(S10) Match Results

MATCHDAY 2​

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Aston Villa 1 Norwich 1​

5 (2) Shots (SOT) 17 (8)​

48% Possession 52%​

13 Tackles 21​

6 Fouls 2​

0 Injuries 0​

1 Offsides 1​

2 Corners 4​

Events:​

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39' G. Agbonlahor M. Albrighton​

90' B. Johnson ​

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Man of the Match: Brad Guzan (Aston Villa)​

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90th minute miracle!!!!!! gg Kella​

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Norwich City 1 - 2 Borussia Mönchengladbach ​

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9 Shots 7​

4 Shots on target 3​

46 Possession 54​

9 Tackles 16​

1 Fouls 2​

1 0​

1 Corners 0​

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8' R. Snodgrass G. Holt​

43' H. Nordtveit J. Arango​

69' L. de Jong O. Wendt​

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G. Holt​

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MotM​

O. Wendt​

Selvy9

For future match recaps can you add the first initial for the players' names? Thanks.

Corinthians 5 borussia d. 0
10 shots each
5 on target each
44 poss 56
16 tackles 19
0 offsides 1
1 corner 3

50 shot acc 50
81 pass acc 84

26' Emerson from Pato
72 Pato fromDouglas
74 Pato from
81 Emerson from
90 Pato from Emerson

Man of the match Cassio, keeper 9 saves

MATCHDAY 3​

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Aston Villa 3 PSV 2​

13 (9) Shots (SOT) 13 (7)​

51% Possession 49%​

9 Tackles 19​

2 Fouls 1​

0 Injuries 1​

1 Offsides 0​

4 Corners 6​

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Events:​

10' J. Lens K. Strootman​

22' G. Agbonlahor D. Bent​

65' D. Bent M. Albrighton​

81' G. Agbonlahor D. Bent​

90' O. Toivonen G. Wijnaldum​

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Yellow cards: Darren Bent (Aston Villa), E. Pieters (PSV)​

Man of the Match: G. Agbonlahor (Aston Villa)​

gg redwings8831​

Looking at the video on easports.com after logging in, you then have to click on the Download Video button, then go to youtube and upload the video you just saved to your computer. Then just copy the youtube link over here (by using the media button in the reply box)

edit: just saw your post over in the Serie B Discussion thread... make sure you log at easports.com, and not some other ea site.

FIGURED IT OUT!

Highlights now up from my first match - I didnt do the others since I couldnt figure it out, but now I will do it each time!!!

All crosses....

Apparently youre either retarded or didnt see the first goal. A shot and a rebound.

Go back to your cave.

Villa is nasty on the attack, although it's a bit FIFA-ish that Marc Albrighton can't see the field in real life but he's still pretty effective on the wing in this game...

Or the fact that Agbonlahor never plays but he's an absolute beast in the game.

Its amazing when I look at the Villa squad in real life and what they are rated in FIFA - the entire back line is different, the midfielders I use are all different. Until this season I always used Given in goal since he was better than Guzan.

The attack force is the biggest difference though. Instead of just using Benteke, like the Villans do IRL - I use all 3 guys. Bent and Agbonlahor are just sick.

Keep up the one dimensional play bro .

I remember my 2-0 whooping of you. I had two shots from outside the box. One skipped past your keeper, the other one was a nice 1-2. And that was with strikers rated in the 50s! Not with your 94 Pace rated speed demon. SWEATY!

Im assuming with all your other losses that it wasnt "legit." That you have never REALLY lost.

If that makes you happy beating me with a 3* team in a screw around tourney against a team I've never used before...have at it bro. Best of luck to you for the rest of your season...Go Spurs.

Look at my records over the past seasons including Coppa games, I've lost plenty of times. Most of them were legit losses too.

A_Touch_Of_Class

Stop filling up the results page in a league that you aren't even a part of this season. First and final warning.

Matchday 1​

VfB Stuttgart vs Olympique Marseille​

Match Facts​

0 Goals 0​

12 Shots 5​

1 SOT 3​

56% Possession 44%​

8 Tackles 13​

2 Fouls 0​

0 Offsides 2​

2 Corners 2​

0 0​

0 0​

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Match Events​

Clean Sheet - Sven Ulreich​

Clean Sheet - Steve Mandanda​

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MOTM​

Nicholas N'Koulou​

STUTTGART - VfB Stuttgart's home opener was a snoozer against the French frenemies of Mareseille, led by the indomitable Go Devils. Stuttgart's ghosts of their past were rearing their heads and the makings of a very, very ugly season could be in store for die Roten, as their shooting percentage amounted to a whopping 8.3 percent​

"This isn't good," Frenchie said in the tunnel following the scoreless draw. "We were saved by an offside that could very well have put the Frogs ahead, and our shooting was atrocious. I think Vedad Ibisevic actually killed a kid in the 25th row with an errant shot. If this doesn't improve, we're doomed. Plain and simple."​

Go Devils was equally sedated by the nil-nil affair and admitted to a howler of a coaching gaffe, inadvertently starting a lumbering centre back in lieu of a pacey winger on the right side, which hurt the team's early speed. Commenting on the offside that could have been the difference-maker, the always-motivational manger said of his player: "I know he was [offside] ...and he can't score for shit... But still, (our) best chance of the game and (we) blew it."​

A regular Knute Rockne, that one!​

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Stuttgart looked to open its scoring against German rivals Hamburg and UcanHateMeNow in a match played later that same evening.​

Just like my Club Page being filled with tacky posts as well...

That is all. You'll see no more posts from me in here, scouts honor.

Why is it that you always have to try to get in the last word? You really need to learn when it is best to not say anything.

Matchday 3​

Hamburger SV vs. VfB Stuttgart​

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Match Facts​

0 Goals 2​

10 Shots 10​

5 SOT 4​

44% Possession 56%​

10 Tackles 13​

2 Fouls 1​

2 Offsides 0​

6 Corners 1​

0 0​

0 0​

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Match Events​

50' Georg NiedermeierDaniel Didavi​

56' Vedad Ibisevic​

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Clean Sheet - Sven Ulreich​

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MOTM​

Sven Ulreich​

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HAMBURG - Stuttgart earned its first win of the fledgling 10th season of the Tradition Futbol Serie with an unpretty victory over German rivals Hamburger SV, but the football gods had as much to do with the outcome as any "talent" the team allegedly has. Missed breakaway chances, goals called back due to offsides, set pieces raining down like hailstones all factored in how this match would end.​

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The visiting Reds almost got ahead halfway through the first half when center back, captain and possible Fenerbahce target Serdar Tasci sent a wild and desperate clearance from the edge of his own area that fell almost perfectly to the boot of young center midfielder Daniel Didavi, who easily burst past Hamburg's high defensive line and had a 1-on-1 with the keeper for about 30 yards. But he exuberance of youth got the better of the young German and he fired high and hard, well over the home net and safely (for the team on the pitch) over the net.​

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"I was looking at that and chewing through my clipboard," Frenchie said. "Our first match of the season, we didn't even manage a 10 percent shooting accuracy, and now we have one of our young stars all alone with a keeper and a beautiful wide open virgin of a net and he blasts it into the stands? I was dumbfounded."​

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The first half ended scoreless, but with each team sending more than a fair share of probing attacks and counterattacks.​

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the visitors managed to get on the board first shortly into the second half with a simple corner kick that was perfectly deposited by center back Georg Niedermeier. The goal was Stuttgart's first tally from a corner kick in league play in more than two seasons, a point of offensive embarrassment for the squad.​

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Just six minutes later, Stuttgart doubled its pleasure with a lovely wrong-footed strike on the volley from Vedad Ibisevic, who struggled mightily to find the back of the net last season. Martin Harnik gained the box and tried a simple dink cross to Didavi, but the diminutive mid was covered by two defenders. Hamburg's defense got a head to it first, but the clearance attempt fell right to the boot of Ibisevic, who was joining the attack at the top of the 18-yard box. The Bosnian tried to settle the ball with a touch, but opted to fire when the space around him became crowded, and a beautiful left-footed strike was unstoppable by Rene Adler. ​

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Hamburg immediately ramped up the pressure, knowing that time was growing short. The home squad fired shot after shot on frame, but Sven Ulreich or the defenders in front of him thwarted attack after attack. Six corners weren't enough to put the ball in the back of the net, although some wild scrambles in front of the Stuttgart net increased the overall pucker factor in the long-time manager of the Schwaben squad. In the 75th minute, Hamburg appeared to have halved the deficit on a perfect low early cross that found the head of Artjoms Rudnevs, who buried the ball with authority. But before the celebrations could begin in the Northern German industrial port, the touch judge's flag was raised and Rudnevs deemed to have been behind his defender. ​

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"We played just well enough to escape with a victory," Frenchie said. "One corner, one goal from a corner. The more telling stat is that we ably defended six coming the other way. UcanHateMeNow is a talented manager with a talented squad. Don't let his slow start fool you - he'll be climbing the table soon enough. I'm glad to have gotten our match with him out of the way early, because I know he'll be gunning for us when we meet again. We are admittedly one of the beatable teams in Serie B if we let our guard down. But this season, I tell you what - we won't let our guard down."​

Frenchie1916


For some reason your highlights don't work. Says that the video is private?

Dunno why they saved as private. They should work now... If not, let me know and I'll re-load them

Yup, working fine now.

Feyenoord 1-4 Cagliari
8 Shots 15
3 SOT 6
50% Poss 50%
14 Tackles 19
0 Fouls 1
0 0
0 0
0 Offsides 0
2 Corners 1
J.Clasie (13')T.Vilhena
R. Nainggolan (16') V. Ibarbo
V.Ibarbo (19') A. Ekdal
M. Pinilla (29') V.Ibarbo
V. Ibarbo (85') A.Cossu

MOTM : M. Sau 9.6

In a dominant performance- Cagliari wins away against Feyenoord. The Dutch side strikes first with a header that gets by GK Agazzi- that seemed to signal the intent of the Homeside- but 3 goals in a span of 13 minutes left no doubt of the result as Feyenoord were unable to break through the Defense- V. Ibarbo continues his scoring with a Team high double that assured Cagliari a Top of the Table finish for Week 1 of the Campaign.

Hey man... sorry I didn't get back on this. Rather than say something that would complicate it more, I figured someone smarter than I could spell it out much easier. Glad you got it to work. Sorry I am both dumb and slow