Thanks. In the past 2 weeks or so, I've been monitoring the games of Khimki, Fc Krasnodar, Ural, and Arsenal Tula. I'm significantly ignorant on things pertaining to the Russian league, so it was to my surprise seeing the amount of yellow cards that are given.
Internationals September (Nations League + Friendlies)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Haven't got Sky Sports so watching Finland v. Wales on S4C haven't a clue what they are talking about. At least they are interviewing Giggsy and Bale and they are speaking English.
Is Spain - Germany a friendly or Nation's league match?
It's a Nations League match.
I don´t like our line up. Navas in the attack and still Busquets in the team. I think it´s time to start Rodri. I would have liked Reguilón instead Gayá
Yeah looks great. I think Molumby will eventually replace Hourihane.
Good to see McClean on the bench. He's a McCarthy/Moyes wet dream but fans always wanted to see proper wingers in.
Surprised to see Callum O'Dowda start. Didn't think he would be anywhere near the first picks, but hopefully he is developing into a solid player. Doherty over Coleman is wise too.
Havertz can't get a game? That has to be £10 million off.
Gaya is better defensively than Reguilon and still offers a good amount of attacking threat. I don't think you'll miss out on too much with Reguilon not starting.
Dylan Levitt getting a start against Finland excites me. Hopefully he puts in a good performance and makes a solid impression.
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I know Mazhar, It's mostly to watch him play now that he's more established.
Good assist by James before it was ruled out
I get what you mean. To be fair, both sides are respecting the other's attacking threats, so this doesn't come as too much of a surprise (besides Germany playing Can at RCB given his general defensive struggles and Jesus Navas as a right winger).
Good lord, Iceland's kit is horrific.
Yeah nice cross.
James nearly again
James looking sharp.
Does Spain really need to start Jesus Navas and Busquets still
First good chance for Germany with Kehrer's header
Kehrer chance - DDG with the save
Is Daniel James playing on the left wing or right today? I always thought he’s more of a threat on the left for us
DDG looks sharp so far.
Shocking from Connelly but good start from Ireland
Rodrigo 
Trapp is no Neuer.
On the other end, Draxler comes close
On the other end, Draxler comes close
It was worse than that
WTF Rodrigo
Chances on both ends - Rodrigo 
and Draxler
and DraxlerIs it just me, or does it look like Dan James has bulked up a bit? Anyway, he has started brightly! He seems so much more comfortable on the left wing
Is Big Dave back?!
De Gea doing well
De Gea looks good so far. Pleasing
SSJ DDG seems to have returned tonight. Perhaps all he needed was proper competition after allIs Big Dave back?!
Sané also with a nice attempt
Sane chance - nice save by DDG
That Spanish attacking line is so so poor for a top nation
De Gea with the saves. And shaved his head. Reminds me of early United days
Using his good saves on the international stage doesn't help us
The ref in the Ireland game is falling for some very obvious play-acting.