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GAMEWEEK 2: Post Match Analysis and Summary Gameweek 3 began with an unexpected defeat for Everton. A team which did not concede any goal this season conceded 2 goals. Looks like the FPL managers who have Pickford, Richarlison, Iwobi, Siggurdson, Walcott are not gonna get a good points return from these players and perhaps it is time to move on and look for other options. Liverpool dominated and defeated Arsenal, Crystal Palace stunned Man United who missed yet another penalty, Bournemouth lost to Man City and Newcastle defeated Spurs. But the focus will be on two of the exciting Gameweek 2 fixtures. Let us begin with perhaps the most awaited game of the week. MAN CITY VS TOTTENHAM (Held on Saturday, 17th August) This was surely the pick of the fixtures of Gameweek 2 and it definitely lived up to our expectations. Man City were just so dominant, they were on a different level than Tottenham. City were relentless in attack, desperate to win the ball back. Harry Kane was a sp

1 September 2013 was a historic day when Real Madrid reached an agreement with Tottenham and signed Gareth Frank Bale on a world record transfer fee of £85.1 million.He was truly a Galactico signing! He was the star player of the North London Club and one of the best players in the premier league winning the PFA Players' Player of the Year and Young Player of the Year awards earlier that year. The winger who started off at left back was at the peak of his career, terrorising defences with his pace and venomous strikes. Moving to a new country, adapting to a different league, adjusting to a new culture and a new language is definitely a challenge and it is a time taking process for even the best of players. Bale’s first season in Real Madrid started off on a rather disappointing note as he suffered injury after injury.  Despite the unfortunate first half of the season, when he did get a chance to play he did not disappoint. He scored goals, provided assists and was surely a han

Handball decisions in football have always been surrounded with controversies and multiple interpretations. With the introduction of Video Assistant Referee(VAR) throughout the major leagues in Europe and across the world, the discussion on which instance a handball should be given and on which instance a handball should not be given stands piqued.Read further for more regarding this. What do the laws state for offences and sanctions : According to the laws of FIFA, a handball should be given in these cases :- Taken directly from source: https://img.fifa.com/image/upload/khhloe2xoigyna8juxw3.pdf At the start or restart of play, if a player taking the kick-off touches the ball again before it has touched another player an indirect free kick, or for deliberate handball a direct free kick is awarded. Where two separate caution-able offences are committed (even in close proximity), they should result in two cautions, for example if a player enters the field of play with

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