(S10) Match Results

MiaFLSurf
u around later this afternoon?? 5:30 eastern???

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Match Facts​

0 Goals 1​

9 Shots 15​

7 SOT 9​

52% Possession 48%​

23 Tackles 15​

1 Fouls 0​

0 Offsides 1​

6 Corners 5​

0 0​

0 0​

Clean Sheet: J. Jääskeläinen​

J. Tomkins (90')​

MOTM​

J. Jääskeläinen (8.0)​

The loss of Andy Carroll looms large over West Ham United. In their first game without the Liverpool man, the Hammers had no problem creating chances. Finishing them was another story though, as Ricardo Vaz Te and Modibo Maïga alternated between flubbing breakaways and shooting wide.

With time almost gone, Mark Noble won the ball at midfield and started a counter attack that culminated in a corner kick. Racing to take it himself, he served a beautiful ball into CB James Tomkins whose point-blank header was saved and knocked straight into the air. Never giving up, Tomkins outmuscled two defenders and headed the ball into the empty net.

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Matchday 4​

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B. M'Gladbach - West Ham​

VfB Stuttgart 1 - 3 Norwich City​

Marseille - PSV Eindhoven​

Aston Villa 1 - 1 Cagliari​

Feyenoord 2 - 3 Corinthians​

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Matchday 5​

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West Ham 4 - 1 Aston Villa​

Cagliari - Marseille​

PSV Eindhoven - VfB Stuttgart​

Norwich City 2 - 0 Hamburger SV​

Corinthians 5 - 0 B. M'Gladbach​

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Matchday 6​

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Feyenoord 1 - 0 B. M'Gladbach​

Hamburger SV - PSV Eindhoven​

VfB Stuttgart 2 - 2 Cagliari​

Marseille - West Ham​

Aston Villa - Corinthians​

Still at work, I hope to be home by like 8PM. if I am, I can play our game really quickly before the Heat game

Sorry bro, dinner and family time before the games

Are you gone this week? Im confused as why we tried to do this game early. Can we play in the next few games?

yes leaving tomorrow morning for a week and a half
ill keep you posted about tonight but prob gonna be tough

Well if its too much, we can play when you get back. I need more practice anyways to avoid a butt whooping.

West Ham - Feyenoord

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Match Facts​

4 Goals 1​

9 Shots 12​

7 SOT 8​

52% Possession 48%​

15 Tackles 17​

0 Fouls 3​

1 Offsides 2​

3 Corners 3​

0 0​

0 0​

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K. Nolan (23') M. Jarvis​

M. Maiga (45') M. Noble​

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M. Noble (48') ​

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R. Vaz Te (74') M. Jarvis​

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M. Albrighton (81')​

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MOTM​

M. Noble (8.0)​

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Have the Hammers worked out their striker issues? Four goals against Aston Villa seems to indicate, at the very least, a move in that direction. Ex-captain Kevin Nolan opened the scoring on a header from a set piece, a free kick on a line from Matthew Jarvis. The game began to turn for good in first half stoppage time; Modibo Maïga found himself through on goal from just inside midfield, but was dragged down from behind. A clear breakaway nullified, Maïga rolled over expecting to see the referee brandishing a red card, but was dismayed to see not even a yellow issued to the Aston Villa defender.​

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The following free kick went out for a corner kick, and in a bit of justice, Maïga got his head on the end of a Mark Noble cross for the backbreaking 2-0 lead just before halftime. Three minutes into the second half, West Ham added a third, as Ricardo Vaz Tê had his breakaway attempt blocked directly into Noble's path, who calmly slotted the ball into the net for the insurmountable 3-0 lead. ​

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The final half hour saw the both West Ham and Aston Villa add goals, and the season debut for both Robert Hall and Jack Collison. West Ham improves to 2-0-0 in league play, and 3-0-0 in all competitions.​

Matchday 7​

VfB Stuttgart vs Cagliari​

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Match Facts​

2 Goals 2​

6 Shots 6​

2 SOT 2​

56% Possession 44%​

16 Tackles 14​

1 Fouls 0​

0 Offsides 1​

1 Corners 1​

0 0​

0 0​

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Match Events​

M. Pinilla(4') A. Cossu​

M. Harnik (48') C. Gentner​

M. Pinilla (64') M. Sau​

V. Ibisevic(76') I. Traore​

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MOTM​

Mauricio Pinilla​

STUTTGART - Stuttgart emerged with a surprising draw against top-of-the-table Cagliari as the Germans played one of their best tactical matches to date, matching their Italian foes in every category. The match started off on the wrong foot for the home-town Roten as Mauricio Pinilla took a pass from Andrea Cossu, who had drawn two defenders to him in the process. With a defender bearing down on him and 25 yards between himself and the goal, Pinilla lashed a beautifully struck shot that glanced off the inside of the post and settled in the back of the net, giving the visitors a 1-0 lead just 4 minutes into the match. ​

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Unlike in seasons past, however, Stuttgart didn't panic and begin shooting wildly from all over the pitch and didn't form a defensive shell and cry "Not in the Face!" from their parked bus. The Reds used possession methodically getting good looks at goal, but often firing wide of the net - a bugaboo that continues to plague the squad. Going into the locker room down 1-0 at the half, neither tam had established a dominant presence, and the match remained tautly within reach of either manager​

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Stuttgart came out in the second half leaning forward, striving for an early equalizer, and they got it on the back (and boot) of Martin Harnik. The Austrian right wing received a beautiful pass from the midfield, one-touched the ball, and lashed it into the upper 90 just three minutes into the second half.​

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The lead would last less than 20 minutes, however, as Pinilla got the second of his brace. In a beautiful setup that had he and Marco Sau passing and sidestepping defenders through the Stuttgart area, the Italians positively hypnotized their opponents and Pinilla was able to knot home his second with relative ease, and 25 minutes remaining in the match. ​

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Again, however, the Germans refused to say die and refused to succumb to the cold grip of panic that had so often gripped them in the past when playing an opponent they knew to be better than they. Stuttgart tried a few more attacks down the middle with deft passing and movement, but Cagliari was sewing up tight. With less than 15 minutes on the clock, speedy left wing Ibrahima Traore spotted striker Vedad Ibisevic bearing down on the net and sent a perfect cross. Ibisevic used his strength and height to beat his defender to the ball and sent a powerful header to the near post, drawing the match level at 76 minutes. ​

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Neither squad could crack the other for the remaining draw, and the referee's blast of the whistle at full time came as both relief and disappointment that the nervy and balanced match had to come to a close.​

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"I'm happy to have taken a point from HokieNYC, because I know the caliber player he is," Frenchie said. "My goal this season is to take 3 points from those I should beat and those level with me, and 1 point from those better. This was definitely the case of the latter and I can't be terribly disappointed with the result. We were even on shots, shots on target, goals, tackles, corners. I know we'd both like to have better shooting accuracy, but I think it speaks as much to solid defending on both sides. I'm both dreading and eagerly anticipating our next matchup."​

Feyenoord (1) - Bor. M'gladbach (0)​

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MATCH FACTS​

1 Goals 0​

6 Shots 6​

4 S.O.T. 2​

53% Possession 47%​

15 Tackles 22​

0 Fouls 2​

0 1​

1 Offsides 1​

0 Corners 2​

79% Pass Acc. 82%​

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Clean Sheet: E. Mulder​

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L. Immers (5') G. Pelle​

P. Herrmann (43')​

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MOTM​

E. Mulder 8 saves, CS​

GG, Selvy9! Early goal is all that was scored in this match, as a battle down the wing leads to a cross.

COLDPredator
WingedHelmet

You two trying to get your postponed game played at all? There's only a week (June 26) before it gets canceled.

COLDPredator

We actually played it and disconnected 2-2 in the 60th minute. That's preferable to a cancellation if we don't get it done.

I can go any night this week after 4:30PM ET (including tonight). Prefer to not go super late tho.

Good to know. 2-2 will be the final score IF you two aren't able to get it played then.

Tuesday will work at 4:30pm EST, or does it have to be after that time?

Aston Villa 1-1 Cagliari
7 Shots 14
3 SOT 6
50% Poss 50%
11 Tackles 12
0 Fouls 2
0 1
0 0
0 Offsides 0
2 Corners 3
MOTM: D.Dessena 9.6
G.Agbonlahor (47') C.N'Zogbia
M. Pinilla (89') M.Sau

In a track meet of a match- Aston Villa draws at Home against visiting Italian side Cagliari. The Villans drops valuable points in the 89th minute as Cagliari found themselves on a break from a set piece- M. Sau finds a streaking Pinilla who slots home the tying goal in the dying minutes of the match. The English side drew first blood as N'Zogbia finds Agbonlahor with a near post cross and the quick ST beats the Defender to score the first goal of the Match. Cagliari were saved from a devastating loss after an impressive showing- goals went wanting from the Italian side they out shot the Villans 2 to 1.

4:30PM is good.

HokieNYC

Who got your yellow card?

Astori

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Matchday 7​

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Hamburger SV 0 - 1 Cagliari​

Feyenoord 0 - 2 Aston Villa​

Corinthians 3 - 1 Marseille​

West Ham 0 - 0 VfB Stuttgart​

B. M'Gladbach PPD Udinese​

PSV Eindhoven 1 - 4 Norwich City​

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Matchday 8​

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Corinthians - VfB Stuttgart​

Norwich City 0 - 0 Cagliari​

Hamburger SV 1 - 0 West Ham​

PSV Eindhoven PPD Udinese​

Marseille 0 - 1 Feyenoord​

Aston Villa 1 - 0 B. M'Gladbach​

I'm on

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Match Facts​

3 Goals 1​

11 Shots 14​

6 SOT 7​

45% Possession 55%​

15 Tackles 16​

1 Fouls 3​

1 Offsides 0​

0 Corners 1​

0 1​

0 0​

M. Maïga (51') R. Vaz Tê​

L. Immers (59')​

K. Nolan (70') R. Vaz Tê​

M. Noble (P, 81')​

MOTM​

M. Noble (7.5)​

Despite being outpossessed by nearly 10 percent, West Ham improved to 3-0-0 in league play with a 3-1 victory over Feyenoord. Modibo Maïga scored for the third game in a row since entering the starting lineup in place of the departed (and soon to be returned) Andy Carroll, but Feyenoord answered with a tap in off a ball that returned off the post.

Eleven minutes later though, ex-captain Kevin Nolan received the ball at the top of the box, patiently waited for an opening, and ripped a shot into the net for a 2-1 lead. Eleven minutes after that, Maïga was pulled down from behind inside the box, earning a PK that Mark Noble converted for West Ham's third goal of the game and the final goal in the 3-1 game.

WingedHelmet

Who got the yellow for Feyenoord?

S. de Vrij.