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Our Internationals 2022/23

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foxile5

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Just now, Frank Large's Black Book said:

Must have missed that bit.  Knew it wouldn't be Kane's fault.

Maddison probably wouldn't have changed this run of games but certainly the inclusion and playing of certain names had a negative impact. 

 

Gone after the world Cup I think. 

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Todays International Results - Tuesday 14th June

 

EURO U21 Qualification Group E:

 

Wales U21 2-0 Gibraltar U21

Chris Popov (23 mins)

 

UEFA Nations League Group A3:

 

England 0-4 Hungary

James Justin (not in squad)

 

UEFA Nations League Group A3:

 

Wales 2-3 Netherlands

Danny Ward (not in squad - injured)

 

UEFA Nations League Group A4:

 

Belgium 1-0 Poland

Youri Tielemans (8.2 + 1 assist + MOTM - 90 mins)

Timothy Castagne (6.8 - 90 mins)

Dennis Praet (unused sub)

 

UEFA Nations League Group C1:

 

Turkey 2-0 Lithuania

Caglar Soyuncu (7.0 - 90 mins)

 

Kirin Cup:

 

Ghana 0-0 Chile

Daniel Amartey (6.7 - 90 mins)

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Frank Large's Black Book

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22 minutes ago, Timmys Super Foxes said:

Trying to accomadate a bunch of individuals rather than picking a team! 

Had this conversation many times. 

 

Far better to pick the best player available for each position rather than what he considers to be the best 10 players and trying to shoehorn them into a ragtag team.

 

I used to support GS but no longer.  His suit could do better without having him in it.

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Tielemans has played excellently this month.

 

Hahahaa frightening the amount of wet wipes in the media sticking up for Southgate, guarantee they'll vilify him in a matter of games when we whiff up the World Cup. Blood on their hands, turn the screw and get him gone.

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15 hours ago, Ric Flair said:

Tielemans has played excellently this month.

 

Hahahaa frightening the amount of wet wipes in the media sticking up for Southgate, guarantee they'll vilify him in a matter of games when we whiff up the World Cup. Blood on their hands, turn the screw and get him gone.

gotta protect that tournament hotel media access

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https://www.lcfc.com/news/2682735/shootout-heartache-for-plumptre-at-nigeria-at-wafcon

 

LCFC Women defender Ashleigh Plumptre started for Nigeria on Monday night as they were beaten on penalties by Morocco in the semi-finals of the CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations.
- Ashleigh Plumptre started for Nigeria in Monday's CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations semi-finals
- The Super Falcons were beaten on penalties by Morocco at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium
- LCFC Women's Plumptre defended valiantly as her team were reduced to nine players
- She also netted her penalty in a 5-4 shootout defeat in the last-four tie 

After finishing second in Group C, with victories over Botswana and Burundi, the Super Falcons emerged past Cameroon in the last-eight to set up a semi-finals tie with Morocco. A large crowd greeted them at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat for the occasion on Monday.

At the start of the second half, following a tense opening 45 minutes, Nigeria suffered a blow when Halimatu Ayinde was dismissed after a VAR check. Moments later, when Onome Ebi inadvertently hit her own post, Plumptre had to be alert to make an integral goal-line clearance. 

Despite being a player down, Uchenna Kanu forced Yasmin Mrabet into an own goal on 62 minutes, putting Nigeria ahead. However, after making an initial save, there was nothing Chiamaka Nnadozie could do to prevent Sanaâ Mssoudy from levelling for Morocco just four minutes later.

Ayinde was then sent off too, leaving Plumptre and her team-mates with only nine players on the field, but they were able to hold out against the odds not only until full-time, but through a spell of extra-time too. Although Plumptre netted her spot-kick, Rosella Ayane's sealed a 5-4 victory for Morocco. 

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