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Having to play the last 30 minutes of a match against a fresh Alphonso Davies is a nightmare.

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Looks like PSG just announced that Edinson Cavani is leaving the team this summer. Seems like Atletico Madrid will be the destination. Plugging 33-year-old legs into Diego Simeone's system scares me.

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Let's see if I can work my jinxing powers here: Mochengladbach look beat. No way they win this.

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Amazing how quickly Bayern started to dominate once Davies and Coman came on.

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Bayern spent a club-record fee on a young World Cup-winning defender, and they just happen to have a teenage Canadian winger who’s way better than him. Still can’t get over this.

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TITLE RACE BACK ON LETS GOOOOOOOO

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This xG explainer on FS1 is pretty good.

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Alphonso Davies isn’t starting. Ivan Perisic is. Smfh.

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Jun 13, 2020Liked by Ryan O'Hanlon

I've been watching a lot of Gladbach this year, they've been a fun underdog to root for in the title race/Champions League spots race. Plus I enjoy the Lilian Thuram connection. Last week was a tough game to watch, and they may have cost themselves that fourth spot. But if they can salvage points in this game it would be pretty momentous! Go Gladbach!

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.Per the TV, BM edged the xG 2.3 to 2.0 ... and that's not counting the own goal (I think)

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They're gonna VAR that own goal, somehow.

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And now Marcus Thurman might be hurt.

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Where do you think Kai havertz will go?

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Since Sam may have retired, gladbach +1.5 and 1H u1.5.

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These Gladbach kits go so hard

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Davies and Coman coming on with fresh legs. SHEESH

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What lessons are we taking from Bayern seamlessly returning from the COVID break while Liepzig, Gladbach, Leverkusen, etc. have all struggled a bit. Are the best teams in other leagues going to be similarly dominant? Do we think they prepared for the return differently from their opponents in any meaningful way? Were they always just way better than anyone else in Germany but Kovac was in over his head at the beginning of the season and this all would have played out the same regardless of COVID stuff?

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Sommer howls at the high press

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I know we're watching Bayern now, but that winner from Haaland in the 95' was a thing of beauty

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Michael Cuisance revenge game

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Even as Bayern fan I may not watch all of this one...

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