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ACL tears, last minute equalisers and animated managers!
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Welcome back to SportsDraft this Monday, ! In todayโs edition:
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Sports Wrap Up ๐โฝ๐๐
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#Footballโฝ
Kalvin Phillips likely to exit Man City in January
It is expected that Kalvin Phillips, who made the move from Leeds United to Man City last season, will depart from Manchester in the January transfer window due to a lack of game time.
When asked on the matter, Guardiola had the following to say:
"Kalvin , exceptional in many things. Why he doesn't play? Rodri, key for us...".
"Never, ever makes one action against mates that play, or a bad face, training bad. I'd love to give him as much minutes as possible".
Key Points:
Has only played 15 times since joining City
Risks losing England place due to lack of game time
For City, January may be the most to recoup as much money as possible
#NFL๐
The Giants fear that Daniel Jones has a torn his ACL in his right knee following their 30-6 loss to the Raiders last night.
An MRI has been scheduled for Monday to determine the full extent of the injury.
Key Point: Jones missed the last 8 games before last nights matchup with the Raisers due to a neck injury, and will the remainder of this season. In March, Jones signed a four-year, $160 million contract extension with the Giants.
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#Football โฝ - Diaz scores emotional equaliser
In an nutshell: Luis Diaz rescued a point for Liverpool in the 95th minute of their clash with Luton Town on Sunday evening. Diaz was expected to miss the match due to his father still being held hostage.
โI ask ELN to release my father as soon as possible. I also ask the international associations to work on that in order to guarantee his freedomโ.
#Rugby ๐ - Dan Biggar suffers back spasm at the worst possible time!
Here's the deal: Just before taking a conversion for Toloun on Saturday, Dan Biggar fell to the grass clutching his back.
Watch it below:
Dan Biggar suffered a back spasm at the worst possible time playing for Toulon today.
He was substituted immediately afterwards. Hoping for a quick recovery.
โ Balls.ie (@ballsdotie)
7:31 PM โข Nov 4, 2023
#NBA ๐ - Curry and Mitchell battle as Cavs topple Warriors
Warriors 104 - 115 Cavs
Briefly: Curry dropped 28 as Mitchell bucketed 31 to help the Cavs overcome the Warriors. Darius Garland also chipped in with 24 points for Cleveland.
Top 10 plays!!
Quickly: Want to see the best plays from last night? youโre in the right place!
#NFL ๐ - Kansas City beat Miami in Frankfurt!
Summary: The Kansas City Chiefs hold on to a commanding 21-point first-half lead to beat the Miami Dolphins in the first ever regular season game to be held in Frankfurt, Germany; Miami fall to 0-3 against teams with winning records in 2023.
Off the pitch, the Kansas City Chiefs docked their custom boat on the Main River in Frankfurt, Germany.
The โChampionShipโ hosted more than 5,000 fans this weekend at VIP events and a watch party.
Chiefs Kingdom is taking over international waters on the ChampionShip ๐ฉ๐ช
โ Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs)
10:00 PM โข Nov 4, 2023
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#Football ๐ - VAR debate rumbles on with no sign of stopping
In brief: The article discusses Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta's animated post-match interview after his team's loss to Newcastle and how such interviews have become a captivating aspect of modern football, contributing to the drama and soap opera-like nature of the sport.
It highlights the growing trend of managers expressing outrage, conspiracy theories, and a focus on emotions rather than rational discussion in these interviews.
Key Points:
Post-match manager interviews have evolved into using them to express strong emotions, regardless of facts or rationality.
Mikel Arteta's recent outburst reflects a trend where managers often shift the blame away from themselves and onto external factors
Managerial reactions like this is likely to continue, providing ongoing content and discourse
What to Look for Next:
As long as contentious decisions and emotional outbursts remain a part of football, post-match manager interviews will continue to be a source of drama and entertainment for fans and media alike.
The debate around VAR and its impact on the sport is likely to persist, with more managers expressing their frustrations and conspiracy theories in the heat of the moment.
Thatโs all for today. Thanks for reading!
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