GWT: 2023-24 English Domestic Cups (FA/Carabao)

bluesfan94

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Lol Everton.

Not only are they down 0-1 to League 2 Doncaster, they’re being heavily outshot and outchanced.
 

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Yea the amount of contact with the ball matters.

If the ball went solidly off his fist it should never be a pen. It’s a ball winning challenge by the keeper using a totally standard body motion.

If, however, he only got a tiny piece, or didn’t touch the ball then it’s the same as Onana and should be a pen.
 

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The third round of the Carabao Cup starts today. Below are the games involving EPL sides. As you can see, Manchester City is getting their typical easy draw while Liverpool is up against the toughest competition imaginable.
HomeAwayTime and Date (CT) Venue
Salford CityBurnleyTue., Sep. 26, 1:45 PMPeninsula Stadium
Exeter CityLuton TwonTue., Sep. 26, 1:45 PMSt. James Park
Ipswich TownWolverhampton WanderersTue., Sep. 26, 1:45 PMPortman Road
Manchester UnitedCrystal PalaceTue., Sep. 26, 2:00 PMOld Trafford
LiverpoolLeicester CityWed., Sep. 27, 1:45 PMAnfield
Lincoln CityWest Ham UnitedWed., Sep. 27, 1:45 PMSincil Bank
ChelseaBrighton & Hove AlbionWed., Sep. 27, 1:45 PMStamford Bridge
BournemouthStoke CityWed., Sep. 27, 1:45 PMVitality Stadium
BrentfordArsenalWed., Sep. 27, 1:45 PMGtech Community Stadium
Aston VillaEvertonWed., Sep. 27, 1:45 PMVilla Park
FulhamNorwich CityWed., Sep. 27, 1:45 PMCraven Cottage
Newcastle UnitedManchester CityWed., Sep. 27, 2:00 PMSt. James's Park

Apologies, upon further review, Liverpool is the only Big 6 team that's in the competition and not facing an EPL side. Weird.
 

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Yes. Played for about 6 minutes on Saturday already. According to ETH, has played more before.

He sort of has played LB in this match so far, but mostly seems to come inside into CM position when United have the ball. Garnacho stays on the left flank to provide width. A few times even Mount has gone to left defensive position.

Garnacho beats Johnstone who had just come on for the injured Henderson.
 

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Don't have access to this game. How has Amrabat looked? I'm going to assume awesome.
He's looked decent.

Ostensibly he's playing left back, but he's basically just wandering all over the pitch. Sometimes he's RM, sometimes he's playing in the center of a back 3.

Not done anything specifically amazing, but solid overall and rotated well.
 

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United should look to sub out baby Fellaini, has been their worst player and have a feeling he might get a second yellow soon.

Crystal Palace's back line has been bad, no idea how Mitchell made the England squad, and Holding/Richards is a big step back from Andersen/Guehi.
 

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He's looked decent.

Ostensibly he's playing left back, but he's basically just wandering all over the pitch. Sometimes he's RM, sometimes he's playing in the center of a back 3.

Not done anything specifically amazing, but solid overall and rotated well.
With the ball, he's playing very centrally and having a lot of touches. Seems to fit very well with Casemiro. Looking forward to actually seeing him in the midfield with him. In general, could this be close to the ideal set up against low block teams for United?

Ipswich leading Wolves 3-2.

Lindelöf came in for Mount, who's probably eased back in and Amrabat has moved to midfield.

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Out of possession:


Onana
Dalot Varane Maguire Amrabat
Casemiro
Hannibal Mount
Pellistri Martial Garnacho

In possession:


Onana
Varane Amrabat Maguire
Casemiro
Pellistri Hannibal Mount Garnacho
Martial
 
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