulisic has averaged just fewer than 1.5 open-play passes received into the penalty area in his career so far. The most comparable players at such a young age are strikers — a few being among the best forwards in the world.

Pulisic is great at finding space

European soccer leaders in rate of receiving passes inside the penalty area per 90 minutes, among players prior to turning 21

Name From To Received passes inside penalty box per 90 minutes Kylian Mbappe 2015 2018 2.15 Mauro Icardi 2012 2013 1.51 Christian Pulisic 2015 2018 1.41 Marcus Rashford 2015 2018 1.31 Mattia Destro 2010 2011 1.29 Maxwell Cornet 2015 2016 1.28 Leroy Sane 2013 2016 1.28 Raheem Sterling 2011 2015 1.26 Julian Brandt 2013 2016 1.24 Manolo Gabbiadini 2011 2012 1.24 Paulo Dybala 2012 2014 1.18 Gabriel Jesus 2016 2017 1.16 Timo Werner 2013 2016 1.12 Romelu Lukaku 2011 2013 1.09 Erik Lamela 2011 2012 1.09

Season listed is the year in which the season started

Minimum 2,500 minutes played in the big five European leagues

Source: Opta Sports

Pulisic does not look like a better prospect than Leroy Sane or Raheem Sterling in shot production. And he certainly falls behind strikers like Kylian Mbappe, Mauro Icardi, Gabriel Jesus, Timo Werner and Romelu Lukaku in goal-scoring prowess. But what you get in Pulisic is good shot production and an elite ability to make himself available for passes in dangerous areas. In Favre’s system, where deep possession sequences around the penalty area are less common, his best skills are wasted.

Sarri’s high-possession Chelsea attack, however, might just be the perfect place for Pulisic’s game. At the same time, Pulisic may be just the attacker that Chelsea needs to get Sarri’s attack flowing. At Napoli, Sarri’s team completed elite numbers of open-play passes within or into the penalty area, 11.7 per match in his final season in 2017-18. But Chelsea this year has completed just 9.8 open-play passes in the penalty area per match despite a higher share of possession (61.9 percent) than Napoli had last year (60.3 percent). Favre’s Dortmund, with its less possession-heavy style, has only 9.1 of those passes per match. Pulisic may find the right fit for his skills at Chelsea, and the Blues appear to need a player with Pulisic’s ability to find space in the penalty area to execute their manager’s tactics.

While other Americans have found steady work in the English Premier League — Tim Howard, Clint Dempsey, Brian McBride — none has commanded even close to the money that Pulisic has. All eyes will be him from day one. But Pulisic’s combination of production at a young age and skills that fit the needs of his new club make him a good bet to succeed even under international scrutiny.

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from News About Sports https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/can-christian-pulisic-possibly-live-up-to-the-hype/

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Si tu propósito para 2019 pasa por hacer más deporte y has elegido el Yoga para llevarlo a cabo, seguramente te encuentres en un mar de dudas sobre qué tipo de Yoga elegir, cuántos días a la semana lo tienes que practicar, cuánto tiempo debes que dedicar al Yoga, qué ropa vas a necesitar…

Para ponerte las cosas más sencillas y que puedas comenzar cuanto antes, te contamos todo lo que debes saber sobre el Yoga si no lo has practicado nunca, antes de empezar a hacerlo.

¿Qué tipo de Yoga escojo?

Una de las mejores cosas del Yoga es que no existe un único tipo para practicar, sino que, dependiendo de si se trata de un Yoga más activo, más centrado en la meditación o más dedicado al trabajo muscular puedes encontrar distintos tipos para elegir el que más te convenga.

Todos los tipos de Yoga van a ayudarte a trabajar, en mayor o menor medida, la fuerza de tus músculos (con ayuda de tu peso corporal), tu flexibilidad y tu respiración.

Si eres principiante, quizás la mejor opción para comenzar sea el Hatha Yoga: este tipo de Yoga, que suele ser el más practicado tanto en estudios como en gimnasios, trata de forma pausada cada una de las asanas o posturas que deberemos llevar a cabo durante la clase, consiguiendo así un buen trabajo isométrico (sin movimiento) de la fuerza.

En Vitónica

Hatha, Vinyasa, Kundalini… ¿cuál es el Yoga que más me conviene?

Si lo que te interesa es un tipo de Yoga más “movido” y más “fitness”, tanto el Ashtanga Yoga o Ashtanga Flow como el Vinyasa Yoga son una buena opción. En ambos tipos de Yoga las clases suelen ser más dinámicas, ya que las diferentes asanas se van enlazando unas con otras formando diferentes secuencias sin detenernos demasiado tiempo. El movimiento y su combinación con nuestra respiración son básicos en estas clases.

Si buscas un tipo de Yoga que suponga un reto para ti, quizás el Bikram Yoga o Yoga con calor puede ser una buena opción. Las clases de Bikram Yoga se realizan en centros especiales que están acondicionados para mantener una temperatura de 42 grados y con un 40% de humedad. En las clases se realizan 26 posturas de Hatha Yoga combinadas con el calor, que nos ayuda a mejorar nuestra flexibilidad y nuestra función cardiovascular.

¿Cuántos días a la semana y cuánto tiempo debo dedicar a mi práctica de Yoga?

Si nunca antes has practicado Yoga, puedes comenzar planteándote una rutina de 30 minutos de duración dos o tres veces a la semana. Procura programar tus sesiones de entrenamiento en días alternos (lunes, miércoles y viernes, por ejemplo) para tener un día de descanso entre ellas en el que tu cuerpo pueda descansar. Aquí te dejamos una selección de rutinas de treinta minutos que puedes encontrar en Youtube.

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Cinco rutinas de Yoga en español que puedes hacer en 30 minutos

Otra de las posibilidades que tienes, sobre todo de cara a crear un hábito de entrenamiento, es comenzar tu día con una pequeña rutina de 10 o 15 minutos de duración a primera hora de la mañana. Una buena idea para plantearlo es dedicar a esta pequeña rutina (es ideal que realices unas cuantas secuencias del saludo al sol) cada día entre semana, de lunes a viernes.

Una vez vayas mejorando, podrás realizar sesiones más largas: es estudios y gimnasios las clases suelen durar una hora en la que está incluido también el tiempo de relajación o de meditación. Si optas por las clases de Bikram Yoga, estas tienen una duración mayor, de hora y media.

Lo más importante es que al principio crees el hábito de entrenamiento día a día: una vez lo consigas y vayas viendo mejoras y beneficios, tu mismo cuerpo te “demandará” que sigas practicando.

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Los cinco errores más frecuentes en una clase de Yoga: aprende a reconocerlos para poder evitarlos

¿Qué ropa y accesorios necesitas para practicar Yoga?

Si vas a comenzar a practicar Yoga en casa, lo único que vas a necesitar es un poquito de espacio y una colchoneta adecuada para la práctica de esta disciplina. Las colchonetas de Yoga son más delgadas que las clásicas colchonetas que podemos encontrar en el gimnasio: sus tres o cuatro milímetros de grosor son suficientes para aislarnos del suelo y el hecho de que sea delgada nos beneficiará a la hora de ganar estabilidad en las posturas de equilibrio.

En cuanto a la ropa adecuada para practicar Yoga, lo más importante es que te encuentres cómodo con ella. Tradicionalmente se ha apostado por pantalones y camisetas sueltas en tejidos ligeros, aunque si vamos a una clase de Yoga las prendas más ajustadas como las mallas pueden ayudar a que el profesor o profesora pueda corregir las diferentes asanas o posturas de manera efectiva.

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Todo lo que necesitas para practicar Yoga en casa: guía de compras

Generalmente el Yoga se practica descalzo, tanto para mantener un buen contacto con la colchoneta como para evitar los resbalones que pueden causar los calcetines sobre esta. Si quieres practicar con calcetines, elige unos que sean antideslizantes para una mejor adherencia a la colchoneta.

Si estás buscando accesorios que puedan facilitarte tus entrenamientos de Yoga y llegar a hacer algunas posturas, las correas de Yoga (sobre todo para mejorar flexibilidad), los bloques de Yoga (como soporte para la espalda y la zona lumbar) y la Yoga wheel o rueda de Yoga (para facilitar las extensiones de columna hacia atrás) pueden serte de mucha ayuda. También un cojín voluminoso para levantar un poco la cadera puede ser interesante a la hora de realizar posturas en las que estemos sentados.

Estos accesorios no son en absoluto imprescindibles, pero sí pueden facilitarnos la práctica del Yoga, sea cual sea el nivel del que partimos.

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'Team scorer' Hwang Hee-chan is well-received... "His role is to score goals 먹튀검증

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A positive evaluation came from Hwang Hee-chan, who has the most points in Wolverhampton.

Wolverhampton drew 1-1 with Leeds United in the 9th round of the English Premier League (EPL) for the 2021-22 season held at Allen Road in Leeds, England on the 23rd at 11 pm (Korean time). With this, Wolverhampton are in 10th place in the league with 13 points.

Hwang Hee-chan, who started on the day, scored the opening goal early in the game. In the 10th minute of the first half, Raul Jimenez's shot flowed into him in a close match, and he quickly shoved it into the goal. However, this goal did not become the final goal. Wolverhampton conceded an equalizer from a penalty kick to Rodrigo in extra time in the second half, taking only one point.

Although he did not win, Hwang Hee-chan was recognized for his performance. Hwang Hee-chan was selected by the EPL Secretariat as the official best player of the match, 'King of the Match'. In particular, soccer statistics media 'Opta' gave a thumbs up for Hwang Hee-chan's goal determination, saying, "Hee-chan Hwang scored four goals with four shots in the EPL this season. It's fatal."

Hwang Hee-chan is flying after joining Wolverhampton. Hwang Hee-chan, who did not receive many opportunities during his time at RB Leipzig, moved to Wolverhampton on loan this summer to secure playing time. He made his perfect debut by scoring as a substitute against Watford in his first English Premier League (EPL) match.

After that, the positive atmosphere continued. Manager Bruno Raj started using Hwang Hee-chan as a starting pitcher, and he played an active part in the match against Newcastle United, which was the last game before the A-match break in October, scoring a multi-goal. Four league goals, including the goal against Leeds United. Top scorer on my team.

Hwang Hee-chan's impressive appearance is also making his team, Wolverhampton, perform well. Wolverhampton had their first three straight losses, including the opening game against Leicester City. However, including the first win in Hwang Hee-chan's debut match against Watford, he has 4 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss in the last 6 matches.

There was a positive evaluation towards Hwang Hee-chan. 'Express' reporter Luke Hatfield said, "Occasionally, seeing Hwang Hee-chan holding the ball doesn't make a very attractive move. But from Wolverhampton's point of view, as long as he scores in the end, it's something that I don't really care about." .

Then, reporter Hatfield said, "That's Hwang Hee-chan's role. He came to Wolverhampton to score. And if you look at his appearance so far, he's doing it right. Hee-chan Hwang is showing a sharp touch inside the penalty box." got off

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Armchair Analyst: Your complete guide to the Week 31 MLS slate

September 28, 201812:42PM EDT

The final weekend of September is here. The season’s almost done.

Let’s jump in:

Saturday Slate

Chicago Fire vs. LAFC 3:30 pm ET | Match Preview | TV & streaming info

With all due respect to the Fire, this game’s much more about LAFC finding the right balance down the stretch and into the playoffs than it is about anything Chicago do. They’ve been a reactive blob of a team this year under Veljko Paunovic – they’ve just about entirely scrapped the “victory through possession” ethos that dragged them all the way to third place in last year’s table – so it’s tough to preview them week-to-week.

LAFC’s a little bit easier to pin down. And it should be noted that last weekend’s game, a pretty run-of-the-mill 2-0 win over the Quakes in which LAFC were very good defensively and kind of static in attack, featured a slight but significant formational shift.

Here’s what LAFC looked like in a recent 4-2 win at Toronto FC:

That’s a network passing graph made using Opta data. Each circle represents the location of the corresponding player’s aggregate touch, while the thickness of the lines connecting them represents the volume of passes exchanged.

This is a 4-3-3. Lee Nguyen (24) has more of a playmaker’s role than the other central midfielders, but he’s still very much a part of the midfield rather than a second forward, and the two wingers are playing high and relatively connected to the center forward.

Here’s last week against the Quakes:

This is much, much more of a 4-2-3-1 with Carlos Vela (10) playing as a pure second forward. The midfield was a true dual pivot as opposed to the free-flowing three-headed midfield monster we’ve seen at times from the Black-and-Gold this year. Neither fullback pushed as high as we’ve seen from them, supporting the attack rather than initiating it. And that attack was supposed to flow through Vela rather than to him, as Adama Diomande (9) led the line.

I understand the appeal of this more basic approach, if indeed that’s what we’re going to see from LAFC from here on out. There’s so much talent in that front four that “let’s throw them out there in their natural spots” should be an effective gameplan, and – more to the point – this does seem to provide a good dose of the defensive structure and rigidity that LAFC have, at times, been missing.

In terms of offense they are very clearly one of the best teams in the league, while defensively they have been clearly a step below the other elite tier sides. Sacrificing, say, 10 percent of your attacking fluidity for a 25 pecent increase in defensive effectiveness? I just made those numbers up, but still, the principle’s right and the gamble makes sense.

Or it did last week anyway. Let’s see what happens on Saturday.

Seattle Sounders vs. Colorado Rapids 4 pm ET | Match Preview | TV & streaming info

We’ve seen it a million times over the years: A team goes on a long winning (or unbeaten) streak, and then when it comes to an end, they immediately hit a lull. The question then becomes “do you have the mental fortitude to come back and find the formula that fueled the winning streak in the first place?”

That lull for Seattle happened last week, with a pair of dispiriting losses. Will it be three?

If it is, then yeah… time to panic for the Sounders, because you absolutely can not drop points at home to this Colorado team. Expect Seattle to come out in their standard 4-2-3-1 and to try to play into the gaps between the Rapids center backs and fullbacks. Everybody who’s tried this over the past month has succeeded, as Colorado have taken just one of the last 18 points available, and have conceded 17 goals in that time.

Also: I’m willing to concede that Harry Shipp was maybe a bigger loss for the Sounders than people realize:

In Harry Shipp’s last 13 starts, the Sounders were 11-0-2. In the last 13 games where Shipp didn’t start, the Sounders are 2-8-3.

The Sounders are currently losing 2-0 and Harry Shipp did not start.

— Sounder At Heart (@sounderatheart) September 24, 2018

He’s out with a long-term injury. It’s time for Victor Rodriguez to step toward a big opportunity.

D.C. United vs. Montreal Impact 7 pm ET | Match Preview | TV & streaming info

In terms of Eastern Conference playoff implications, this is the biggest game of the weekend, and probably the biggest remaining game of the regular season. If D.C. win, they’re probably heavy favorites to pass Montreal in the coming weeks and grab the sixth spot. If the Impact win, it’s hard to see how they don’t qualify. If it’s a draw … probably still advantage, Impact.

I enjoyed this from Tifo Football on how Wayne Rooney’s been drifting between true 9 and false 9 for United:

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In large part the goal of his movement is/has been to get opposing defenses to come with him up the pitch and toward midfield. Doing that opens space in behind for runners like Lucho Acosta, Yamil Asad and Paul Arriola. It’s like aikido – you use the defense’s momentum against them.

This very same strategy worked pretty great for TFC three weeks ago against this very same Montreal team, as the Reds’ forwards got between the lines, got Montreal’s defenders moving toward them, and then cut them up. It’s useful film that I’m sure both Remi Garde and Ben Olsen watched a bunch of this week.

On the flip side: How high to push Oniel Fisher (or Arriola if it’s him at RB)? D.C. attack best when their wingers dive inside in the final third, which means they have to get attacking width from their fullbacks. It’s worked great, but when your fullbacks are pushing that high, every turnover becomes an existential crisis.

And when your right back pushes that high, and it’s Ignacio Piatti lined up against him, you’re just asking to get countered into the grave.

Columbus Crew SC vs. Philadelphia Union 7:30 pm ET | Match Preview | TV & streaming info

Philly were pretty thoroughly beaten in the U.S. Open Cup final on Wednesday night, and while a bit of that likely comes down to that being their fourth game in 10 days, a bit more of it came down to Houston’s ability to sever the connection between Haris Medunjanin and the rest of the Union midfield.

Medunjanin is the organizing force to Philly’s possession-heavy approach, using that cultured left foot of his to 1) spray passes to the flanks, and 2) hit third-line passes between opposing midfielders to his teammates between the lines. That second function is the more important one, and it’s the one that Houston took away:

Those left-to right diagonals – red arrows indicate incomplete passes – are Medunjanin’s bread-and-butter. On Wednesday they were Houston counterattacks waiting to happen.

I’m not sure that Crew SC will sit on his left foot quite so much, but the effectiveness of that ploy will have been noticed by Gregg Berhalter & Co.

A win here pretty well guarantees Columbus will get a home game in the Knockout Round. I’m quite interested in seeing if Niko Hansen will get another start on the wing given his strong showing a week-and-a-half ago in Portland.

Toronto FC vs. New England Revolution 7:30 pm ET | Match Preview | TV & streaming info

TFC’s season essentially ended last week, with both Sebastian Giovinco and Jozy Altidore limping off injured during losses to Tigres and RBNY, so I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see them go a little bit experimental with their lineup, formation and tactical approach. Liam Fraser, maybe? Ayo Akinola? No reason not to see them, given the stakes are now very low.

The stakes for the Revs, of course, are very high, and there’s not a ton of reason to think they’re up to getting a win (which they desperately need) here. As noted by local blog TheBentMusket, their primary issues continue to be defensive, and newcomer Michael Mancienne – the highest-paid defender in the league – has not been up to the task of fixing the backline.

The former Nottingham Forest fullback does lead the team in both clearances and blocks per game after only five appearances, but his miscues on Saturday were glaring, especially considering the game’s magnitude. And New England has just one win since his arrival, the epic 1-0 victory in the Bronx over NYCFC. Their other impressive performance, a 1-1 draw at LAFC, occurred while the Chelsea youth product was in England for the birth of his first child. Overall, the Revs are just 1-2-2 when he’s been on the pitch.

That’s not great. It needs to change if the Revs are to keep their playoff hopes on life support for one more week.

Minnesota United FC vs. NYCFC 7:30 pm ET | Match Preview | TV & streaming info

NYCFC got a much-needed win on Wednesday at Yankee Stadium, riding a strong second half to a 2-0 result over the visiting Fire. Domè Torrent once again tinkered, though this time it was to good effect as a straight-up 4-3-3 (with Maxi Moralez on the wing) allowed them both a bit more defensive solidity through midfield, and a little bit more of the ball in dangerous areas.

It’s a different story at Minnesota United. The Loons have ranged from very good to excellent at home over the last few months, which includes a rampant first half last week against the Timbers. They’ve flipped between a 3-5-2 and a 4-2-3-1, but regardless the goal has remained the same: Get Darwin Quintero on the ball in areas where he can make plays.

So they haven’t so much defined a style (there’s way too much roster churn for that) as they have developed a guiding principle. Yet “Let your best player decide the game” hasn’t been enough to get them into the playoff hunt in any meaningful way, but it’s made them a tough out in front of their own fans.

Houston Dynamo vs. San Jose Earthquakes 8:30 pm ET | Match Preview | TV & streaming info

Unspoken in that Philly bit above: Houston were only able to execute that gameplan because defensive midfielder (and 2017 team MVP) Juan David Cabezas is back. He was excellent on Wednesday, but he went all 90 and given the injuries he’s battled all year, it would be foolish for Wilmer Cabrera to run him out there from the start again.

So there’s a midfield question for the Dynamo. There are the usual ones for the Quakes, who’ve played some good soccer under Steve Ralston but have yet to collect a point. Fun moments, though.

One note from last week: They actually did a better job of winning midfield duels against LAFC than they’ve normally done throughout the year. If they can win those duels, win the ball, and then play through the middle, they can start to develop a useful identity.

LA Galaxy vs. Vancouver Whitecaps 10 pm ET | Match Preview | TV & streaming info

LA won for the first time since July last weekend, dominating Seattle 3-0. They went up early, rode it out, and got a much-needed shutout.

And there’s no secret to how they did it: They just went back to the basics, played a bog-standard 4-4-2 and managed to not screw up all that much at the back. Up top, Romain Alessandrini tormented the right side of Seattle’s defense in 1-v-1 situations, which pulled defenders away from Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Ola Kamara. Ibrahimovic and Kamara then did what good forwards do when they have that kind of extra space.

There’s nothing fancy about this. It’s a training session:

And that’s good! That’s how you want things to be.

This game will come down to that at least in part. The other part will be winning the ball at central midfield in order to stop Vancouver’s vicious counterattack (I’m assuming they’ll still be a counterattacking team in the post-Carl Robinson era).

And that’s the downside of the 4-4-2: You lack an extra man in central midfield to control the game. If the ‘Caps start dominating those second balls and getting out on the run, one of the forwards will have to drop back to help, or Alessandrini will have to come in off the wing and into central midfield to help, and then suddenly you’re talking about a different team playing in a different shape.

Portland Timbers vs. FC Dallas 10:30 pm ET | Match Preview | TV & streaming info

Portland’s recent form, summed up:

Throughout the last 10 games they’ve been unable to figure out when they want to get pressure to service vs. when they want to play deep and track runners. Rarely have they been able to do both, and as that goal illustrates, sometimes they’re simply unable to do either.

Gio Savarese has tinkered with different formations quite a bit over the last two months, and in the second half of last weekend’s 3-2 loss at Minnesota the Timbers looked good in a 4-2-3-1. It would seem a smart bet to try to reprise that look in this game against an FC Dallas team that has no compunctions about sitting back and absorbing pressure.

They also have no compunctions about playing long balls over the top, just like the one seen above. FCD aren’t remotely a pretty team right now – not by a long shot – but if you let them play long and play on the run, you will lose.

Sunday Doubleheader

New York Red Bulls vs. Atlanta United 1 pm ET | Match Preview | TV & streaming info

You can read my colleague Bobby Warshaw’s tale of the tape for this game HERE.

What I will focus on – and what I think RBNY should focus on – is the play of Leandro Gonzalez Pirez. The last time these two teams met, the Red Bulls turned LGP into a turnover machine:

As Atlanta evolved away from the high pressing identity that defined them last year, more and more of the game has fallen to LGP’s foot and that is mostly smart and good. He’s one of the best CBs in the league at hitting third-line passes in transition, he pushes forward well, and he might be the very best in the league at big left-to-right switches (apologies to Matt Besler).

Back in May when these two teams met, he was a liability, and RBNY’s No. 1 pressing trigger. Any time the ball came anywhere near him, Red Bulls players closed down like maniacs and forced him into rushed passes.

Here’s the thing: Rushed passes are bad. But rushed passes when you’re attempting some of the most difficult, high-risk passes in the game? Those can be fatal. Throughout the last two seasons we’ve seen Houston and D.C. United use similar principles – though with those teams, it comes off the counter rather than the high press – when facing the Five Stripes.

LGP is definitely going to try those passes. Can you make that work to your favor?

Sporting KC vs. Real Salt Lake 5 pm ET | Match Preview | TV & streaming info

SKC’s version of LGP – the high-risk, high-reward gambit – is the positioning of right back Graham Zusi. He’s a converted midfielder, which means he’s very comfortable in the final third, which means he overlaps higher and harder than any other fullback in MLS. This is mostly a good thing for Sporting, who are second in the West on both points and points per game. They’ve also won six games already in August and September, which is more than their past two seasons combined.

But when Zusi goes, and it results in some kind of turnover (even via a blocked shot or clearance), that is the magic hour for teams facing SKC. And in Joao Plata, RSL have the exact kind of left winger who can punish those overlaps.

Watch Ike Opara’s positioning, as well as Roger Espinoza’s.

One More Thing to Ponder

Japan has landed two rovers on the asteroid Ryugu, the first time that’s ever been done.

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Los colores vivos y los accesorios llamativos forman parte de su estilo al vestir. Lo mismo se pinta el cabello con tonos pasteles, que rapa su cabeza con patrones que forman diseños geométricos. Igual viste un conjunto brilloso con aire hippie, que opta por un ‘look’ más cómodo con mahones cortos y una camiseta que combina con un jacket básico. Su manera particular en la moda es uno de los aspectos que complementan la imagen rebelde y juvenil del exponente de trap Bad Bunny, quien no solo marca su esencia artística al ritmo de canciones explícitas con el toque característico de su voz y su “flow”. Hace tiempo que el “Conejo Malo” definió su estilo. Ha dejado claro que no sigue tendencias y que se aparta de la inclinación habitual de sus colegas del género de optar por piezas oscuras holgadas con un aire más urbano y cómodo. “Yo soy el que escojo siempre toda la ropa. Yo soy el que la compro. Soy el que decide”, compartió a Primera Hora el intérprete de temas como “Chambea” y “Amorfoda”. También reveló que “me gusta ir siempre de compras” y que aunque “ahora mismo tengo un amigo que también me ayuda siempre, me da una segunda mano, siempre soy yo el que monta la combinación”. Al tomar la decisión sobre qué piezas seleccionar para desfilar sobre una alfombra roja o, simplemente, aparecer sobre el escenario para interpretar sus temas, aclara que no se deja regir por lo que dicta la moda. “Ni tampoco estoy pendiente de lo que esta ‘trending’. Obviamente, si hay algo ‘trending’ yo lo voy a notar y si me gusta lo agarro, pero lo hago a mi forma, a mi estilo. Lo llevo a mi forma de vestir”. A su vez, el artista de 24 años, quien el sábado pasado presentó con un lleno total su espectáculo “Trap Kingz” en el Centro de Convenciones en San Juan, expresó que poco le preocupa lo que piensen de su estilo. “No me importa si alguien critica. Siempre va a haber alguien que va a criticar”, mencionó enfático Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, su nombre verdadero. Por otro lado, la voz de “Tú no vives así”, quien en estos momentos figura como uno de los artistas más influyentes en el género urbano, entiende que parte de la fórmula es, simplemente, ser genuino. “Desde el principio he sido yo mismo. Si eso es lo que me ha llevado hasta aquí, seguiré siendo yo mismo, actuando como yo actúo siempre. Al final del día siempre soy yo mismo y eso hace que todo fluya”.  

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Si algo se agradece en la cocina, es el orden y las buenas vibraciones que desprende justo al entrar. Si en el post de la semana pasada te enseñábamos el último proyecto de esta habitación de la casa, hoy te invitamos a sentarte para que conozcas todas las opciones de decoración posibles que cambiarán la forma en la que concibes la simple acción de comer. Déjate embrujar por vajillas sin competidor, cristalería de lujo, cubertería delicada y textil con estilo. ¿Ves como no tienes excusa para invitarlos a todos? Síguenos…

If something is often very welcome in the kitchen, that is the good organisation and the good vibes it gives when you step in. If we showed you the whole project on the post last week, we invite you sitting down today to let you know all the decoration options you have that will change your thought about the simple act of eating. Let yourself charm by unique dinner service, luxury cutlery and stylish textile. There’s no excuse to not inviting them all, you see? Follow us…

Desde los cajones y los armarios o estantes hasta la misma encimera, el aspecto de esta zona está sujeta a las necesidades diarias de cada uno. Aún así, todos los ítems escogidos responden también a la necesidad de añadir estilo a cualquier hora y ocasión. Sea cual sea tu estilo, lo diferente siempre se tiene en cuenta y es respetado. 

From the drawers and the cupboards or the shelves, the appearance of this area is subjected to the everyday needs, so it’ll depend on each one. Nevertheless, all the selected items are great options to go for the next level in terms of style anytime and any occasion. Whatever your decor style is, ‘the different’ is always respected.

Lo vintage nunca había estado tan de moda. Atrapa su esencia con este reloj-balanza, disponible en Cassai Home & Fashion. Vintage style was never that trendy before. Get the essence with this clock-weighing scales, available in Cassai Home & Fashion.

El rojo es vida y personalidad. Lo dicen muchos y lo pensarás tú cuando te atrevas a hacerle un espacio en tu hogar. Sea en forma de cubiertos o a través de botes para almacenar comestibles que podrás colocar en la encimera o en las estanterías para darle el doble uso decorativo.

Red colour is vitality and personality. Lots of people say it and lots of you will think so when you dare to give it a space at home. It’s perfect on cutlery or on storage stuff to keep your food, which you can also use as decorative elements placing them on the countertop and the shelves.

Set de 24 cubiertos con 4 opciones de estampado distintas, disponibles en Cassai Home & Fashion. Set of 24 cutlery with 4 different print options, available in Cassai Home & Fashion.

La cerámica es uno de los materiales más antiguos que existen y uno de los más aptos para dar rienda suelta a la creatividad. Y aunque con acabado natural y tono turquesa es una delicia, las opciones estéticas son infinitas. ¿Eres más de cristal? Opta por la opción de la jarra y los vasos a juego con motivo floral para las meriendas más especiales.

The ceramic is one of the oldest materials on Earth and one of the most flexible ones to let creativity flow. And although we love a natural finish and the soft turquoise, the aesthetic options are infinite. Do you prefer crystal? Go for the crystal pitcher and matching glasses with floral motif in the most special afternoon snacks.

Set taza de café + platito. Bol a parte. Disponible en Cassai Home & Fashion. Coffee mug + plate. Bowl sold individually. Available in Cassai Home & Fashion.

Jarra de cristal con detalle de flores. El mantel es de lino puro. Disponible en Cassai Home & Fashion. Crystal pitcher with flower detail. The tablecloth is made out of pure linen. Available in Cassai Home & Fashion.

Verde salvaje, que ya llenó los días del verano pasado con palmeras y buen humor. El estilo tropical también puede llenar de vida nuestro hogar en etapas frías y nunca sobra. Especialmente si buscas originalidad. 

Wild green, that already filled last Summer days with palm trees and good vibes. The tropical style can also fill our home with vitality in Winter time and we never have enough of it. Especially if you look for originality. 

Platos con estampado de hoja, vendidos individualmente. Dishes with leaf print, sold individually.

Azul mar, azul paz, azul todo, Cubrir en este tono tu espacio culinario no sólo muestra el afán por mantener la calma ante tus ojos, sino que también realza cada tonalidad de fondo y hace que la admires. 

Blue for sea, blue for calm, blue for everything. Covering your culinary zone with this colour doesn’t only show your effort to keep the place in a peaceful mood, but also highlight the background and makes you admire it. 

Set de 24 cubiertos con 4 opciones de estampado distintas, disponibles en Cassai Home & Fashion. Set of 24 cutlery with 4 different print options, available in Cassai Home & Fashion.

Completa tu colección con stands para tartas o originales cestas para la fruta y consigue el efecto deseado apostando por piezas únicas. ¿Nuestra lista de favoritos? Tablas y cucharas de madera, lino en el textil, botellas antiguas…

Complete your collection with stands for cakes & original baskets for fruit and get the wished effect with unique pieces. Our favourites list? Wooden boards and spoons, linen in textile, vintage bottles…

Tablas y mortero de mármol en distintos colores. El mantel en tono crudo y rayas azul marino es de lino puro. Disponible en Cassai Home & Fashion. Marbled board and mortar in different colours. The tablecloth is in raw tone and navy blue is pure linen. Available in Cassai Home & Fashion.

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Lucy Bronze and Nikita Parris could be the difference for England

Lucy Bronze and Nikita Parris could have been the difference in England's semi-final against the US, with the crossroads to the right

The couple has a notion that can make all the difference

Ian Herbert Voor Mailonline

Published: 14:11 BST, July 2, 2019 | Nikita Parris from England has said that the secret behind Lucy Bronze is left behind and she becomes the stand-out attacking combination of the Women's World Cup is teammate Jill Scott.

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& # 39; It's just a concept I have with Lucy, & # 39; said Parris, as one of the high points of the World Cup, but Parris said that the discreet but crucial contribution from Scott has been overlooked. the question of how the two compiled who would move forward to the right of England and who would wait. & # 39; But I think people underestimate the role that Jill plays. She plays an incredible role in ensuring that we both play so smoothly.

Nikita Parris (left) and Lucy Bronze have been instrumental for England in the right wing "

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Nikita Parris (left) and Lucy Bronze have been instrumental for England in the right wing

The pair is expected to push the left side of the US back when they meet on Tuesday night "

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& # 39; Because she's sitting. And if Jill doesn't sit down, Lucy sits down. And they let us flow freely.

OPTA data reveal the overwhelming contribution of Bronze and Parris to England's attacking impulses in the quarter-finals against Norway: 45.17 of England's attacks fell down that flank, 23.12 percent in the middle and 31.17 percent to the left hand side.

Bronze average position in the game was halfway down the line, just slightly behind Scott, whose average position was on the right side of midfield – Parris' point underlined her as the one who supplies the covers.

Parris will address

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Parris will attempt to invade the United States half as it did in the rest of the world the World Cup

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She has let see that they can outsmart defenders to take better positions "Om be to take up more positions

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for England, the gap was sometimes left against Norway when Bronze and Parris had advanced and opposed the opposition.

Leaving Megan Rapinoe waiting to capitalize on the US, that's something Phil Neville's players have to take into account.

Parris admitted that early in the second half a & # 39; wiggle & # 39; was from England against Norway.

& # 39; We had a hitch against Norway in the first 15 minutes of the second half – I'm not going to sit here and say we didn't do it, said the 25-year-old. ]

& # 39; Norway could have scored if they had punished us at the time, but they never did. America because they are fast in the first 15 minutes.

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Bronze is one player on the side of England who can match the US for outright skill on the side of England who can match the US for outright power

That is where most of their goals come from. If you give a team a spell of 10 minutes, a spell of 15 minutes, they will somehow punish you, whether that is a goal or pressure.

The temperature may be 28C in the stadium on Tuesday, but Parris said the team would be prepared for that. & # 39; Slow starts are not dependent on the weather, but on mentality & # 39 ;, she said. & # 39; We have all heard that the Americans start quickly in both halves, so we must be ready. We know that. We have watched them and how they play. We know how quickly they start games. We have to counter that. & # 39;

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