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[Pre-Match thread] Swansea vs Norwich
[Championship - 2020/2021]
Swansea - Norwich
Match Info Date: February 05, 2021 Time: 20:15 (UTC) Venue: Liberty Stadium Odds
Bookmaker
Home
Draw
Away
Bwin
2.9
3.25
2.5
Expekt
2.86
3.15
2.55
NordicBet
2.9
3.25
2.6
10Bet
2.9
3.2
2.55
William Hill
2.88
3.1
2.62
Bet365
2.9
3.25
2.5
Marathonbet
2.91
3.2
2.62
Unibet
2.9
3.15
2.65
Ladbrokes
2.7
3.0
2.4
Betsson
2.9
3.25
2.6
188Bet
2.76
3.15
2.48
Pinnacle
2.99
3.21
2.63
SBO
2.85
3.0
2.52
1xBet
2.91
3.2
2.62
Bovada
2.85
3.2
2.55
Betway
2.9
3.1
2.6
Tipico
2.7
3.1
2.55
Betcris
2.86
3.15
2.55
888Sport
2.85
3.05
2.6
Dafabet
2.85
3.1
2.45
Head to Head
Date
Result
Competition
05.02.2021 20:15
Swansea
--0
Norwich
Championship
07.11.2020 15:00
Norwich
1-0
Swansea
Championship
08.03.2019 19:45
Norwich
1-0
Swansea
Championship
24.11.2018 15:00
Swansea
1-4
Norwich
Championship
05.03.2016 15:00
Swansea
1-0
Norwich
Premier League
Team Statistics Swansea
HOME
AWAY
ALL
Games Played
13
13
26
Wins
7
7
14
Draws
5
5
8
Loss
1
3
4
GOALS
Goals For
16
17
33
Goals Against
6
9
15
GOALS AVERAGE
Goals For
1.2
1.3
1.3
Goals Against
0.5
0.7
0.6
Norwich
HOME
AWAY
ALL
Games Played
14
12
26
Wins
8
8
16
Draws
5
1
6
Loss
1
3
4
GOALS
Goals For
17
18
35
Goals Against
8
13
21
GOALS AVERAGE
Goals For
1.2
1.5
1.3
Goals Against
0.6
1.1
0.8
Recent form Swansea: WDWWDW Norwich: DWWWDL Standings
#
Team
GP
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
P
1
Norwich
27
16
7
4
35
21
+14
55
2
Brentford
26
14
9
3
48
26
+22
51
3
Swansea
26
14
8
4
33
15
+18
50
4
Reading
26
14
5
7
40
29
+11
47
5
Watford
27
13
8
6
31
20
+11
47
6
Bournemouth
27
11
9
7
40
26
+14
42
7
Middlesbrough
27
11
7
9
30
24
+6
40
8
Blackburn
26
11
6
9
41
28
+13
39
9
Bristol City
27
12
3
12
29
31
-2
39
10
Stoke City
27
9
11
7
32
29
+3
38
11
Preston
27
11
3
13
31
34
-3
36
12
Barnsley
27
10
6
11
29
34
-5
36
13
Luton
26
9
6
11
21
28
-7
33
14
Millwall
27
6
14
7
22
25
-3
32
15
Huddersfield
27
9
5
13
30
38
-8
32
16
Cardiff
26
8
7
11
33
31
+2
31
17
QPR
26
7
9
10
25
32
-7
30
18
Coventry
27
7
9
11
26
37
-11
30
19
Nottingham Forest
27
7
8
12
22
30
-8
29
20
Derby
27
7
7
13
17
28
-11
28
21
Birmingham
27
6
10
11
19
31
-12
28
22
Rotherham
25
7
5
13
30
35
-5
26
23
Sheffield Wednesday
26
8
7
11
18
26
-8
25
24
Wycombe
25
3
7
15
18
42
-24
16
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Match Info Date: February 05, 2021 Time: 20:15 (UTC) Venue: Liberty Stadium Odds
Bookmaker
Home
Draw
Away
Bwin
2.9
3.25
2.5
Expekt
2.86
3.15
2.55
NordicBet
2.9
3.25
2.6
10Bet
2.9
3.2
2.55
William Hill
2.88
3.1
2.62
Bet365
2.9
3.25
2.5
Marathonbet
2.91
3.2
2.62
Unibet
2.9
3.15
2.65
Ladbrokes
2.7
3.0
2.4
Betsson
2.9
3.25
2.6
188Bet
2.76
3.15
2.48
Pinnacle
2.99
3.21
2.63
SBO
2.85
3.0
2.52
1xBet
2.91
3.2
2.62
Bovada
2.85
3.2
2.55
Betway
2.9
3.1
2.6
Tipico
2.7
3.1
2.55
Betcris
2.86
3.15
2.55
888Sport
2.85
3.05
2.6
Dafabet
2.85
3.1
2.45
Head to Head
Date
Result
Competition
05.02.2021 20:15
Swansea
--0
Norwich
Championship
07.11.2020 15:00
Norwich
1-0
Swansea
Championship
08.03.2019 19:45
Norwich
1-0
Swansea
Championship
24.11.2018 15:00
Swansea
1-4
Norwich
Championship
05.03.2016 15:00
Swansea
1-0
Norwich
Premier League
Team Statistics Swansea
HOME
AWAY
ALL
Games Played
13
13
26
Wins
7
7
14
Draws
5
5
8
Loss
1
3
4
GOALS
Goals For
16
17
33
Goals Against
6
9
15
GOALS AVERAGE
Goals For
1.2
1.3
1.3
Goals Against
0.5
0.7
0.6
Norwich
HOME
AWAY
ALL
Games Played
14
12
26
Wins
8
8
16
Draws
5
1
6
Loss
1
3
4
GOALS
Goals For
17
18
35
Goals Against
8
13
21
GOALS AVERAGE
Goals For
1.2
1.5
1.3
Goals Against
0.6
1.1
0.8
Recent form Swansea: WDWWDW Norwich: DWWWDL Standings
#
Team
GP
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
P
1
Norwich
27
16
7
4
35
21
+14
55
2
Brentford
26
14
9
3
48
26
+22
51
3
Swansea
26
14
8
4
33
15
+18
50
4
Reading
26
14
5
7
40
29
+11
47
5
Watford
27
13
8
6
31
20
+11
47
6
Bournemouth
27
11
9
7
40
26
+14
42
7
Middlesbrough
27
11
7
9
30
24
+6
40
8
Blackburn
26
11
6
9
41
28
+13
39
9
Bristol City
27
12
3
12
29
31
-2
39
10
Stoke City
27
9
11
7
32
29
+3
38
11
Preston
27
11
3
13
31
34
-3
36
12
Barnsley
27
10
6
11
29
34
-5
36
13
Luton
26
9
6
11
21
28
-7
33
14
Millwall
27
6
14
7
22
25
-3
32
15
Huddersfield
27
9
5
13
30
38
-8
32
16
Cardiff
26
8
7
11
33
31
+2
31
17
QPR
26
7
9
10
25
32
-7
30
18
Coventry
27
7
9
11
26
37
-11
30
19
Nottingham Forest
27
7
8
12
22
30
-8
29
20
Derby
27
7
7
13
17
28
-11
28
21
Birmingham
27
6
10
11
19
31
-12
28
22
Rotherham
25
7
5
13
30
35
-5
26
23
Sheffield Wednesday
26
8
7
11
18
26
-8
25
24
Wycombe
25
3
7
15
18
42
-24
16
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Match Info Date: February 13, 2021 Time: 15:00 (UTC) Venue: Carrow Road Odds
Bookmaker
Home
Draw
Away
Bwin
1.8
3.5
4.75
Expekt
1.83
3.45
4.5
NordicBet
1.85
3.6
4.5
10Bet
1.8
3.5
4.75
William Hill
1.83
3.4
4.75
Bet365
1.8
3.5
4.75
Marathonbet
1.85
3.64
4.5
Unibet
1.85
3.45
4.75
Ladbrokes
1.8
3.2
4.2
Betsson
1.85
3.6
4.5
188Bet
1.85
3.5
3.95
Pinnacle
1.85
3.52
4.88
SBO
1.81
3.45
4.2
1xBet
1.87
3.64
4.44
Sportingbet
1.8
3.5
4.75
Bovada
1.8
3.5
4.65
Betway
1.8
3.5
4.75
Tipico
1.75
3.4
4.5
Betcris
1.83
3.45
4.5
888Sport
1.82
3.35
4.6
Dafabet
1.83
3.35
4.25
Head to Head
Date
Result
Competition
13.02.2021 15:00
Norwich
--0
Stoke City
Championship
24.11.2020 19:00
Stoke City
2-3
Norwich
Championship
22.04.2019 14:00
Stoke City
2-2
Norwich
Championship
06.10.2018 14:00
Norwich
0-1
Stoke City
Championship
13.01.2016 19:45
Stoke City
3-1
Norwich
Premier League
Team Statistics Norwich
HOME
AWAY
ALL
Games Played
14
14
28
Wins
8
8
16
Draws
5
2
7
Loss
1
4
5
GOALS
Goals For
17
18
35
Goals Against
8
15
23
GOALS AVERAGE
Goals For
1.2
1.3
1.3
Goals Against
0.6
1.1
0.8
Stoke City
HOME
AWAY
ALL
Games Played
14
14
28
Wins
5
4
9
Draws
4
8
12
Loss
5
2
7
GOALS
Goals For
18
14
32
Goals Against
19
10
29
GOALS AVERAGE
Goals For
1.3
1.0
1.1
Goals Against
1.4
0.7
1.0
Recent form Norwich: LDDWWW Stoke City: DDLDDL Standings
#
Team
GP
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
P
1
Brentford
28
16
9
3
55
28
+27
57
2
Norwich
28
16
7
5
35
23
+12
55
3
Swansea
27
15
8
4
35
15
+20
53
4
Watford
28
13
9
6
31
20
+11
48
5
Reading
28
14
6
8
41
32
+9
48
6
Bournemouth
28
12
9
7
43
28
+15
45
7
Middlesbrough
28
11
7
10
31
28
+3
40
8
Blackburn
28
11
6
11
42
31
+11
39
9
Stoke City
28
9
12
7
32
29
+3
39
10
Preston
29
12
3
14
34
37
-3
39
11
Bristol City
28
12
3
13
29
33
-4
39
12
Cardiff
28
10
7
11
37
32
+5
37
13
Barnsley
27
10
6
11
29
34
-5
36
14
Millwall
28
7
14
7
26
26
0
35
15
Luton
27
9
7
11
22
29
-7
34
16
QPR
27
8
9
10
26
32
-6
33
17
Huddersfield
28
9
6
13
31
39
-8
33
18
Nottingham Forest
28
8
8
12
25
30
-5
32
19
Coventry
28
7
10
11
26
37
-11
31
20
Rotherham
27
8
5
14
33
38
-5
29
21
Sheffield Wednesday
28
9
7
12
21
30
-9
28
22
Derby
27
7
7
13
17
28
-11
28
23
Birmingham
28
6
10
12
21
34
-13
28
24
Wycombe
27
3
7
17
18
47
-29
16
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This post has nothing to do with various transfer rumours floating about, it's just a fun exercise in analysing players who could be available at knockdown prices from the 3 relegated clubs in the PL, with a couple from elsewhere in Europe. Let me know your thoughts on any of the below or any other options I chose not to discuss and how they might or might not fit into our squad. Norwich City Norwich earned plaudits after gaining promotion with a team containing a few promising academy products. If those young players choose to continue their development at Norwich and they can keep the core of their team together they could do what Burnley have done in recent seasons by coming straight back up and securing some form of stability for a few seasons.
Max Aarons – After a great season in the Championship, Aarons has the makings of a top PL full back. Still only 20 and will demand a big fee, Spurs and Bayern are among interested parties. Played in all but 2 of Norwich's PL games, registering 2 assists and creating 7 'big' chances in a team who only scored 26 goals. RB is a position that there has been some talk of creating depth and for this Aarons could be a solid signing, but he will want first team football and United may prefer to keep Dalot/TFM and hedge their bets on Ethan Laird's development or instead bring in more experienced cover.
Ben Godfrey – CB is a position which has been highlighted as key for United to strengthen in this window. Jones, Rojo and Smalling look out the door while Bailly and Tuanzebe have had injury issues. Despite Norwich's woeful season, Ben Godfrey has came out with some credit. At 22 this campaign will have given him a good education in PL defending. Maguire, Robertson and Wan-Bissaka are good examples of how playing in a weaker team can aid a defender's development. Dortmund and Leipzig are among suitors with a reported asking price of £50m potentially ruling United out of the running.
Jamal Lewis – An often underrated member of Norwich's squad this season, Lewis has had a solid if unspectacular campaign. Question marks as to whether his ceiling is higher than Brandon Williams, and once again he may prefer to stay at Norwich and start every week.
Todd Cantwell – Registered 6 goals and 2 assists in a promising showing for the 22 year old. A big reported target for Spurs and Sheffield United with the ability to play on either flank as well as centrally. May not want to come to sit on the bench but could be a cut-price option to replace Lingard or Pereira.
Watford After reaching an FA Cup Final last season, only to be demolished 6-0 by Man City, Watford seem to have been scarred by the experience. An 8-0 loss at the Etihad in September was followed up by a 4-0 loss which set them up for relegation. A club with trigger happy owners, they have gone through 6 permanent managers during their 5 season stay in the Premier League.
Gerard Deulofeu – A player who has shown flashes of brilliance during his time at Everton and Watford, Deulofeu is still only 26 and will be keen to make something of his career after a disappointing and short-lived return to Barcelona a few years ago. Had a great 2018-19 season chipping in with 10 goals and 5 assists. Scored 4 an assisted 5 this season but had his season ended by a ruptured ACL in Watford's 3-0 win over Liverpool. Like Cantwell, Deulofeu can play across the front line and offers something different to our other options. Talk of a move to AC Milan or Valencia is on the cards with an exit to Europe seeming more likely than a move to another PL club.
Abdoulaye Doucouré – A standout performer for Watford in recent seasons, Doucouré was likened to Patrick Vieira as a young midfielder. Now at 27, it is clear that his ceiling is lower than that but he is still a tidy player and a solid midfield presence in the PL. Reported interest from PSG, United and Chelsea in the past year came to nothing, while a reported bid of £36m by Everton was rejected. Has spoken of his desire to play at a higher level and has stated that he wants to remain in the PL.
Ismaila Sarr – The 22 year old showed promise in the second half the season before lockdown. Has been linked with a move to Liverpool while some Arsenal fans have been calling on their club to make a bid. Rated around £30m, a move seems pointless for United if they want to upgrade the Right Wing, with Greenwood and James providing equal or better options and Sancho being several levels above.
Troy Deeney – Mr Watford. Deeney is a leader and while he just turned 32, he is keen to show that he still has something to offer at this level. Managed 10 goals this season but offers something more than goalscoring. Has a fascinating story and could be a real addition behind the scenes. A demanding player with lots of cojones, he may not have what it takes to be an option of the bench for United and isn't as polished in front of a camera as the PR folk would like. Deeney has been a rumoured target for Burnley and will hope to see out his twilight years by adding to his tally of 47 Premier League goals.
Danny Welbeck – Scored 2 goals post-lockdown and managed an assist as Watford failed to beat the drop, DWelbz is a great option to bring in as a back-up striker. Imagine the hashtag #Welback and you will be surely sold on the return of the Manchester native and Red's academy product. Or not.
Bournemouth After failing to fix their defensive frailties, Bournemouth have instead blamed their relegation on Hawkeye not working in Sheffield United vs Aston Villa. Eddie Howe has earned plaudits for taking the club from League Two to the Premier League and surviving for 5 seasons with a smaller club with a small stadium and limited resources. Bournemouth have played some good football and earned some great results during their time in the PL, putting up the best fight to beat the drop post-lockdown of the 3 relegated clubs.
Ryan Fraser – Fraser left the club as a free agent, after heavy interest from Arsenal last season did not materialise into a move. He rejected a short term extension and seems keen to kick on. The Arsenal interest seems to have distracted him with this season with 7 goals and 14 assists in 2018-19 dropping to 1 goal and 4 assists this term. Can play on either wing but prefers the left. Interest from Arsenal and Liverpool appears to have dropped off along with his form. A move to Crystal Palace seems likely, especially if Zaha leaves.
Nathan Aké – After Ole chatted with Aké on the pitch after United's win against Bournemouth last month, the rumour mill has started churning. As mentioned previously, CB is a position United need to build depth and he 25 year old will be keen to remain in one of Europe's top 5 leagues with Euro 2021 on the horizon. Nathan Aké appears to be a more realistic target for United, with City and Chelsea also hovering. The defender is reported to not have a relegation clause reducing his wages so Bournemouth may need to let him go to balance the books, especially given the financial pressures created by Coronavirus. A player with some potential to still reach and proven PL experience, Aké is quick and agile which has been touted as a good match for Maguire's qualities.
David Brooks – Brooks has emerged as another target for Spurs. After a great first season in the PL, Brooks missed most of this season due to injury and Bournemouth missed his creativity and ability to find space. The player has just turned 23 and could prove a good replacement for Lingard or Pereira, if other targets prove too expensive or aren't available.
Josh King – United wanted King in January but were put off by Bournemouth's reported £30m price tag. King managed 2 appearances during his time at United, neither in the PL and was reportedly devastated when the January move fell through. At 28 he does not fit the brief of young promising talent, but his flexibility, proven PL quality and being an academy product may count in his favour. Has spent the same amount of time in the PL as Anthony Martial, scoring 48 goals and providing 15 assists in 161 games compared to Martial's 51 goals and 25 assists in 145 games. King could well make the move to United this summer and at a fee significantly less than the £30m demanded by Bournemouth in January.
Callum Wilson – Wilson has been Bournemouth's true success story in the PL, scoring more goals each year until last season's total of 14 dropped to a disappointing 7 this time around. At 28 he is once again a target for Spurs with the current fee being reported at around £10m. As a backup striker, he might prove a cheaper option than keeping Ighalo but may wish to move to a club where he can play more minutes and find a way into the England squad for Euro 2021.
Other players from relegated clubs in Europe
Marc Roca (Espanyol) – Linked with a €15m move to AC Milan and rumoured interest from Real Madrid and Arsenal with previous interest from Bayern. Standing over 6ft, the 23 year old may have been a decent long-term replacement for Matic. Solid defensively and a good passing range, he seems the kind of player who United have craved in recent seasons to release Pogba forwards as well as having the ability to launch accurate long balls to United's pacy forwards which would prove especially useful on counterattacks.
Sandro Tonali (Brescia) – Serie A still has 2 rounds left to play, but Brescia are already confirmed as going down. Tonali has been a bright light for Brescia this season, providing 7 assists from a deep midfield role as well as making 3 appearances for Italy. The 20 year old is a physical presence in midfield and his ability to read to game has drawn comparisons with the great Andrea Pirlo and spiked interest from Serie A's big guns. AC & Inter appear set to battle it out for his signature in deals around €30-40m while Tonali has also been linked with Juventus and Liverpool where he would certainly be a great long-term upgrade on Jordan Henderson. As with most wonderkids, there have also been various reports of interest from pretty much every major European club, including United.
September 12th Europe(Rating perFotMob/whoscoredif provided) Premier league (England) Tim Ream (Fulham) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 Loss against Arsenal (5.5/5.66) 63/66 passing, 5/8 accurate long balls, 74 touches, 2/2 duels won, 2 clearances, 1/1 successful tackles, 1/1 aerials won, 7 recoveriesMatch Highlights Championship Bradley Johnson (Blackburn Rovers) Started at LCM and went the full 90’ in a 3-2 Loss against Bournemouth. Scored the team's 1st goal of the season in the 42nd’. Won player of the match on Fotmob (8.0/-) 1/2 shots on target, 45/63 passing, 3/7 accurate long balls, 77 touches, 5/9 duels won, 1/1 successful dribbles, 1 foul, 2/2 successful tackles, 2/4 aerials won, 4 interceptions, 14 recoveriesMatch Highlights Geoff Cameron (QPR) Started at RCM and went the full 90’ in a 2-0 Win against Nottingham Forest (7.1/-) 20/33 passing, 1/6 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 44 touches, 4/10 duels won, 3 clearances, 1/2 successful dribbles, 1 foul, 2/2 successful tackles, 1/3 aerials won, 5 recoveriesMatch Highlights Alex Mighten (Nottingham Forest) Subbed on in the 74th‘ in a 2-0 Loss against QPR (6.1/-) 1/2 passing, 2 crosses, 7 touches, 2/3 duels won, 0/1 successful dribbles, 2 times fouled, 1 recovery League 1 Lynden Gooch (Sunderland AFC) Subbed on in the 78th‘ in a 1-1 draw with Bristol Rovers (6.3/-) 1/1 shots on target, 6/9 passing, 1 cross, 0/1 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 15 touches, 1/3 duels won, 1/3 successful dribblesMatch Highlights Niall Mason (Peterborough United) Subbed on in the 90th‘ in a 2-0 Loss against Accrington Stanley (-/-) 6/7 passing, 1/1 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 7 touches, 1 recoveryMatch Highlights Marlon Fossey (Shrewsbury Town on loan from Fulham) Subbed on in the 71st‘ in a 0-0 draw with Portsmouth. Picked up a yellow in the 75th’ (6.1/-) 2/3 passing, 1 cross, 1/1 accurate long balls, 11 touches, 2/5 duels won, 2 clearances, 1 time fouled, 1 foul, 2/4 aerials wonMatch Highlights League 2 Charlie Kelman (Southend United) Started at ST and went the full 90‘ in a 4-0 Loss against Harrogate Town (5.1/-) 1/1 shots on target, 12/13 passing, 21 touches, 1/12 duels won, 0/2 successful dribbles, 3 times dispossessed, 1/7 aerials won, 1 recoveryMatch Highlights DFB Pokal (Germany) Tyler Adams (RB Leipzig) Started at LCM and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 Win against Nurnberg (-/-) Match HighlightsPersonal Highlights Timothy Chandler (Eintracht Frankfurt) Subbed on in the 73rd‘ in a 2-1 Win against 1860 Mumich (-/-) Match Highlights Josh Sargent (SV Werder Bremen) Started at RW and played 90‘ in a 2-0 Win against Carl Zeiss Jena. Scored the opener and game winner in the 49th’ (-/-) Match Highlights Julian Ryerson (1.FC Union Berlin) Subbed on in the 120th‘ in a 1-0 Win against Karlsruher SC (-/-) Alfredo Morales (Fortuna Düsseldorf) Started at RCM and played 78‘ in a 1-0 Win against FC Ingolstadt (-/-) Julian Green (SpVgg Greuther Furth) Started at CM and played 105‘ in a 6-1 Win against RSV meinerzhagen. Assisted on the teams 1st goal in the 71st’ and scored the game winner in the 98th’(-/-) Timothy Tillman (SpVgg Greuther Furth) Subbed on in the 63rd‘ in a 6-1 Win against RSV meinerzhagen. Assisted on the teams 3rd goal in the 103rd’ & 5th goal in the 113th’ (-/-) Marc Heider (VfL Osnabruck) Started at ST and played 61‘ in a 1-0 Win against SV Todesfelde (-/-) Justin Butler (FC Ingolstadt) Started at LST and played 81‘ in a 1-0 Loss against Fortuna Düsseldorf (-/-) Ligue 2 (French 2nd Division) Nicholas Gioacchini (SM Caen) Started at RW and played 89‘ in a 3-0 Win against Rodez. Scored the game winner in the 3rd’. Won Player of the match on Fotmob (8.2/-) 1/1 shots on target 12/16 passing, 1/1 accurate long balls, 2 key passes, 37 touches, 5/10 duels won, 5 clearances, 1/2 successful dribbles, 1 time dispossessed, 2 times fouled, 2 fouls, 1/1 successful tackles, 1/2 aerials won, 1 interception, 4 recoveriesMatch Highlights Belgian First Division A Joseph Efford (Waasland-Beveren) Started at RST and played 71‘ in a 4-1 Loss against Club Brugge KV. Assisted on the teams lone goal in the 30th’ (6.5/-) 0/1 shots on target 11/18 passing, 1 key pass, 28 touches, 1/6 duels won, 0/2 successful dribbles, 2 times dispossessed, 1 time fouled, 0/1 aerials won, 2 recoveries Super Lig (Turkey) Eric Lichaj (Fatih Karagümrük) Subbed on in the 65th‘ to make his team debut in a 3-0 Win against Yeni Malatyaspor (6.2/6.22) 4/5 passing, 1 cross, 1/1 accurate long balls, 8 touches, 1/1 duels won, 1 time fouled, 1 recovery Premier League (Scotland) Scott Pittman (Livingston FC) Started at RCM and went the full 90‘ in a 2-1 Loss against Hamilton Academical. Scored the opener in the 1st’ (-/7.54) Match Highlights Ian Harkes (Dundee United FC) Started at CAM and went the full 90‘ in a 4-0 Loss against Rangers (-/6.11) Match Highlights Dillon Powers (Dundee United FC) Started at RCM and played 46‘ in a 4-0 Loss against Rangers (-/6.17) Danny Rogers (Kilmarnock FC) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 Loss against Aberdeen (-/6.37) Match Highlights Protathlima Cyta (Cyprus) Mukwelle Akale (Pafos FC) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 1-0 Loss against Apollon Limassol (-/-) Match Highlights Schweizer Cup (Switzerland) Noah Jones (FC Wil 1900) Started at LST and played 81‘ in a 4-3 Penalty shootout Loss against FC Aara (-/-) Ilan Sauter (FC Wil 1900 on loan from FC Zurich) Started at RCB and went the full 120’ in a 4-3 Penalty shootout Loss against FC Aarau (-/-) Superettan (Swedish 2nd Division) Josh Wicks (AFC Eskilstuna) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 Loss against Halmstads BK (-/-) Match Highlights Premier league (Israel) George Fochive (Hapoel Kfar Saba) Subbed on in the 90th‘ in a 2-0 Loss against Maccabi Petach Tikva (-/-) Match Highlights Fortuna Liga (Slovakia) Eduvie Ikoba (AS Trencin) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 1-1 draw with Zemplin Michalovce (-/-) Match Highlights Sidney Friede (Dunajska Streda) Started at RCM and played 40’ in a 3-2 Win against Ruzomberok (-/-) Match Highlights SSE Airtricity League Premier (Ireland) Will Seymore (Sligo Rovers) Started at LM and played 75’ in a 0-0 draw with St. Patrick’s Athletic. Picked up a yellow in the 73rd’ (-/-) Veikkausliiga (Finland) Jacob Bushue (FC Haka) Started at LCM and went the full 90‘ in a 4-1 Loss against SJK (-/-) Match Highlights Ykkonen Kyle Curinga (Kokkolan Pallo-veikot) Started at RB and went the full 90’ in a 2-0 Loss against EIF (-/-) Match Highlights Ian Garrett (VPS) Started at LB and went the full 90’ in a 6-3 Win against MYPA (-/-) Emmanuel Appiah (AC Kajaani) Started at LW and played 86‘ in a 1-0 Loss against IF Gnistan (-/-) Match Highlights 1.Deild Karla (Icelandic 2nd Division) Sito (IBV Vestmannaeyjar) Started at RW and went the full 90‘ in a 3-1 Loss against Keflavik (-/-) South America Liga 1 (Peru) Claudio Torrejon (Sport Boys Callao) Started at CM and went the full 90‘ in a 1-0 Loss against Sport Huancayo (-/-) Match Highlights September 13th Europe(Rating perFotMob/whoscoredif provided) La Liga (Spain) Yunus Musah (Valencia CF) Started at RM for his professional debut played 88‘ in a 4-2 Win against Levante (-/-) Match Highlights Segunda Division (Spanish 2nd Division) Shaq Moore (CD Tenerife) Started at RB and went the full 90‘ in a 2-0 Win against Malaga (7.3/-) 0/1 shots on target, 21/29 passing, 3 crosses, 1/3 accurate long balls, 2 key passes, 55 touches, 5/8 duels won, 1 clearance, 3 times fouled, 2 fouls, 2/3 aerials won, 2 interceptions, 5 recoveriesMatch Highlights DFB Pokal (Germany) Marcel Costly (SV Waldhof Mannheim) Started at RM and went the full 90‘ in a 2-1 Loss against SC Freiburg (-/-) Maurice Malone (SV Wehen Wiesbaden on loan from FC Augsburg) Subbed on in the 75th‘ in a 1-0 Win against FC Heidenheim (-/-) Match Highlights Ligue 1 (France) Timothy Weah (LOSC Lille) Subbed on in the 82nd‘ in a 1-0 Win against Metz (-/6.36) 1/6 passing, 6 touches, 3/3 duels won, 0/1 successful tackles, 2/2 aerials wonMatch Highlights Belgian First Division A Chris Durkin (Sint Truidense W) Started at CM and went the full 90’ in a 3-2 Loss against Royal Antwerp. Picked up a yellow in the 25th’ (5.2/-) 30/37 passing, 1/4 accurate long balls, 42 touches, 0/10 duels won, 0/1 successful dribbles, 3 times dispossessed, 2 fouls, 0/2 aerials won, 3 recoveries Eredivisie (Netherlands) Sergino Dest (Ajax) Subbed on in the 32nd‘ in a 1-0 Win against Sparta Rotterdam (6.4/6.73) 0/1 shots on target, 19/20 passing, 3 crosses, 1/1 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 41 touches, 3/9 duels won, 1 clearance 2/2 successful dribbles, 3 times dispossessed, 2 fouls, 1/1 successful tackles, 1 recoveryMatch Highlights Luca de la Torre (Heracles Almelo) Subbed on in the 62nd‘ to make his team debut in a 2-0 Win against ADO Den Haag. Assisted on the 2nd goal in the 70th’ (7.8/6.86) 0/3 shots on target, 15/18 passing, 1 key pass, 25 touches, 3/4 duels won, 2/2 successful dribbles, 0/1 successful tackles, 0/1 aerials won Eerste Divisie Sebastian Soto (SC Telstar on loan from Norwich City) Subbed on in the 80th‘ for his team debut in a 2-1 Loss against MVV Maastricht (-/-) Super Lig (Turkey) Tyler Boyd (Besiktas JK) Started at LW and played 73‘ in a - against Trabzonspor. Scored the game winner in the 29th’(7.2/7.71) 1/2 shots on target, 18/24 passing, 1/1 accurate long balls, 36 touches, 1/7 duels won, 2 clearances, 4 times dispossessed, 2 fouls, 1/1 successful tackles, 1 interception, 7 recoveriesMatch Highlights Superliga (Denmark) Emmanuel Sabbi (Odense Boldklub) Started at RW and played 64‘ in a 3-2 Win against FC Copenhagen (7.1/-) 3/3 shots on target, 10/12 pasing, 3/3 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 29 touches, 3/11 duels won, 2 clearances, 2/4 successful dribbles, 2 times dispossessed, 1 time fouled, 2 fouls, 0/2 aerials won, 2 interceptions, 4 recoveriesMatch Highlights NordicBet Liga Steven Enna (FC Fredericia) Subbed on in the 56‘ and off in the 84th’ in a 2-1 Win against Kolding IF. Picked up a yellow in the 51st’ (-/-) Allsvenskan (Sweden) Mix Diskerud (Helsingborg IF on loan from Manchester City) Started at LCM and went the full 90’ in a 2-2 draw with Hammarby IF (6.5/-) 29/35 passing, 1 cross, 7/10 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 53 touches, 1/1 duels won, 4 clearances, 1 time fouled, 3 interceptions, 5 recoveriesMatch Highlights Aron Johannsson (Hammarby IF) Started at CAM and went the full 90’ in a 2-2 draw with Helsingborg IF. Scored the 2nd goal in the 55th’ (7.7/-) 2/6 shots on target, 34/46 passing, 0/1 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 61 touches, 4/9 duels won, 2 times dispossessed, 1 time fouled, 1 foul, 0/1 successful tackles, 2/3 aerials won, 1 interception, 5 recoveries Superettan Brian Span (Vasteras SK) Started at LW and played 73‘ in a 3-1 Loss against Norrby (-/-) Match Highlights Premier league (Israel) Josh Cohen #44 (Maccabi Haifa) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 3-1 Win against Hapoel Beer Sheva (-/-) Match Highlights Ekstraklasa (Poland) Kenny Saief (Lechia Gdańsk) Started at CM and played 59‘ in a 3-0 Loss against Górnik Zabrze (-/-) Match Highlights BH Telecom Premier League (Bosnia & Herzegovina) Darick Kobie Morris (FK Tuzla City) Subbed on in the 90th‘ in a 1-0 Win against Radnik Bijeljina (-/-) Match Highlights Nermin Crnkic (FK Tuzla City) Started at RB and played 84‘ in a 1-0 Win against Radnik Bijeljina. Scored the game winner in the 47th’ (-/-)
So, how difficult is it to bounce back from relegation from the Premier League? I picked around a little bit in historical trends [OC]
As the new season gets underway, there's no lack of predictions being thrown around. While we all know that Manchester City are winning the Premier League again and Liverpool are getting relegated because they haven't spent any money only spent £11m on a backup fullback, what of those unlucky few who were banished to the netherworld that is the Championship? Around the internet, there does seem to be a consensus that Bournemouth, Norwich, and Watford are all among the favorites to come right back up, whether this is coming from Scottish Teensbetting markets or "journalists" like 538. I’m not here to litigate the validity of 538’s modelling process for soccer outcomes, though I’ll admit I enjoy reading them every now and then. What spurred me to do this is seeing just how much all three of the freshly-relegated sides are pretty heavy favorites in their model, with only Brentford coming close. So, I was curious how long it usually has taken teams since football started since 1992 (as a convenient cut-off spot). I’m sure the information did exist somewhere in a moderately-accessible format, but I was sitting around waiting for people to reply to my emails so I thought I’d just go ahead and build the following list of relegated teams in chronological order:
Year
Relegated
Years outside of the PL
Ever Promoted?
1993
Nottingham Forest
1
1
1993
Middlesbrough
2
1
1993
Crystal Palace
1
1
1994
Sheffield United
12
1
1994
Oldham Athletic
29
0
1994
Swindon Town
28
0
1995*
Crystal Palace
2
1
1995
Norwich City
9
1
1995
Leicester City
1
1
1995
Ipswich Town
5
1
1996
Manchester City
4
1
1996
Queens Park Rangers
15
1
1996
Bolton Wanderers
1
1
1997
Sunderland
2
1
1997
Middlesbrough
1
1
1997
Nottingham Forest
1
1
1998
Bolton Wanderers
3
1
1998
Barnsley
23
0
1998
Crystal Palace
6
1
1999
Charlton Athletic
1
1
1999
Blackburn Rovers
2
1
1999
Nottingham Forest
22
0
2000
Wimbledon
22
0
2000
Sheffield Wednesday
21
0
2000
Watford
6
1
2001
Manchester City
1
1
2001
Coventry City
20
0
2001
Bradford City
22
0
2002
Ipswich Town
20
0
2002
Derby County
5
1
2002
Leicester City
1
1
2003
West Ham
2
1
2003
West Bromwich Albion
1
1
2003
Sunderland
2
1
2004
Leicester City
10
1
2004
Leeds
16
1
2004
Wolves
5
1
2005
Crystal Palace
8
1
2005
Norwich City
10
1
2005
Southampton
7
1
2006
Birmingham City
1
1
2006
West Bromwich Albion
2
1
2006
Sunderland
1
1
2007
Sheffield United
12
1
2007
Charlton Athletic
15
0
2007
Watford
8
1
2008
Reading
4
1
2008
Birmingham City
1
1
2008
Derby County
13
0
2009
Newcastle
1
1
2009
Middlesbrough
7
1
2009
West Bromwich Albion
1
1
2010
Hull
3
1
2010
Burnley
4
1
2010
Portsmouth
12
0
2011
Birmingham City
10
0
2011
Blackpool
11
0
2011
West Ham
1
1
2012
Bolton Wanderers
11
0
2012
Blackburn Rovers
9
0
2012
Wolves
6
1
2013
Reading
8
0
2013
Queens Park Rangers
1
1
2013
Wigan
9
0
2014
Cardiff City
4
1
2014
Fulham
4
1
2014
Norwich City
5
1
2015
Hull
1
1
2015
Burnley
1
1
2015
Queens Park Rangers
6
0
2016
Newcastle
1
1
2016
Norwich City
3
1
2016
Aston Villa
3
1
2017
Hull
5
0
2017
Middlesbrough
4
0
2017
Sunderland
5
0
2018
Swansea
3
0
2018
Stoke City
3
0
2018
West Bromwich Albion
2
1
2019
Cardiff City
2
0
2019
Fulham
1
1
2019
Huddersfield Town
2
0
* In 1995, the PL went from 22 teams to 20, and so they relegated 4 teams. In other years, Palace would have survived. I think.
The first two columns are pretty self-explanatory, it’s the year in which the club got relegated (pulled from Wikipedia). The next one is how many years a team was outside of the top flight, with 1 meaning they were promoted the very next year, 2 meaning they were promoted after their second year, and so on. For clubs who to this point have not managed to get promoted back to the PL, this third column is the minimum amount of time they’ll spend in outside of the PL. So for example, Stoke was relegated in 2018 so they’ve got a 3 because at a bare minimum they’ll take 3 years outside of the top flight if hell freezes over they manage promotion this year (sorry Stoke, you’ve actually got a decent shot tbf). For teams lower than that, a la Charlton who are currently in League One, this number assumes back-to-back promotions, as unlikely as that is. Not a perfect system, I know. For Wimbledon, I’m considering AFC Wimbledon the continuation of Wimbledon FC, because fuck MK Dons. So what’s the data look like? Here’s the distribution of how long it has taken teams to return:
Years outside the PL
Count
1
21
2
10
3
6
4
6
5
6
6
4
7
2
8
3
9
3
10
3
11
2
12
3
13
1
14
0
15
2
16
1
17
0
18
0
19
0
20
2
21
1
22
3
23
1
24
0
25
0
26
0
27
2
Across 82 instances of relegation, 45 separate teams have suffered the sting of relegation. The median time between relegation and promotion is 4 years and average is 6.75, though obviously these are moving targets because a lot of these teams haven’t been back yet and some may very well never be back.
On 21 occasions, a relegated team has come right back up the following year. Birmingham City, Leicester, Newcastle, and West Brom have all achieved this feat twice, and no one has ever done it more than twice. Sunderland and West Brom have each managed bouncing back after two years twice, and Sheffield United interestingly enough took 12 years to get back both times that they’ve been relegated.
In ’93, ’97, ’06, ’09, and ’15, two teams that went down came right back up. There has never been a year when each team relegated from the PL managed promotion immediately. Most years do have at least one club come back within 1 or 2 years. The year with the longest gap is 1994 at 12 years for, you guessed it, Sheffield United. The other two clubs relegated that year are Oldham and Swindon, both of whom don’t look like they’ll be rejoining the top flight any time soon. The next-largest gap is 8 years, with Watford, Charlton, and once again Sheffield United being relegated in 2007. Watford made it back to the PL in 2015.
1994 was definitely the toughest year for the relegated teams, with other notably difficult years for re-promotion being 2000:
Team
Years outside the PL
Sheffield Wednesday
21 (currently in Championship)
Watford
6
Wimbledon
22 (currently in League One after a wild few decades)
2004:
Team
Years outside the PL
Leeds
16
Leicester
10
Wolves
5
And 2007 which I touched on earlier:
Team
Years outside the PL
Charlton
15 (currently in League One)
Sheffield United
12
Watford
8
The strongest relegation groups (at least in so far as how long it took them to return) were in ’93, ’97, and ’06. Each of these had two teams bounce right back up with the third in each group taking one more year. Honorable mention to 2003 when West Brom came right back up and Sunderland and West Ham managed the feat in 2 years apiece.
To bring it full-circle, it seems to me like models like 538 may be slightly overestimating the likelihood that multiple of the relegated sides make it back, but the better takeaway from their predictions is probably that it's highly likely at least one of the teams makes it back, which did happen in roughly 60% of years I looked at here. I personally can't see Bournemouth bouncing back given their "off-season", but who knows. Certainly not me. All this data is sitting in an excel sheet on my computer now, and I successfully killed an afternoon-ish of my time. If anyone has any other little factoids they're wondering about, let me know and I'll happily jump back in.
I am quite focused on trying to find MATCHES that result in DRAW to place a 8-match accumulator bet accurately at some point. Here’s all the draw matches I found since 23th October
Eventually I want to make a 8-match accumulator bet. 4 of the matches I will select either DRAW or HANDICAP HDA and pick -1 for the superior team with the hope that they still win. And the remaining 4 matches of my choice I will select both of DRAW and Handicap -1 (so if results end up with 2:1, 3:2, 4:3, etc it’s a loss) Here are the DRAW matches I have written down on my notebook since 23rd Oct that are considered major league games 23rd Oct Nurnberg vs Karlsruher (Germany 2) 1:1 Stuttgart vs Cologne (Germany 1) 1:1 Sassuolo vs AC Torino (Italy 1) 3:3 Nashville SC vs New England Revolution (MLS) 1:1 24th Oct Zweigen Kanazawa vs Fagiano Okayama (Japan 2) 0:0 FC Seoul vs Gangwon FC (Korea1) 1:1 Darmstadt vs St Pauli (Germany 2) 2:2 West Ham vs Man City (EPL) 1:1 Watford vs Bournemouth (EC) 1:1 Hacken vs Mjallby (Sweden 1) 2:2 Union Berlin vs Freiburg (Germany 1) 1:1 Bristol City vs Swansea (EC) 1:1 Cardiff vs Middlesbrough (EC) 1:1 Millwall vs Barnsley (EC) 1:1 QPR vs Birmingham (EC) 0:0 Burton Albion vs AFC Wimbledon (Eng 1) 1:1 Wigan vs Plymouth (Eng 1) 1:1 St Johnstone vs Dundee Utd (Scotland 1) 0:0 Nacional vs Ferreira (Portugal 1) 1:1 Man Utd vs Chelsea (EPL) 0:0 Troyes vs Valenciennes (France 2) 1:1 Zwolle vs Willem II (Holland 1) 0:0 Brann vs Stabaek (Norway 1) 1:1 Chicago Fire vs New York Red Bulls (MLS) 2:2 Athletico Mineiro vs Sport Recife (Brazil 1) 0:0 Houston Dynamo vs Columbus Crew (MLS) 1:1 Tigres UNAL vs Juarez (Mexico 1) 1:1 Real Salt Lake vs FC Dallas (MLS) 0:0 25th Oct Sagan Tosu vs Shonan Bellmare (Japan 1) 2:2 Omiya Ardija vs V Varen Nagasaki (Japan2) 0:0 Tokushima Vortis vs Albreix Niigata (Japan2) 0:0 Ural Yekaterinburg vs FC Tambov (Russia1) 0:0 Aberdeen vs Celtic (Scotland 1) 3:3 Heidenheim vs Osnabruck (Germany 2) 1:1 Sandhausen vs Paderborn (Germany 2) 1:1 Parma vs Spezia (Italy 1) 2:2 Kalmar vs Falkenbergs (Sweden 1) 0:0 Cadiz vs Villarreal (Spain 1) 0:0 RKC Waalwijk vs Feyenoord (Holland 1) 2:2 Nice vs Lille (France 1) 1:1 Wolves vs Newcastle (EPL) 1:1 Werder Bremen vs Hoffenheim (Germany 1) 1:1 Valerenga vs Kristiansund (Norway 1) 1:1 Famalicao vs Boavista (Portugal 1) 2:2 Den Haag vs AZ Alkmaar (Holland 1) 2:2 Juventus vs Verona (Italy 1) 1:1 Tenerife vs Espanyol (Spain 2) 0:0 Internacional vs Flamengo (Brazil 1) 2:2 São Paulo vs Fortaleza (Brazil 1) 2:2 27th Oct Brighton vs West Bromwich (EPL) 1:1 Norrkoping vs AIK Solna (Sweden 1) 2:2 Varbergs vs Elfsborg (Sweden 1) 0:0 AC Milan vs Roma (Italy1) 3:3 Levante vs Celts Vigo (Spain 1) 1:1 Pachuca vs Pumas UNAM (Mexico 1) 1:1 28th Oct Shakhtar Donetsk vs Inter Milan (UE) 0:0 Peterborough vs Burton Albion (Eng 1) 2:2 Brentford vs Norwich (EC) 1:1 Wycombe vs Watford (EC) 1:1 Rochdale vs Sunderland (Eng 1) 2:2 Monchengladbach vs Real Madrid (UE) 2:2 Atalanta vs Ajax (UE) 2:2 Union La Calera vs Deportes Tolima (South Am Cup) 0:0 29th Oct AC Torino vs Lecce (Italy Cup) 1:1 Crotone vs SPAL (Italy Cup) 0:0 Osnabruck vs Darmstadt (Germany 2) 1:1 RKC Waalwijk vs Cambuur (Holland 1) 2:2 Santos vs Ceara (Brazil Cup) 0:0 Everton VM vs Colo Colo (Chile 1) 1:1 Derby vs Cardiff (EC) 1:1 Luton vs Nottingham Forest (EC) 1:1 Bruges vs Lazio (UE) 1:1 Ferencvaros vs Dynamo Kiev (UE) 2:2 Velez Sarsfield vs Penarol (South Am Cup) 0:0 29th Oct Lille vs Celtic (UE) 2:2 CSKA Moscow vs Dinamo Zagreb (UE) 0:0 Sirius vs AIK Solna (Sweden 1) 0:0 Roma vs CSKA Sofia (UE) 0:0 CF Granada vs PAOK (UE) 0:0 CFR Cluj vs Young Boys Bern (UE) 1:1 Sol de America vs Universidad Catolica (South Am Cup) 0:0 30th Oct Hamburg vs St Pauli (Germany 2) 2:2 Helmond vs Maastricht (Holland 2) 1:1 Schalke 04 vs Stuttgart (Germany 1) 1:1 31st Oct Vegalta Sendai vs Sanfrecce Hiroshima (Japan1) 0:0 Oita Trinita vs Urawa Reds (Japan1) 0:0 Kashiwa Reysol vs Shimizu S Pulse (Japan 1) 0:0 Aue vs Holstein Kiel (Germany 2) 1:1 Go Ahead Eagles vs Excelsior (Holland 2) 0:0 Frankfurt vs Werder Bremen (Germany 1) 1:1 Bournemouth vs Derby (EC) 1:1 MK Dons vs AFC Wimbledon (Eng 1) 1:1 Rochdale vs Bristol Rovers (Eng 1) 1:1 Belenenses vs Farense (Portugal 1) 1:1 Roda vs Den Bosch (Holland 2) 0:0 Inter Milan vs Parma ( Italy 1) 2:2 Aldovisi vs Estudiantes (Argentina cup) 0:0 Odd Bk vs Sarpsborg (Norway 1) 1:1 Hearts vs Hibernian (Scotland cup) 1:1 Guingamp vs Sochaux (France 2) 0:0 Rodez vs Auxerre (France 2) 2:2 Velez Sarsfield vs Huracan (Argentine cup) 1:1 Bruges vs KV Mechelan (Belgium1) 2:2 Alaves vs Barcelona (Spain 1) 1:1 Botafogo vs Ceara (Brazil 1) 2:2 Maritimo va Nacional (Portugal 1) 0:0 Argentinos Juniors vs San Lorenzo (Argentine cup) 0:0 Nashville Sc Vs Chicago Fire (MLS) 1:1 Pumas UNAM vs Guadalajara (Mexico 1) 2:2 1st Nov Tochigi SC vs Ventforet Kofu (Japan 2) 0:0 Albreix Niigata vs Tokyo Verdy (Japan 2) 2:2 Sirius vs Kalmar (Sweden 1) 2:2 Dijon vs Lorient (France 1) 0:0 Zaragoza vs Mallorca (Spain 2) 0:0 Hammarby vs Hacken (Sweden 1) 1:1 Hertha Berlin vs Wolfsburg (Germany 1) 1:1 Union Santa Fe vs Sarandi Arsenal (Argentine Cup) 0:0 Sandefjord vs Brann (Norway 1) 3:3 Stabaek vs Viking (Norway 1) 1:1 CF Granada vs Levante (Spain1) 1:1 Coquimbo Unido vs Union Espanola (Chile 1) 1:1 Sampdoria vs Genoa (Italy 1) 1:1 Valencia vs Getafe (Spain 1) 2:2 Lille vs Lyon (France 1) 1:1 Goias vs Vasco da Gama (Brazil 1) 1:1 2nd Nov Jong AZ Alkmaar vs Telstar (Holland 2) 1:1 Zulte Waregam vs KV Kortijk (Belgium 1) 1:1 3rd Nov Sagan Tosu vs Nagoya Grampus (Japan 1) 0:0 Cerezo Osaka vs Gamba Osaka (Japan 1) 1:1 Sanfrecce Hiroshima vs Urawa Reds (Japan 1) 1:1 Lokomotiv Moscow vs Athletico Madrid (UE) 1:1 Shrewsbury vs Burton Albion (Eng 1) 1:1 Brentford vs Swansea (EC) 1:1 Norwich vs Millwall (EC) 0:0 Blackburn vs Middlesbrough (Eng 1) 0:0 AFC Wimbledon vs Doncaster (Eng 1) 2:2 Northampton vs MK Dons (Eng 1) 0:0 Cuiaba vs botafogo (South Am cup) 0:0 Deportes Tolima vs Union La Calera (South am cup) 1:1 4th Nov (so far) Tokyo Verdy vs Zweigen Kanazawa (Japan 2) 2:2 Ulsan Hyundai vs Jeonbuk Motors (Korea 1) 1:1 Matsumoto Yamaga vs Tochigi SC (Japan 2) 0:0 JEF United Chiba vs FC Ehime (Japan 2) 1:1 Renofa Yamaguchi vs Thespakusatsu Gunma (Japan 2) 1:1 Zenit St Petersburg vs Lazio (UE) 1:1 Zaragoza vs Girona (Spain 2) 2:2 I don’t know what conclusions can be drawn from this, but German and Japanese and Dutch matches seem to have quite a bit of DRAWS 23/10-4/11 (13 days) Japan: 15 Draws Germany: 13 Draws England Championships: 12 Draws Europa League+Champion Leagues: 12 Draws English League 1: 10 Draws Holland: 8 Draws Italy: 8 Draws Spain: 8 Draws Sweden: 7 Draws Brazil: 6 Draws France: 6 Draws Norway: 5 Draws USA: 5 Draws South American Cup: 5 Draws English Premier League: 4 Draws Portugal:4 Draws Argentina: 4 Draws Mexico: 3 Draws Scotland: 3 Draws Belgium: 2 Draws Korea: 2 Draws Chile: 2 Draws Russia: 1 Draw
[Translation] Which La Liga club fits each Premier League team?
Good morning lads and lassies of soccer. To celebrate that the Bundesliga finally comes back I bring you the transcripton/translation of a pretty interesting video I had watched some time ago, related (and literally titled) "Which La Liga team fits each team of the Premier League?" Now, I know the issue about fans that have simpathy for "second" teams is polarizing and as we all know after last year, it can become something completely vomitive, but this video is indeed trying to give fans of Spanish clubs reasons to like a particular English club, and with that said, tbh I believe at the end of the day most fans, plastic or not, do feel at least some simpathy for some clubs above others excluding their own. From the small town fan who supports their local club but also the "big" team that challenges for the league in the top division, to the Ultra that hates every club of their country that isn't his but do likes a foreign club of which he befriended their respective Ultras in the past, I'm pretty sure that most football fans do feel at least a bit of simpathy for some particular club of a foreign league. But well, that discussion shouldn't be the topic of this. The fact is that these Spaniards of the video do like particular English clubs and to guide other similar Spaniards analyzed the situation and created this "guidebook" about which Premier League club "currently" fits each La Liga club, and that is what will be shown here. With a last emphasis in the "currently", there's nothing else to say as preview. Just remember that these aren't my opinions and I'm only sharing what they decided.
Both have pretty big stadiums with almost the same capacity (52k and 53k respectively) that also coincidentally are in the center of their respectives cities, something that is laudable in these modern times where stadiums are being designed to be in the outskirts, and not few clubs are forced to traslate them from their original places because of the economical advantages.
And another thing that united them is that they are one of the few historical rich clubs that doesn't have a derby rival in their city. So, if you're born in Bilbao you better fucking support Athletic and there is no room for debate about it, and something similar happens in Newcastle. And in the same way, the derby that the clubs have actually have (Sunderland and Real Sociedad) goes beyond football and is a derby between the whole cities.
They faced each other in the 94/95 UEFA Cup Round of 16 and what highlights it was that it was an epic clash that ended in a global 3-3 draw where Athletic won thanks to away goals, and that in the second leg had a pitch invasion from Basque fans that after celebrating with their team, went to laud the away stand, as the English visitors had been great and even cheered for Athletic after the end of the match, thing that a lot of old fans from both clubs would remember forever.
That match would be so iconic for some that Rob Lee, one of the best Newcastle players of the last decades, would require his farewell match for the Geordie team to be... against Athletic. And such wish was granted.
Crystal Palace & Getafe
Both are clubs from the south of the metropolitan areas of the capital of their countries. Selhurst for London and Getafe for Madrid respectively.
Both are managed by tacticians with a similar ethos: Bordalás and Hodgson. The parallels of both teams are easily spotted when you watch both teams: strong rigid defenders, fast strikers, sitting back and counterattacks, the whole 4-4-fucking-2 package, et al.
Vicente Guaita played for both teams, and in fact was directly tranferred from Madrid to London.
Both have blue as their main colour,
Liverpool & Real Madrid
Both are the Europeanroyalty of their respective leagues. Real Madrid is just the most successful in history and nobody comes close, while Liverpool has the double of Champions Leagues than the second most succesful English team and only Milan between them and Real.
Both stand out for their mentality and comebacks. Istanbul and Lisbon, for example, are among the most dramatic Champions League finals in the whole history. One team comeback from a 3-0 in the first half, the other tied and later won a match that they were losing until the 90'+3.
Xabi Alonso, Steve McManaman, Alvaro Arbeloa, Dudek, Antonio Núñez, Rafa Benitez, Michael Owen, Fernando Morientes and the greatest of all, Nuri Sahin, served in both clubs.
Both stand out for being the best teams of the 20th century in their countries by far, which nevertheless suffered many years of drought after the golden years until they eventually achieved an epic again, being Mijatovic's goal and the penalty saved by Dudek, the final actions that crowned them for the first time in decades as European champions for the seventh and fifth time, respectively.
Norwich & Valladolid
Both won the league cup of their countries in the same years (84/85).
Both highlight for the atypical colour of their kits (violet and yellow/green).
Both are the biggest teams of relatively isolated counties.
Mohammed Salisu plays for Valladolid and has been linked to Norwich.
Bournemouth & Eibar
The two smallest stadiums of each league. Dean Court has a capacity of barely above 11,000 in a league where the average is above 40k, while the Municipal de Ipurua has only... 8164 seats.
Likewise, both are clubs from pretty small cities that almost nobody would know if it wasn't for their football teams. Lets just say that Eibar isn't exactly in the same tier of the other Basque cities like Bilbao, San Sebastian or Pamplona, while Bournemouth only has 190k inhabitants and was founded as recently as the 19th century, something strange for English standards.
And finally and ringing the same bells, they are two small teams that were promoted to the top tier for the first time ever in recent years (2014-15) to the first division, and that also coincidentally, have never descended from that time despite their (lack) of historical status.
Burnley & Alaves
Both are extremely physical and defensive teams that also highlight for their lack of possesion (the lowest and second lowest of their leagues respectively).
Turf Moor and the Estadio de Mendizorroza have almost exactly the same capacity (20k).
Both are clubs with over a century of history, however, both are currently united by their quick promotions of recent years. Few clubs do it each season, but those who climb two divisions practically in-a-row, even less.
The English club was in the third tier of the English pyramid from 2013 to 2017, after which they won the promotion to the Championship after becoming champions with 100 points. After that, they finished 10th in their first season there, just to assure the promotion in dramatic tones after Leeds implosion in the late stages of the 18/19 season.
Meanwhile the island club was even more epic in their promotions. After failing to Segunda B (the third tier of Spanish football) for the first time in 40 years, they fired everybody but 4 players, but still were able to win their local group of the division and later compete in the final play-offs that gave the promotion spots, and in that they first assured a promotion spot and later become champions of the division. And then? they arrived to the Second Division with the hopes of not being relegated, but overperformed and in an epic way assured the last position that gave a spot to the play-off for the final promotion spot, and despite losing 2-0 in the first leg of the final, the won 3-0 the second leg and completed their return from the Third Division to La Liga in the fastest possible way.
Finally but not less important, both have red in their kits.
Brighton & Levante
Both are small clubs from coastal towns.
Both won the promotion from the second division in 16/17.
Brighton logo shows a seagull and they're known as such.
Levante's coast has a record for having the biggest number of a certain breed of seagulls in the whole world.
Leicester & Villarreal
Both are clubs that are relatively small when it comes to historical status... and for the same reason both were part of some of the best underdogs stories of the world in recent decades.
Villarreal, the Yellow Submarine, comes from a small Valencian city of around 50k, and despite having a history of almost a century, they never reached the top division until 1998, just to be relegated in the same year. But they didn't gave up and came back to La Liga as quickly, and this time they stayed, and in what a way! Pellegrini's Villarreal spearheaded by Román Riquelme and Diego Forlán surprised Europa by ending third in La Liga just behind the Galacticos and Ronaldinho's Barca and won the right to play the 2005/06 Champions League, in what would end being their greatest moment in history so far by eventually reaching semifinals and barely losing the chance of playing the final in their first season thanks to some cursed penalties against the Arsene Wenger club. Even in defeat, the history that they made was epic as few others.
But one that actually was it even more was what Leicester did exactly 10 years later in the Premiership. From barely avoiding being relegated to win the whole league was a FIFA Career-esque story, and for the same it will be remembered forever.
And finally, what made even more iconic both legendary performances was the charisma of some of their players. Vardy, Forlán, Riquelme more precisely.
Southampton & Leganés
Southampton are called the Saints and their stadium is named St Mary's.
Leganes' stadium is called after a religious figure (Virgen de Butarque).
The Pozzo family: originally known from being the owners of Udinese in the Serie A, eventually the Italian family diversified their investments, first buying the small Spanish team in 2009, and later the English one in 2012. Because of financial reasons they sold their participation in Granada in the late 2016, aye, however, there was a timelapse that lasted years were both clubs where effectively in the same hands.
And for the same reasons, a number of players have been "property" of both clubs. Isaac Success and Adalberto Peñaranda the most iconic of them.
Chelsea & Atletico Madrid
Both are pretty big clubs in the capital but that have lived in the shadow of their historically bigger neighbour for more time than not, a certain Arsenal and Real Madrid respectively.
An impressive number of illustrious names have passed through both teams, and not few times from one to the other and even in some times back again: Fernando Torres, Diego Costa, Filipe Luis, Thibaut Courtois, Mateja Keman, Tiago Mendes, Maniche, Radamel Falcao, Jesper Grönkjaer, Hasselbaink, Morata, and more.
Both suffered for tragic defeats in the Champions League final, Chelsea in 2008, Atleti in 2014 (and 2016). One team had their captain slip and missed the crucial penalty, the other ended losing a final that was winning until the 90'+3. Coincidentally, all those finals were between teams from the same country.
Tottenham & Sevilla
Both have white jerseys.
Both were managed in recent years by Juande Ramos.
Both are famous because of their fierce rivalry with a neighbour, that makes them part of one of the most iconic derbies in their country.
Both are clubs that have a long history and that in recent years have had a pretty great period, but still weren't able to truly displace or replace the historically bigger clubs from their place.
Both are of the biggest clubs with the biggest fanbases of their country, and both are currently underperforming when you see their historical status, which enrages such fans.
Both have some of the worse owners that a big club that want sportive instead of just financial success could have, and that are one of the main causes of their decline in recent years: the Glazers and Peter Lim.
And fanbases of both clubs also hate the right-hand of their owners that is the most direct responsible of the sportive issues of their clubs: Anil Murthy and Ed Woodward.
Both are proud clubs with an illustrious history despite being the smaller club compared to their more famous neightbours, and also are clubs that these days suffer more time than not.
Both had their peak in the 80's, with Everton two leagues and one cup, exactly the same numbers than la Real. That decade would also be the last one when they had any major success, with Sociedad only being able to say that they ended second in the 02-03 La Liga and the Toffees with that they won a FA Cup in 95'.
Also of the first stages of the changes after the arrival of the Sheikh was the creation of a sports city for young players, imitating la Masia, probably the second most famous thing of the Spanish club.
And another was the bet for a female team, in what now both are powers, unlike their historical rivals that are shamefully far behind them on it despite their historical status.
Also beyond Pep there are other people that both clubs share: Ferran Soriano and Txiki Begiristain, financial director and sports director respectively of both teams in the past and now.
Claudio Bravo played for both, although with different kind of performances.
And finally, not a few Barcelona fans today complain that the closest thing to the Barca that touched the sky today is Manchester City.
West Ham & Espanyol
Both are clubs of a big city where there are bigger teams. West Ham is arguably the 4th biggest London club these days after Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham, while Espanyol are the second biggest but loyalist club of Barcelona, where there is a certain secessionist bigger Catalan club.
Both are clubs that have been almost all their history in the top division and yet have never won it. Likewise, both had their peaks and almost did it in the 80s, where both ended 3rd, in almost the same year (86' and 87').
Both were clubs that had an old stadium as traditional as loved (Estadi de Sarrià and the Upton Park) that were eventually replaced by stadiums built by the city for the Olympics (Espanyol eventually left his one though).
Both have never being relegated to the third division of their countries despite being some of the oldest clubs around.
Both are the club with most Mexicans of their league, Raul Jimenez vs Diego Lainez plus Andres Guardado respectively, what makes their teams far more popular than what they should in the CONCACAF giant.
Joey Guðjónsson and Alfred N'Diaye played for both clubs.
Six Portuguese have played for Betis in this century. Six Portuguese play for Wolves this season.
They played a friendly last year.
Aston Villa & Celta de Vigo
Both are related to the sky-blue colour.
Both clubs are characterized for having a player that is almost a demigod for the fans and club overall: Jack Grealish and Iago Aspas.
Those demigods are local players who have been fans of their club since they were children, and love them so much that played for them even in the second division.
I created a 90% confidence interval using the mean and standard deviation of players scores throughout the whole season. That's where the Proj (low) and Proj (high) come from.
The Proj (high) and Proj (low) are just the upper and lower bounds of the confidence interval formula. CI Formula: Mean +/- ( t-score * (STD/sqrt(#games))
To get the specific weekly projection, I use fixture difficulty as a scalar. So for a fixture difficulty of 5 (MCI, LIV), the weekly projection is only 10% above the player’s projected low. Conversely, for a fixture difficulty of 1 (NOR), the weekly projection is 90% above the projected low (or 10% below the projected high).
The GW 37+ column (the projections) are colorized based on fixture difficulty. The colors in that column only: dark green dark red corresponds to 1 5 fixture difficulty.
These projections are far from perfect. I try my best to give raw statistics without any weighted or biased equations. I write out my formula so that everyone understands how these numbers are obtained and the notes I add are to help point out where the deficiencies lie in my projections. If something looks off and I didn't address, please don't hesitate to ask!
Forward Notes
Marcus Rashford's results on the pitch are finally mirroring his excellent peripheral stats. Since the restart, Rashford has an xG of 4.27 (5th among all) and an xA of 2.22 (8th among all) so it was nice to see his good chances translate to points. With West Ham's win over Watford yesterday, the Hammers seem to have escaped relegation this season and may be more prone to rolling over to a United team with everything to play for before their clash against Leicester.
Jamie Vardy put on a playmaking masterclass in their last game against Sheffield and was truly unlucky to have picked up only one assist. In just that game alone, Vardy accrued an xG of 0.79 and a whopping xA of 1.91. He faces Tottenham this week in a must win game. He can always easily grab a goal, but I think against Mourinho his ceiling is limited in what could be a low scoring game.
I've been impressed with how Southampton have been playing since the restart, ranking 4th in shots per game (14.3), 5th in shots on target per game (5.4), and 7th in xG (1.57). I think Danny Ings is an excellent choice this week and may even be a differential option for captaincy. Bournemouth likely won't be parking the way they had been the past 4 weeks against top clubs as they are fighting to escape relegation. I expect them to play more aggressively and attack-minded like they did against Crystal Palace and Newcastle earlier on.
Aubameyang is a great option for this week as well as the next (Watford @ Home). He also received his rest last gameweek and even with the FA Cup game looming, I am confident that Auba starts both of the remaining Premier League games and likely plays around 90 minutes in each as he chases Vardy for the Golden Boot. Aston Villa has been a very tough opponent since the restart and they won't fold easily with everything to play for.
Chris Wood is the big sleeper pick this week against Norwich. Wood has recorded an xG of 16.27 throughout the entirety of the season which is greater than the aforementioned Ings and Aubameyang. Norwich are embarrassingly bad against strikers, and with Wood on penalties as well as a good threat on set pieces, he is a strong bet to score a goal and maybe more.
Midfielder Notes
Manchester City play in the FA cup today which means record levels of fraudulence should be expected against Watford. There's no sense in trying to tie any real logic to him, but nevertheless we try. We can expect The Fraud to start his strongest XI against Arsenal today (Walker, Garcia, Laporte, Mendy, Dilva, Rodri, KDB, Mahrez, Jesus, Sterling). This leads me to believe that if DavidSilva starts in the FA Cup semi-final, he will be benched against Watford (maybe for Foden) and start in his final game for the club against Norwich. I think Mahrez received his rest last week and should be fit to start in the FA Cup as well as the last two Premier League fixtures, though he will likely be subbed at 60 minutes for both. De Bruyne and Sterling are a little tougher to predict since City have Champions League on August 7th and potentially an FA Cup Final on August 1st. However, Kevin is chasing the 20 assist record and Sterling may still make a push for the Golden Boot. It is important to note that in their last two matches, City have beaten Watford 14-0 aggregate.
Liverpool attackers Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah should have a strong gameweek against a poor Chelsea defense. I expect this to be a game of end-to-end football and predict around 4 goals total in this match. Salah looks like the hungrier of the two forwards to score and he'll need at least a brace this game in order to have a chance to catch Vardy in the race for the Golden Boot.
Michael Antonio has been the most in-form attacker since the restart, leading the league with a whopping 6.33 xG while also carrying a respectable 1.86 xA (11th in the league) in that timespan. West Ham don't have a whole lot to play for, so maybe a Hammers fan could let us know what the chances are of him being benched for Haller. However should he continue starting at striker, I think he has a good chance to score on the counter against a Manchester United back line that hasn't always been the most cohesive. If Luke Shaw misses another game, United may face trouble in stopping that Bowen-Antonio connection from the right.
Bruno Fernandes has consistently been atop my projections but I think Anthony Martial is right there with him this week. West Ham are among the worst defenses in the league and won't park the bus as strongly as a team like Brighton does. Thus, I think there will be plenty of space for Martial to get in behind for easy opportunities, as he has been doing so well at home since the restart.
Defender Notes
Doherty has finally overtaken Boly in the projections and all it cost was everything. On the bright side, I don't have to keep explaining Boly's slightly inflated projections due to his great clean sheet record (11 cleans in 20 games). I think Wolves are a good shout for a clean sheet this week against an anemic Crystal Palace attack that may be without Patrick Van Aanholt this game.
I would be surprised if either Liverpool or Chelsea kept a clean sheet this week, but Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson are still strong bets for an attacking return. Marcos Alonso falls into this same boat, however he has rotation risk with Reece James behind him and Liverpool are more likely to score 2 goals than Chelsea are which increases his chance for a -1 point deduction.
Matt Ritchie scored a banger of a goal last week against Spurs and showed why he is one of the best attacking players, much less defenders, on the team. Newcastle have been statistically the worst defensive team in the league since the restart (0.23 xCS)so it's hard to rely on a clean sheet this game, but I think Ritchie will have the opportunity for plenty of attempted assists and even a shot or two.
Burnley defenders should have one of their easier games of the restart today against Norwich, who are statistically the worst attack in the league at a mind-numbing 0.52 xG since the restart. James Tarkowski has been the best and most consistent defender in FPL since the restart and has an excellent chance at an assist + a return today. I don't think Norwich will sit as far back as they did against Chelsea so the game should be more open. I hear that Charlie Taylor may not be fit for the match, but I like any Burnley defender such as Pieters or Bardsley around that projection of 4 pts, with my preference on the former.
Don't start Manchester City defenders unless for some reason you have John Stones or Nicolas Otamendi.
Sheffield United have fallen a bit from the strong, consistent defense they had been prior to the restart. However, it cannot be understated how bad of a midfield Everton are trotting out at the moment. I think this could be a game where Sheffield dominate possession and so a clean sheet is not out of the question at all. Enda Stevens has a tendency to get near the byline and send dangerous ground crosses into the center of the box; I like him the most out of Sheffield United defenders this week.
As always, I hope this information is helpful to you guys. I've learned a great deal about FPL from this sub in just under two years and I want to help others succeed to the best of my ability. Cheers and green arrows for all!
September 28th Europe(Rating perFotMob/whoscoredif provided) Premier league (England) Tim Ream (Fulham) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 Loss against Aston Villa (6.1/6.23) 54/57 passing, 2/4 accurate long balls, 61 touches, 4/6 duels won, 2 clearances, 0/1 successful dribbles, 1/1 successful tackle, 3/4 aerials won, 6 recoveriesMatch Highlights 3. Liga (German 3rd Division) Rijad Kobiljar (KFC Uerdingen) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 2-0 Loss against Meppen (-/-) Match Highlights Eerste Divisie (Dutch 2nd Division) Alex Mendez (Ajax II) Subbed on in the 66th‘ in a 3-0 Win against Excelsior. Assisted on the 3rd goal in the 87th’ (-/-) Match Highlights Sebastian Soto (SC Telstar on loan from Norwich City) Started at LST and played 46‘ in a 6-1 Win against FC Den Bosch. Scored in the 13th’ and 29th’ (-/-) Match Highlights Veikkausliiga (Finland) Zurab Tsiskaridze (RoPS) Started at LCB and played 79‘ in a 4-0 Loss against HJK (-/-) Match Highlights September 29th Europe(Rating perFotMob/whoscoredif provided) La Liga (Spain) Yunus Musah (Valencia CF) Started at RM and played 71‘ in a 1-0 Win against Real Sociedad (6.5/6.36) 8/15 passing, 1 cross, 1/2 accurate long balls, 27 touches, 3/6 duels won, 1 clearance, 2 times fouled, 1 foul, 1/1 aerial won 2 interceptions, 5 recoveriesMatch Highlights NordicBet Liga (Danish 2nd Division) Louicius Don Deedson (Hobro IK) Started at RST and played 88‘ in a 2-1 Win against Skive (-/-) SSE Airtricity League Premier (Ireland) Will Seymore (Sligo Rovers) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 Win against Derry City (-/-) Match Highlights 1.Deild Karla (Icelandic 2nd Division) Dion Acoff (Throttur Reykjavik) Subbed on in the 69th‘ in a 1-0 Loss against Magni (-/-) Kyle McLagan (Fram Reykjavik) Started at RCM and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 Win against Vestri (-/-) September 30th Europe(Rating perFotMob/whoscoredif provided) Carabao Cup (England) Zack Steffen (Manchester City) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 Win against Burnley (-/7.23) Match Highlights Super Cup (Germany) Chris Richards (Bayern Munich) Subbed on in the 75th‘ in a 3-2 Win against Borussia Dortmund (6.5/6.40) 4/8 passing, 1 cross, 0/3 accurate long balls, 15 touches, 1/1 duel won, 1/1 successful tackle, 2 interceptionsMatch Highlights Giovanni Reyna (Borussia Dortmund) Subbed on in the 71st‘ in a 3-2 Loss against Bayern Munich (6.0/5.97) 8/8 passing, 1 cross, 11 touches Coppa Italia (Italy) Andrija Novakovich (Frosinone Calcio) Subbed on in the 56th‘ in a 3-1 Loss against Calcio Padova (-/-) Match Highlights Ykkonen (Finnish 2nd Division) Kyle Curinga (Kokkolan Pallo-veikot) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 2-0 Loss against SJK Akatemia (-/-) Match Highlights Will Inalien (FF Jaro) Subbed on in the 63rd‘ in a 3-1 Win against VPS. Scored the 3rd goal in the 83rd’ (-/-) Match Highlights Ian Garrett (VPS) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 3-1 Loss against FF Jaro (-/-) Emmanuel Appiah (AC Kajaani) Started at LCM and played 70‘ in a 1-1 draw with AC Oulu. Picked up a yellow in the 34th’ (-/-) Match Highlights 1.CFL (Montenegro) Luka Malesevic (FK Iskra Danilovgrad) Started at RWB and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 Loss against Buducnost Podgorica. Picked up a yellow in the 29th’ (-/-) South America Liga 1 (Peru) Ernest Nungaray (Carlos A. mannucci) Started at LCM and went the full 90’ in a 3-3 daw with Sporting Cristal Lima (-/-) Match Highlights October 1st Europe(Rating perFotMob/whoscoredif provided) Europa League Qualification (International) Jordan Siebatcheu (BSC Young Boys; Switzerland on loan from Stade Rennais FC; Switzerland) Subbed on in the 72nd‘ in a 3-0 Win against KF Tirana(Albania) (-/-) Match Highlights Josh Cohen (Maccabi Haifa; Israel) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 7-2 Loss against Tottenham Hotspur (England) (-/5.35) Match Highlights Carabao Cup (England) Antonee Robinson (Fulham) Started at LB and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 Loss against Brentford (-/6.62) Match Highlights October 2nd Europe(Rating perFotMob/whoscoredif provided) Bundesliga (Germany) Julian Ryerson (1.FC Union Berlin) Subbed on in the 68th‘ in a 4-0 Win against Mainz 05 (6.6/6.67) 4/5 passing, 1 cross, 1 key pass, 13 touches, 2/3 duels won, 1 clearance, 1/1 successful dribble, 0/1 successful tackle, 1 interception, 1 recoveryMatch Highlights 2. Bundesliga Marc Heider (VfL Osnabruck) Subbed on in the 68th‘ in a 0-0 draw with Bochum (6.0/6.29) 0/2 shots on target, 2/6 passing, 1/1 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 11 touches, 3/8 duels won, 1 clearance, 3 fouls, 3/5 aerials won, 1 recoveryMatch Highlights 3. Liga Malik Tillman (FC Bayern Munich II) Started at LCM and played 14‘ in a 3-0 Win against Dynamo Dresden (-/-) Match Highlights1st Half2nd Half Liga NOS (Portugal) Reggie Cannon (Boavista FC) Started at RB and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw with Moreirense (7.8/7.30) 0/1 shot on target, 21/29 passing, 2 crosses, 1/2 accurate long balls, 2 key passes, 58 touches, 5/7 duels won, 4 clearances, 2/3 successful dribbles, 1 time fouled, 1 foul, 2/2 successful tackles, 4 interceptions, 9 recoveriesMatch Highlights Eredivisie (Netherlands) Ulysses Llanez (Heerenveen on loan from VfL Wolfsburg) Subbed on to make his professional and team debut in the 66th‘ in a 1-1 draw with FC Utrecht (5.9/5.93) 2/6 passing, 10 touches, 1/3 duels won, 0/1 successful dribble, 1 time fouled, 1 recoveryMatch Highlights Eerste Divisie Alex Mendez (Ajax II) Subbed on in the 60th‘ in a 4-0 Loss against NAC Breda (-/-) Mael Corboz (Go Ahead Eagles Deventer) Subbed on in the 56th‘ in a 3-2 Loss against FC Utrecht II (-/-) Sebastian Soto (SC Telstar on loan from Norwich City) Started at RST and played 46‘ in a 3-0 Loss against PSV II (-/-) Chris Gloster (PSV II) Subbed on in the 62nd‘ in a 3-0 Win against SC Telstar (-/-) Premier League (Scotland) Scott Pittman (Livingston FC) Started at CAM and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 Win against Dundee United FC (-/6.74) Match Highlights Ian Harkes (Dundee United FC) Started at LCM and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 Loss against Livingston FC (-/6.46) SSE Airtricity League Premier (Ireland) Will Seymore (Sligo Rovers) Started at RCM and went the full 90’ in a 4-0 Loss against Shamrock Rovers. Picked up a yellow in the 90th’ (-/-) First Division (not on phone) Taner Dogan (Athlone Town on loan from Dundalk FC) Started at RCB and played 89‘ in a 2-0 Win against Drogheda United. Scoredthe team’s 2ndgoalfrom the middle of the pitch in the 84th’ (-/-) 1st Half2nd Half
Although they are considered one of the candidates for the promotion playoffs, Derby County cannot be content with their start. Their poor finish cost them the place in the playoffs last season, and the home side didn’t improve anything. The Rams eliminated Barrow from the EFL Cup only after the penalty shootout, and they tied four defeats in the next four games in all competition. The hosts finally booked their first points thanks to a narrow 1:0 victory away to Norwich. Phillip Cocu’s side has lots of troubles with converting their chances into goals, as the hosts scored only two times. On the other hand, the home side needs to tighten up its defense, which allowed two goals per match on average so far. Derby County needs to improve a lot if they want to challenge one of the top six spots. Watford sits in seventh place on the table, and the visitors are five points behind the top two. Troy Deeney and the lads want to bounce back to the Premier League after being relegated last season, and they are on the right track to accomplishing their goals. The Hornets suffered their first defeat in the campaign against the top-placed reading in the latest round. Vladimir Ivic’s side plays very disciplined football. Although Watford managed to find the back of the oppositions’ net just twice so far, they conceded only one goal. The away side wants to get back on the winning track, although a tough challenge is ahead of them.
Full-Time Winner Odds & Prediction
Derby county still has lots of troubles in their game, and Watford should be capable of capitalizing on them. We believe the visitors can get back home with all three points in their pockets.
Goals Market Prediction
Although the visitors have been involved in very low scoring matches so far, clashes between these two teams have been fascinating lately. In the last seven occasions, both teams scored, and all games went over 2.5 margin. We expect to see at least three goals once again. Watford to win @ 2.25 Over 2.5 FT @ 2.15 Correct score 1:2 @ 9.00 Read the analysishereand share your opinion with us!
It was a disappointing year for Norwich City in the Premier League last season, finishing dead last and heading back down to the Sky Bet Championship. But, they’re currently one of the heavy favorites to actually win it all. Watford and Bournemouth, who also joined Norwich in relegation, are amongst the top five to capture the title. Brentford, who lost in the Championship playoff last The Premier League website employs cookies to make our website work and improve your user experience. Essential cookies are required for the operation of our website. You may disable these but this may affect website functionality. Non-essential cookies help us improve the functionality of our website by collecting information and reporting on your use of the website as well as improving your After relegation from the Premier League last season, Norwich city were expected to lose many of their key players and have a massive rebuild on their hands if they were to return to the pinnacle Norwich City, Sheffield United and Aston Villa were all promoted from the Championship last season. We look at how Norwich did it, what they will bring to the Premier League and how they can strengthen over the summer. The 2018-19 story… Norwich were not expected to challenge for promotion last season. Leeds have been great to watch in the Premier League this season, but their high-pressing style of play is tailor-made for Leicester to counter-attack. Even without injured striker Jamie Vardy, the Foxes have pace all over the pitch and are fancied to carve open United, as they did in a 4-1 win at Elland Road. Leeds United head coach Marcelo Bielsa was pleased his side's game management in their 2-0 Premier League win at home to Crystal Palace. Bet Now Read More. More Premier League Betting News View All. Wilder - Blades will keep fighting. Chris Wilder says Sheffield United's performance in Sunday's 2-1 defeat to Chelsea proves the Blades are still fighting hard for Premier League survival. Blues Below Norwich in the table it's as tight as ever with Brentford currently holding second place following their 3-2 win over Bristol City in midweek, one point and one place ahead of Swansea. Premier League » NORWICH » The team statistics of NORWICH Successful sports betting starts with detailed analyses! For good & successful Predictions it is indispensable to study detailed Statistics. This is the base for a serious match prediction and helps to rate the win possibility of the two teams. At Virtualbet24 you can call the Premier League - Winner 20/21. Get the best available Premier League odds from all online bookmakers with Oddschecker, the home of betting value. One of the world's leading online gambling companies. The most comprehensive In-Play service. Deposit Bonus for New Customers. Watch Live Sport. We stream over 100,000 events. Bet on Sportsbook and Casino.
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