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World Cup Log #8 is up. No football for the first time in weeks, England rediscover belief, Trump discovers he doesn't understand red cards, and my sweepstake outsiders Switzerland somehow keep hanging on. It's getting interesting.
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World Cup Log #8 is up. No football for the first time in weeks, England rediscover belief, Trump discovers he doesn't understand red cards, and my sweepstake outsiders Switzerland somehow keep hanging on. It's getting interesting.
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World Cup Log #7. The tournament is finally catching fire, The Rest Is Football finds its rhythm again, Cape Verde continue to win admirers... and VAR remembers how to spoil everyone's fun.
World Cup Log #3 is up. Back in 2010 I wrote a blog called Blame ITV, arguing that England's poor performances were somehow the fault of the broadcaster. Sixteen years later, I've found myself writing the exact opposite. A look at why ITV are winning the World Cup coverage battle, where the BBC have gone wrong, and why finding an old blog can sometimes be a dangerous thing.
World Cup Log #2 is up. England looked good, Thomas Tuchel appears to have a plan, Cristiano Ronaldo may be feeling left out, and somehow I've found football coverage that makes endless discussion about England bearable. Also, I never thought I'd see the day ITV comfortably outperformed the BBC at a major tournament. Strange times.
World Cup Log #1 is up. I've spent weeks moaning about the expanded World Cup format, only for Cape Verde to take a point off Spain and immediately make me question everything. A footballing underdog, a delighted colleague at work, internet moaners, VAR behaving itself and hydration breaks that still make no sense. The tournament might finally be getting started.
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Match Notes: United v. Leicester
Bailley and Lindelof debuted their partnership in the Premier League at the back and looked brilliant. Bailley in particular seemed to cover nearly every mistake that put Leicester in a dangerous position.
Shaw played like he’s finally taken on what Mourinho has been asking of him and topped it off with a brilliant goal.
Pogba looked brilliant. If he can play like that the entire season (a big ask for anyone), United will be in with a chance of winning something.
Andreas Pereira looked composed and assured as well. Overall, I really liked the midfield three of Pogba, Pereira, and Fred together.
Tactically, I don’t mind if United sit back and invite a bit of pressure but, at the same time, there has to be a bit more pressure on the opposition’s build up.