Articles for author: Yatish Jain

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Watch Joel Matip Channel Inner Randy Orton After Liverpool Winner

Liverpool came from behind to beat Newcastle 2-1 this week. New signing Alexander Isak put Newcastle a goal up and had a second disallowed controversially by VAR. Newcastle then resorted to time-wasting tactics to not allow Liverpool to score. As the clock kept ticking, Newcastle’s approach to the game started causing frustration among the crowd ...

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What The FPL: 6 Hits And 3 Misses From Gameweek 5

Premier League matchday 5 is almost over, with only Man Utd vs. Leicester remaining. In this post, we analyse the FPL hits and misses that the mid-week games brought. The results are as follows: The Hits: Erling Haaland The most obvious place to start is the talk of the town, Erling Haaland. Man City’s dominant ...

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Puma Release World Cup Kits With Universal Theme For 13 Countries

With less than three months left until the start of the 2022 World Cup, fans are eagerly waiting to see what kind of jersey their favourite team will be playing in. These jerseys are particularly lucrative for sportswear manufacturers, with Adidas, Nike and Puma raking in money every time new kits are launched. Not just ...

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Sadio Mane Holds Out on Beer in New Bayern Munich Photoshoot

Bayern Munich are a club who are deeply in touch with the German traditions and their local community. For instance, every year, the team dresses up in traditional Bavarian attire and makes an appearance at Oktoberfest, the largest folk festival on Earth. They interact with the community and indulge in the drinks on offer, i.e., ...

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The Big Problem With Ruben Neves Claiming Newcastle Were Anti-Football

“Play from the back”, “short passes”, and “come deeper for the ball” are just some of the calls you can now hear coaches screaming in training sessions. Ever since the Tiki-Taka way of football was popularised by Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona, using any method but that has been considered as not being “technically good” enough. There ...