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A useful picture from markstats to evaluate the launch of the submarine.

The horizontal axis is the glasses. Vertical is the average difficulty of the opponents.

Liverpool are the leader, but they had the simplest calendar (with a margin).

Man City went through the period with a similar result, but at the same time faced more serious resistance.

And the data also says that you should not overestimate the bright start of Aston Villa.
Ten Hag is working for two people today.😁
The last four matches of Borja Sainz:
vs Watford — ⚽️
vs Derby — ⚽️⚽️⚽️
vs Leeds — DUD (but it was a midweek game and against a strong opponent)
vs Hull — ⚽️🅰️🅰️

A brilliant run by the Spaniard, crowned by a clever lob over the Tigers' keeper.

Even more importantly, over these two weeks, the Canaries won three out of four matches and drew one.

Player of the fortnight, without a doubt.
Longest Serving Coaches in Top 10 Leagues Since 1946 (Post-War Era)
Guy Roux (AJ Auxerre) – 44 years
Alex Ferguson (Manchester United) – 26 years
Matt Busby (Manchester United) – 24 years
Michel Le Milinaire (Stade Lavallois) – 24 years
Arsène Wenger (Arsenal) – 22 years
Brian Clough (Nottingham Forest) – 18 years
In modern football, Frank Schmidt holds the longest tenure, having coached Heidenheim for 17 years and still going strong.

Outside of football, the ultimate record-holder is Jim Davies, who managed a team in Liverpool’s amateur league for 50 consecutive years.

Yet, none of these accomplishments compare to Guy Roux. He spent 44 years at the top level, overcoming challenges and achieving success with Auxerre. His first trophy came after 19 years – winning the French Ligue 2. His first Coupe de France arrived 30 years into his career, and he eventually made Auxerre champions of Ligue 1.
Meet Danna Paola – a popular Mexican actress and singer.

The 29-year-old was supposed to perform during the halftime of the Madrid derby on Sunday. Atlético organized a show where Danna would have been the main act, performing the song "El Double."

However, plans had to be changed due to the Mexican singer’s appearance on the show La Revuelta, where the upcoming derby was discussed. During the show, Paola revealed that she is a Real Madrid fan and even sang the club’s anthem.

As a result, Atlético decided to cancel Paola’s performance at their stadium.
The Premier League immediately clarified that Trossard received his second yellow not for the foul, but for kicking the ball away.

It seemed that after Declan Rice's case in the match against Brighton, it was obvious to everyone: you shouldn't touch the ball after the whistle. Apparently, not everyone gets it the first time.
I completely agree with Trossard’s sending off: first, he fouled, and then he kicked the ball away. And that while already on a yellow. Extremely foolish.

I came across this stat: Michael Oliver has sent off an Arsenal player for the seventh time in his career — more than any other team.

At the same time, both clubs will be unhappy with Oliver's officiating: City after Arsenal’s set piece that led to a masterpiece by Riccardo Calafiori, and Arsenal due to the red card.
This is drama
3 goals
Injury Rodri
1 red card
Welcome to EPL
Alright, Miranchuk scored a top-tier goal, but there was something else interesting too ☄️

Anderson Julio from Real Salt Lake noticed the opposing goalkeeper was way off his line and chipped in a perfect lob from 50 meters over his head.

#ChoosingGoalOfTheWeek in MLS?
❤️ — Miranchuk
🔥 — Julio
Bonus video below 👇
Hey, Messi, what's with the face? 🤫

Aleksei Miranchuk is the main headliner of tonight in MLS. All thanks to a stunning banger into Inter Miami’s net from the edge of the box – it’s his debut goal in the league.
Bonus video below 👇
Jokes aside, but this weekend in the derby, Milan's goalkeeper will be someone who costs just a bit more than a Balenciaga bag😁🤣
The greatest season in football history – Messi's legendary 2011/12 campaign. It was unreal. 82 goals, 36 assists. 118 goal contributions in 69 games!

Wait, let that sink in. Messi had 118 goals and assists in 69 matches. In the 21st century, players have only achieved a 30+30 season twice – both times by Leo.

In 2011/12, all records were shattered:

✅ 118 goal contributions in a season – record
✅ 82 goals in a season – record
✅ 34 assists – record
✅ A goal contribution every 51 minutes – record
✅ 24 braces – record
✅ 12 hat-tricks – record
✅ 66 goal contributions in La Liga – top 5 leagues record.
Video of the day: graphics after Arsenal's goal against Spurs.

No words needed.
Chloe in an Arsenal 2005 goalkeeper jersey, recreating Bernardino Luini's "Madonna of the Rose Garden" from 1510.

Shot by the brilliant Louis Bever.
David Seaman concedes a goal in the 119th minute of the 1994/95 Cup Winners' Cup final with the score at 1-1. Who remembers the other match where he let one in over his head? You’ve all seen that match!
Another story that can touch the hearts of football fans.
15 years ago: Esmir Bajraktarević playing alone in the yard, wearing an Edin Džeko jersey.
Now: Esmir Bajraktarević assists Edin Džeko in the Nations League.

What an amazing game this is!
It's been exactly 15 years since Emmanuel Adebayor's legendary 100-meter run.

The Manchester City striker scored a goal against Arsenal and sprinted the entire length of the field to celebrate in front of the fans of his former team.

Iconic moment, right?
I've got a beauty for you from the USL—this is the second-tier league in America.

Salvadoran Jairo Henríquez from "Colorado Springs Switchbacks" controlled the ball in the opponent's penalty area and executed a stunning overhead kick with a twist—the angle from behind the goal is the best part.
A goal from your own half is always worth a post.

Luca Orrellano from "Cincinnati" tested the "Montreal" goalkeeper and lobbed him from his own half—remarkably, this is already the second such goal by the Argentine forward this season.