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Haaland’s injury is not a cause for concern at Liverpool

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Erling Haaland’s injury was no cause for concern and according to Fabrizio Romano he will be available for Manchester City’s derby against Liverpool (25/11).

Norway was unable to qualify for the final phase of the 2024 European Championship and will not have Erlig Haaland in the squad for the final game against Scotland (November 19th).

The Norwegian star will be missed as he suffered an injury problem in the last game against the Faroe Islands.


However, the 23-year-old’s injury is not serious and according to Fabrizio Romano he will be available to Pep Guardiola for Manchester City’s derby against Liverpool (November 25).


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Fernandes responded to criticism: “Everyone is happy with my captaincy”

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Bruno Fernandes addressed the criticism leveled at him and stressed that everyone in the team was happy with the fact that he was captain.

Manchester United meets Galatasaray in Turkey (November 29th, 7:45 p.m.) – a game of life and death for the Red Devils. If Ten Hach’s players lose, they will say goodbye to Europe’s top club competition.

Amid the negative atmosphere at United, there is strong criticism of Bruno Fernandes’ persona. The Portuguese midfielder defended his captaincy at the press conference.

“Of course nobody likes to be criticized, but at the same time I have to do the best for my team. I’m probably not always right, but in my head it’s the right decision at that moment. That’s normal when you play.” . being criticized at Manchester United. I just have to deal with it.

Now there is also the headquarters, there will always be something there. My focus is on the team, the employees and everyone I work with every day. I think they are all happy with me. I haven’t changed since I became leader. I’m open to everyone and no one has had a problem with each other so far. So I think I will continue like this.” expressly stated.

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Another misfortune for Bedancourt, he is out for 2.5 months

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The game against Aston Villa turned out to be a nightmare for Rodrigo Bedancourt as he suffered an ankle injury on his return to the pitch after a long time as a regular player and will be sidelined for around two and a half months.

Tottenham suffered a huge blow in their last league game after losing 2-1 at home to Aston Villa, securing three consecutive ‘slaps’ in the Premier League, but the bad thing for Angelos Postecoglou was that he In addition to the three points, Rodrigo Bedancourt also scored three points.

The Uruguayan midfielder returned to his starting form for Spurs in February after recovering from a serious injury (torn anterior cruciate ligament), but was only able to last 32 minutes on the pitch.


And that’s because he was injured in a collision with Villa defender Matty Cash and had to leave the pitch. The English media announced on Tuesday (November 28th) that the player had injured his ankle and would be out for around two to five months.

“That was the last thing we needed, another injury. We have eight injured and with Bedancourt there are nine injured and we also lost Ashley Phillips. Unfortunately, that is the situation we find ourselves in.”stressed Postecoglou, who will be deprived of the services of Bishouma and Sarr, who have commitments at the Africa Cup of Nations, in January.


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PGMOL recruited 12 former footballers to become referees through fast-track training

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To increase confidence in referees, PGMOL has staffed the panel with 12 players who have recently retired and will be groomed to referee matches through rapid training.

The image of referees in the Premier League has suffered greatly recently as errors are constantly being observed, with VAR not even taking corrective action in many cases.

With the aim of calming the mood and the increasingly loud voices about the appropriateness of the referees, the PGMOL (Official Referees Panel in England) went ahead with this Registration of 12 recently retired football playersto whistle games through a crash course.


The refereeing program in question aims to include referees who have greater empathy for the game, as critics of referees accuse them of making decisions based on the letter of the law rather than their perception of the game’s progress and conditions that they will create.

Given that 10,000 referees have left football in the last five years and the number of games is increasing exponentially, this is a step PGMOL It seems to be going in the right direction and may be a future solution for players and coaches to have more trust in match officials.


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