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I wonder how long he can keep up this vibe and form until the end of the season. Even if it's just a flash in the pan, his record in La Liga is comparable only to Messi and Ronaldo.

I bet many of you are curious about the performance of Korean players in Europe. While you can find info on apps like FotMob or various media outlets, I found a well-organized post that summarizes everything at once! I really like it because it shows their standing without just listing goals and assists!

It was actually a really dangerous tackle... To put it jokingly: Lee Kang-in roaring after a tackle in the World Cup. Lee Kang-in's scissor tackle during his Mallorca days. Did Lee Kang-in, who only received these two tackles, finally get his revenge? Real Madrid fans might be upset because it was a dangerous tackle, but Valverde has been so unlikeable since the 'Jjij-verde' incident... Also, we'll have to see the official announcement later, but if he's only injured for the A-match period, maybe he can get some rest after being tackled...?

It's already 2-0, I thought they'd lose, so this is unexpected Jonathan Davis has great finishing skills 🫠🫠

LAFC tying in the meantime is also frustrating

Sigh.. tactically, Arsenal got completely outplayed.. But with the xG value being Brighton 1.33 VS Arsenal 1.58, a 3-0 scoreline is... I think it was a game Arsenal was bound to lose, but their finishing is just unacceptable..

I was working so I couldn't watch the game, but I heard there was a super save by Zion Suzuki. (Jealous) Still, I guess we should celebrate the first goal of the season. I'm curious why De Zerbi, who had a good vibe last season, is like this now, but I also think Tottenham getting relegated might be a good memory for football fans 🫠🫠 They were once top 4 🫠🫠

Millwall VS West Ham (Dockers Derby) Wolverhampton VS West Bromwich (Black Country Derby) Celtic VS Rangers (Old Firm Derby) These are such heated rivalries that they require additional police deployment domestically! I really wish I could experience it live there ㅠㅠ

Aston Villa did well last season, but now that their key players are gone, they look like they're heading for relegation right from the start. Tottenham is consistently holding onto 17th place. They'll probably both get their act together mid-season, but this match feels like a 'survival of the fittest' battle early on.

Alonso must be really hurt, coming back after getting hurt at Real.