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salah ballon d'or
Why is Szoboszlai attempt in 53rd min going down as a shot on target when it was blocked by a defender ?
@GeorgeyD If it was on target then it’s both a shot on target and a block, no?
@sarigginsUSA not sure. Usually if a defender gets in the way, the ball didn’t reach the target so it isn’t deemed a shot on target. Goalkeepers must save a shot for it to be deemed on target. I have lost bets in the past with this format of rule applied. I am wondering if the difference here is that the goalkeeper was bypassed already? But can’t find clarification anywhere.. have never seen a defender block classed as a shot on target before.
@GeorgeyD it’ll be because Archie Gray didn’t block Dominik Szoboszlai’s shot but rather made a clearance off the line to prevent the goal. As the effort did beat Fraser Forster, it is marked as a shot on target for that reason. Similar happened in the EFL Cup in midweek with Federico Chiesa, where his 89th-minute effort beat Alex McCarthy, but then the shot was cleared off the line by Taylor Harwood-Bellis. It’s a shot on target because the goalkeeper is beaten, rather than a shot that is blocked for this reason. Hope this helps!
Nine goals and none of them penalties or own goals. None of them particularly controversial either.
Salah with 2 goals and 2 assists and his rating is not a clear 10.0 ?
@neumi17 Goals count less if the team already has a comfortable lead, e.g. a 1-0 is worth more than a 4-1.
Results like these do not mean that the Premier League is the 'best league in the world'. They mean that even the top PL clubs have bad defences.
@Sputnik Classic Sputnik, as soon as Liverpool start winning, moaning about the quality of defenses, players are overrated, league is weak, blah blah blah as if Liverpool are not top of the new CL format playing tough teams almost every matchday
@Sputnik what has that got to do with Tottenham?
@eastend1 Actually, you're right, Tottenham are not a top club.
@Sputnik And yet here you are commenting ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I just won two multis already, over 2.5, James score or assist, Salah 2 shots on target, and score, etc. Now that I see Diogoal is on I wish i bet on him to score/assist.
mohammed salah TSA is a cheat code now
Salah 2 goals and an assist so far.
Dear Tottenham Hotspur, do everyone a favour and relegate yourselves to the Sunday league!
@Sputnik It sure seems like even when Tottenham lose by three goals they successfully get under your skin.
over 2.5 goals and BTTS
Liverpool are obviously favourites. Some Tottenham players are likely to still be a bit tired from Thursday and Forster might be a bit nervous. However, Spence may well continue his bright rebirth and cause Liverpool a few problems. Tottenham 2-3 Liverpool
I bet on yellow cards first half over 1.5
@buthethi should be easy, sir.
Liverpool WIN @ 1.65 Odds
Salah TSA -105
SPURS Forster, Pedro Porro, Dragusin, Gray, Spence, Sarr, Bossouma, Maddison, Kulusevski, Solanke, Son (c).
@Marbella Thanks again.
@Marbella SUBS Austin, Reguilon, Udogie, Dorrington, Bergvall, Olusesi, Werner, Johnson, Lankshear.
LIVERPOOL Alisson, Gomez, Van Dijk, Alexander-Arnold, Roberton, Szoboszlai, Gravenberch, Mac Allister, Salah, Gakpo, Diaz.
@Marbella SUBS Kelleher, Endo, Nunez, Jones, Elliott, Jota, Tsimikas, Quansah, Nyoni.
spurs have 10 plays unavailable . liverpool are at full strength ..simples
2-3
Liverpool red card seems an obvious bet
@deadelvisgrin ha ha
There should be overs goals in this but the odds are very poor !
if anyone can beat them it's us. then lose to nottingham forest next week
@KobraTHFC You can't beat anyone except Manchester City.
@KobraTHFC Nope.. You and your team will join the long list of Liverpool victims.. Only Nottingham has ever beaten Slot in a competitive match this season
Liverpool win
2-2
Liverpool Win
2-3
@koziol.mutant late goal (after 82'). Spence and Bissouma booked; Liverpool win+bts+over 3,5 goals, own goal by Tottenham, over 12 corners. Should be most if not all of that :)
i wont bet on a game like this. Could go any way but Salah TSA
@LM10GOAT how tf did salah not score in first half?
@LM10GOAT true but Liverpool have the edge 100%
@KingKeno Spurs against big teams just perform so good. Liverpool is way better on paper but football is really unpredictable
After Thursday's EFLC game, it's likely that Liverpool will harass Forster so Tottenham might also score an own goal.
Liverpool to score an own goal (again).
spurs double chance
over 1.5 half goals / Liverpool win