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sports2 years ago

"Arsenal vs. Liverpool Showdown: Key Absences, Players to Watch, and Viewing Guide"

In a highly anticipated FA Cup third-round match, Arsenal and Liverpool are currently locked at 0-0 at half-time. The game has been eventful, with both teams hitting the crossbar and Arsenal dominating the number of goal attempts. Strong lineups have been fielded by both managers, indicating a serious approach to the competition. Arsenal's next game isn't for another fortnight, while Liverpool has a Carabao Cup semi-final against Fulham on Wednesday, which may influence their strategy in the second half. The match is ongoing and has been described as fun and sometimes frantic, showcasing the intensity of the FA Cup.

via The Guardian|
##arsenal#facup
sports2 years ago

"Arsenal vs Liverpool FA Cup Showdown: Key Players, Injury Concerns, and Live Matchday Drama"

Arsenal faces a significant setback as key striker Gabriel Jesus sustains another knee injury ahead of their FA Cup third-round match against Liverpool. Jesus, who has been crucial to Arsenal's attack since his transfer from Manchester City, has had a history of fitness issues, including a recent injury from the 2022 World Cup. With other players like Thomas Partey and Jurrien Timber also injured, and some away on international duty, Arsenal's squad depth is tested as they aim to break a streak of early FA Cup exits under Mikel Arteta's management. Eddie Nketiah is expected to fill in for Jesus if he's unavailable for the upcoming game.

via 90min UK|
##arsenal#facup
sports2 years ago

"Chelsea Triumphs in FA Cup Despite Nkunku's Injury Setback"

Chelsea forward Christopher Nkunku is set to miss upcoming matches due to a new hip injury, as confirmed by manager Mauricio Pochettino. Initially expected to be on the bench for the FA Cup match against Preston North End, Nkunku was absent from the squad list. His availability for the imminent League Cup semifinal and Premier League match against Fulham is uncertain, posing a challenge for Chelsea's offense.

via We Ain't Got No History|
##chelseafc#facup
sports2 years ago

"Chelsea Dominates Preston 4-0 in FA Cup Amid Nkunku Injury Concerns, Pochettino Reacts"

Chelsea defeated Preston North End 4-0 in the FA Cup match, with a slow start but eventually finding their rhythm. Armando Broja, Thiago Silva, and Raheem Sterling scored, with Enzo Fernández's goal confirmed by VAR. The team made four changes from the last game, including a first senior start for Alfie Gilchrist and a senior debut for Michael Golding. Chelsea now looks forward to the fourth round draw and their upcoming League Cup semifinal against Middlesbrough.

via We Ain't Got No History|
##chelseafc#facup
sports2 years ago

"Spurs Edge Past Burnley with Porro's Stunner Amidst Tactical Insights and Player Ratings"

Tottenham Hotspur secured a narrow victory in the FA Cup against Burnley, with Pedro Porro scoring a stunning goal, his first of the season, to win the match. Despite Spurs' dominance in possession and shots, the game lacked creative spark, particularly in the absence of Son Heung-min, who is away for the Asian Cup. Manager Ange Postecoglou made minimal changes to the team, and while the performance wasn't dazzling, it was enough to progress to the next round. Postecoglou praised Porro's hard work and improvement, especially on the defensive side, and the team now looks forward to a brief rest before their next match.

via Football.London|
##angepostecoglou#facup
sports2 years ago

"Pedro Porro's Stunning Goal Seals Tottenham's FA Cup Victory Over Burnley: Match Insights and Highlights"

Tottenham Hotspur narrowly defeated Burnley 1-0 in the FA Cup third round, with Pedro Porro scoring the only goal of the match with a stunning strike. Despite missing key players like Son Heung-min and dealing with various injuries, Spurs managed to secure the win. Porro's goal came in the 78th minute, ensuring Tottenham's progression in the tournament. Player ratings highlighted Porro's exceptional performance, while others like Richarlison and Dejan Kulusevski received lower scores for their less impactful contributions.

via Football.London|
##burnley#facup
sports2 years ago

"Pedro Porro's Stunning Goal Propels Tottenham Past Burnley in FA Cup Clash"

Tottenham Hotspur narrowly defeated Burnley 1-0 in the FA Cup third round, thanks to a stunning late goal from Pedro Porro. Despite a strong lineup and dominating the game, Spurs struggled to score until Porro's long-range effort secured their advancement to the fourth round. The match was otherwise lackluster, with technical issues on the ESPN+ broadcast and a performance that was not particularly impressive from either side, but Spurs managed to win and progress in the tournament.

via Cartilage Free Captain|
##burnleyfc#facup
sports2 years ago

"Tottenham Triumphs Over Burnley in FA Cup: Key Takeaways and Player Updates"

Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has made two changes to his team for the FA Cup third-round match against Burnley, with Dejan Kulusevski returning from suspension and Ryan Sessegnon back on the bench after a long absence. Captain Son Heung-min is away at the Asian Cup, and Eric Dier is not included in the squad amid transfer rumors. Rodrigo Bentancur will captain the team in Son's absence. The Spurs lineup features Vicario, Porro, Emerson, Davies, Udogie; Skipp, Bentancur, Lo Celso; Kulusevski, Richarlison, Johnson, with notable subs including Van de Ven, Hojbjerg, and Scarlett.

via Football.London|
##burnley#facup
sports2 years ago

"Wrexham's Hollywood Rise: Reynolds and McElhenney's Impact on Transfers, Triumphs, and Player Praise"

Wrexham AFC, co-owned by Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, is experiencing a surge in popularity and success. The Welsh soccer club, currently in English soccer's fourth tier, is contending for the League Two title and aiming for promotion to the third division. The team's performance has been bolstered by the celebrity owners' enthusiasm and the global attention from a documentary series. Wrexham is also focusing on the FA Cup, a competition with which the club has a storied history, including a famous victory over Arsenal in 1992. The club's transformation under Reynolds and McElhenney has led to sell-out crowds and a renewed sense of ambition, with the ultimate goal of reaching the Premier League.

via The Associated Press|
##englishsoccer#facup
sports2 years ago

"Controversy Strikes as Calvert-Lewin's Red Card Dominates FA Cup Stalemate"

The FA Cup match between Crystal Palace and Everton ended in a draw, but the main talking point was the controversial red card given to Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin after a VAR review. The incident, which occurred in the 79th minute, was initially deemed innocuous until VAR intervened, leading to Calvert-Lewin's first career dismissal. The use of VAR and the timing of the match on a Thursday night following a busy festive schedule were criticized, overshadowing the game itself. Everton's manager Sean Dyche expressed frustration with the technology and the process, while both teams lamented the need for a replay. Additionally, Everton's Dwight McNeil suffered an ankle injury but is not expected to face a major setback.

via The Guardian|
##calvertlewin#crystalpalace
sports2 years ago

"Goalless Draw and Red Card Drama in Crystal Palace vs Everton FA Cup Clash"

Crystal Palace and Everton played out a goalless draw in the FA Cup third round, with the match marked by a red card for Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin. Despite being down to ten men, Everton held on, with both teams now looking forward to a replay at Goodison Park. The match saw few clear-cut chances and was largely uneventful, aside from the sending off and an injury to Everton's Dwight McNeil. Neither side could break the deadlock, leaving the tie to be decided in the upcoming replay.

via The Guardian|
##crystalpalace#everton