I'm looking forward to see themIt looks like I will have a good gaming week, so starting tomorrow I will be pushing at least a couple of matches each day.
For now, I'll drop another match here.
I don't know what's happening with the conversion, sometimes it looks like it stutters with the settings I'm using now. Might consider switching back to the original format (but it would take me ages to upload matches).
Sorry Arsenal fans. Sorry.
During a very nice sunny afternoon, Arsenal went visiting Tottenham. What they didn't know is that they were about to attend a one-man show run by mr. Moussa Dembélé.
That's right, Dembélé was just unstoppable today. He received a wonderful ball at minute 13 and scored with a sweet outside foot shot with his left foot. Then he gave shivers to the Arsenal supporters at minute 17 when his shot ended wide, but at the end of the first half he was the quickest to collect a ball that Ospina couldn't retain and made it 2-0.
Before the end of the first half, as soon as he got the ball again, Mertesacker decided to elbow him down, just in case. Asked about that at the end of the match, he answered "you know, you just couldn't foresee what was next when he had the ball so I decided to play it safe".
Arsenal had only one occasion during the whole half and nothing more.
The second half started pretty much in the same way: Dembélé being knoched down, then Dembélé being put one-on-one with Ospina and kicking the ball against the keeper, with Kane trying a pretty impossible long ranger shortly after, which indeed was easy for Ospina to catch.
Then Arsenal started to fight back and that's when I started to suffer on the flanks. They got a penalty and scored it, then another run by Sanchez was terminated right outside the box with another foul.
And shortly after, the unthinkable happened: Lloris messed up and gave Arsenal the chance to score their second goal, a handful of minutes left in the match.
But who cares, earlier in the match Lamela scored to make it 3-1 so I could rejoice anyway as the match ended 3-2.
MATCH: Tottenham Hotspur - Arsenal
DIFFICULTY LEVEL: TW
MY TEAM: Tottenham
RESULT: 3-2 WIN
NEXT DIFFICULTY LEVEL: TL (higher)
During a very nice sunny afternoon, Arsenal went visiting Tottenham. What they didn't know is that they were about to attend a one-man show run by mr. Moussa Dembélé.
That's right, Dembélé was just unstoppable today. He received a wonderful ball at minute 13 and scored with a sweet outside foot shot with his left foot. Then he gave shivers to the Arsenal supporters at minute 17 when his shot ended wide, but at the end of the first half he was the quickest to collect a ball that Ospina couldn't retain and made it 2-0.
Before the end of the first half, as soon as he got the ball again, Mertesacker decided to elbow him down, just in case. Asked about that at the end of the match, he answered "you know, you just couldn't foresee what was next when he had the ball so I decided to play it safe".
Arsenal had only one occasion during the whole half and nothing more.
The second half started pretty much in the same way: Dembélé being knoched down, then Dembélé being put one-on-one with Ospina and kicking the ball against the keeper, with Kane trying a pretty impossible long ranger shortly after, which indeed was easy for Ospina to catch.
Then Arsenal started to fight back and that's when I started to suffer on the flanks. They got a penalty and scored it, then another run by Sanchez was terminated right outside the box with another foul.
And shortly after, the unthinkable happened: Lloris messed up and gave Arsenal the chance to score their second goal, a handful of minutes left in the match.
But who cares, earlier in the match Lamela scored to make it 3-1 so I could rejoice anyway as the match ended 3-2.
MATCH: Tottenham Hotspur - Arsenal
DIFFICULTY LEVEL: TW
MY TEAM: Tottenham
RESULT: 3-2 WIN
NEXT DIFFICULTY LEVEL: TL (higher)
Now I'm set to face Ivory Coast using Ghana. I hope Muntari is out injuted.