The day before game1/12/2024 The goal now? Stay fit, stay healthy, get starts - and play well. “We also want to win our last three Bundesliga games.”Ĭoman is vying for a place in Didier Deschamp’s France national team, and he won’t be alone - Benjamin Pavard, Dayot Upamecano, Lucas Hernández are all in the mix as well. “It was a Champions League game, you have to do everything to win,” Coman said. For that, it’s imperative to enter the winter break in form and in stride. With weeks counting down into days until the FIFA 2022 Men’s World Cup, the tournament is on the mind of every player. “We are very proud, but we know we still have a lot of work to do.” Six wins from six - it doesn’t get much better than that,” said winger Kingsley Coman after the game (via FCBayern). And so it was that the rocking Bavarians took it to Inter Milan to continue a blazing hot streak heading into November. It’s the Bayern Munich mindset to go out and win every game, even the meaningless ones. To subscribe for the full version, just visit this page and follow the instructions. This is an extract from our daily football email, The Fiver. Send your letters to And you can always tweet The Fiver via Today’s winners of our prizeless letter o’ the day is … John Lawton. They’re on the same side of the draw” – Marco Tierney. “I can only seem to find one flaw in Chris Martin’s dream for achieving world peace with England and Argentina sharing the HRWC trophy ( Wednesday’s Quote of the Day). “Morecambe defender Donald Love won’t become the first manager to share his name with a song ( yesterday’s Fiver letters), but is to date the only Premier League player to ever share their name with a character from Grand Theft Auto III” – Ed Taylor. You can’t possibly expect everyone to believe Gareth Southgate really picked Jordan Henderson to go to Qatar” – John Lawton. “The old 27-man squad, including a ringer, joke was very predictable ( yesterday’s Fiver). There are still a handful of tickets available to attend Football Weekly Live on 17 November in that London, plus plenty more if you’d rather stream it remotely. The latest Football Weekly Extra podcast is right here, right now. Photograph: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile/Getty Images RECOMMENDED LISTENING And who is now finding how difficult it is to win football matches” – Martin O’Neill sharpens his studs and goes in two-footed on Republic O’Ireland assistant Keith Andrews, among other things, in this red-hot chat with Ewan Murray. “If Roy Keane was doing punditry work and said I’d made a mess of something, I might disagree but I would accept it … I have a level of earned respect for that opinion, but not a lower-leaguer who wouldn’t know what it is like to win a medal. Join Rob Smyth from 7pm GMT for MBM coverage of England 0-0 Japan in their women’s international friendly. Just so long as nothing goes “ping!” against Brentford. But Grealish does have one thing on Almirón: he’s going to Qatar. That’s one more than Jack Grealish, the life coach whose controversial methods – derived from the classical English theory of sneering drunken abuse – have revived Almirón’s career. Newcastle also have three players in the England HRWC squad, Eddie Howe is the Premier League Manager of the Month and Wor Miggy Almirón has won his first Player of the Month award since coming to England. They sit deservedly in third, making The Fiver wonder whether it should trademark the phrase “Big Seven” and try to sue every news organisation in the land when they start using it. Newcastle will hope to do the same at St James’ Park in the weekend’s biggest game. The last five times that happened, between 19, they blew the title, usually via a thundering meltdown.Īrsenal made a statement last week by battering Chelsea 1-0. It might not be a bad thing if Arsenal aren’t first when the presents are unwrapped. If Arsenal win at Wolves on Saturday, they will be top at Christmas – a symbolic and almost entirely meaningless achievement at the best of the times, never mind when Christmas comes on 12 November. In other news, Cristiano Ronaldo missed Manchester United’s Milk Cup win over Aston Villa through illness. The Fiver will be keeping an eye on three things this weekend – the scores, what bloody formation Chelsea are playing and which poor sods feel their muscles go ‘ping!’ on the eve of the Human Rights World Cup. The disease of the mind that led Fifa’s finest to award its fancy shindig to Qatar means this weekend’s round of fixtures is the last before Santa tours the country dispensing Voltarol to hundreds of red-zoned Premier League footballers.
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