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Boards PES 2019 League - Season 4 Fixtures and Results
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Rangers 0 - 3 Chelsea
This was as close to a 0-0 or 1-1 draw as a 3-0 scoreline could possibly get. The match began in typical Rangers fashion, with the hosts defending resoundingly, and Chelsea really struggling to create many glorious chances, being restricted instead to crosses from out wide which Nicola Katic and Joe Worrall were more than capable of dealing with. There were a few heart-in-mouth moments that the Rangers supporters had to endure, but the hosts seemed to have things under control defensively, while again continuing looking somewhat dangerous on the break through Alfredo Morelos and Ryan Kent on the wings linking up with Kyle Lafferty up top. As a result, the match remained scoreless at the break.
The second half followed the same pattern as the first, resulting in the Chelsea manager making a change to bring on Olivier Giroud in place of Alvaro Morata to give his side more of an aerial presence in the Rangers penalty area. However, 15 minutes from time, it was Ross Barkley rising above Lassana Coulibaly from a Chelsea corner to head powerfully past Super Alan McGregor in the Rangers goal. Chelsea pushed for a second, but always wary of a Rangers counter attack. Then, five minutes from time, Kyle Lafferty intercepted a Chelsea pass, lobbed a ball over the defence to set Scott Arfield one on on with Kepa for a chance of a dramatic equaliser, but the useless bollox could only shoot straight down the keepers throat.
Then 2 minutes into stoppage time, after Hazard was played into the penalty area, Nicola Katic made what looked like a superb sliding challenge that just nicked the ball away from the Belgian diver. Unfortunately, the referee didn't have a clue what he was doing, and awarded the penalty much to the furious anger of the Rangers manager who had to be physically restrained by his playing staff from entering the pitch and confronting the referee himself. Eventually, when the sideline scuffle had died down, and after Wilberto had been sent to the stands, Edin Hazard picked himself up and struck a low, soft penalty, which crept under the outstretched hand of Super Alan McGregor.
Rangers, still shellshocked at the utterly abysmal refereeing decision, then lapsed in concentration as Hazard found himself with a chance to add some extra gloss on the scoresheet and he duly obliged with what was virtually the last kick of the game.
Then scenes turned a bit sour as Wilberto, who had made his way down pitch side for the end of the match, ran onto the pitch and swung a left hook at the referee, making a clean connection with his right temple, and knocking him out cold. Wilberto was then heard to have shouted "You f***ing useless blind c***!!!" over the referee's outstretched lifeless corpse.
Pictures from Ibrox show the reaction of Alfredo Morelos at full time.
It is yet unknown what punishment Wilberto is expected to face for his actions as the date for a hearing is yet to be announced.0 -
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Division B
Real Madrid (philamental) 1 - 5 Roma (damok21)
A scoreline that doesn't even begin to tell the story of a remarkable series of events!
This late night kick off started predictably enough with Damo doing his usual steal the ball and score thing in the first couple of mins … (I mean come on! How about trying something different for a change, like …. I dunno, hitting the corner flag maybe?
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…. but then the s**t really hit the fan! (I think it was thrown by one of the Roma subs, but without VAR i'm not sure. The fan was taken to hospital and wiped with some toilet paper)
First off the brave men of Madrid upset the odds by equalizing with a well worked goal which will probably be the goal of the season and befitting of the puskas award. The Spanish side then proceeded to rip up the league form and take the game to their high flying opponents. For the rest of the first half Real laid an outright siege on the Roma goal, firing in 12 shots on target hitting the woodwork four times but the ball just would not go in! Then a hopeful lumped clearance from Roma landed between Dzeko and Under on the half way line. Both players attempted to collect but missed the ball, collided with each other heavily and landed hilariously on top of one another in a 69 position! Varane and Ramos found this so comical they both were creased over in uncontrollable laughter. Unfortunately for me, the humourless Nzonzi was able to pick up the loose ball and carry it past the distracted defence and score past the isolated Courtois. 2-1 to Roma at the break but totally undeserved and against the run of play!
The second half resumed in similar fashion to the first with Real clearly the better team, dominating the possession, creating chance after chance and Roma clinging on to their lead by the skin of their teeth. Now I have to say, the player animations in PES are excellent this year, but I saw a new one for the first time last night and that was in the bottom corner of the screen where I could see Kolarov handing a brown envelope to the referee. Not sure what that was about to be honest, but it seemed to affect the refs eyesight as just a couple of mins later Roma had a penalty for the most blatant dive you've ever seen! Roma scored from the spot to extend their lead unjustly. From the kick off, Dzeko came thundering in on modric, almost breaking him in two. The ref decides to give Roma a free kick, probably for Modric getting blood on Dzeko's studs. The Real Madrid players protested en masse and the ref reacted by sending off Ramos, Kroos, Bale, Isco, and Marcelo for dissent, and Courtois for being Belgian (that was about the only decision I couldn't really argue with). For the remaining 15 mins the 5 men of Real still continued to take the game to Roma but with so many gaps and no keeper it's not surprising that Roma scored another two goals to seal what appeared to be a comfortable victory in terms of the scoreline. The 97% possession and 33 shots on target from Madrid to the 5 from Roma gives a more accurate account of what really went on.
Now I have to admit, the match was played pretty late, and I was drinking heavily last night so my recollection of the game did start to get a little hazy after the first few mins, but I'm pretty sure it all happened the way I just described. In fact, I'm sure Walter.White will come in and verify this match report as being 100% accurate. What's that? He's away for a week so he can't? Oh, well in that case you'll all have to accept my word for it!
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Det Somerset wrote: »Division B
Real Madrid (philamental) 1 - 5 Roma (damok21)
A scoreline that doesn't even begin to tell the story of a remarkable series of events!
This late night kick off started predictably enough with Damo doing his usual steal the ball and score thing in the first couple of mins … (I mean come on! How about trying something different for a change, like …. I dunno, hitting the corner flag maybe? )
…. but then the s**t really hit the fan! (I think it was thrown by one of the Roma subs, but without VAR i'm not sure. The fan was taken to hospital and wiped with some toilet paper)
First off the brave men of Madrid upset the odds by equalizing with a well worked goal which will probably be the goal of the season and befitting of the puskas award. The Spanish side then proceeded to rip up the league form and take the game to their high flying opponents. For the rest of the first half Real laid an outright siege on the Roma goal, firing in 12 shots on target hitting the woodwork four times but the ball just would not go in! Then a hopeful lumped clearance from Roma landed between Dzeko and Under on the half way line. Both players attempted to collect but missed the ball, collided with each other heavily and landed hilariously on top of one another in a 69 position! Varane and Ramos found this so comical they both were creased over in uncontrollable laughter. Unfortunately for me, the humourless Nzonzi was able to pick up the loose ball and carry it past the distracted defence and score past the isolated Courtois. 2-1 to Roma at the break but totally undeserved and against the run of play!
The second half resumed in similar fashion to the first with Real clearly the better team, dominating the possession, creating chance after chance and Roma clinging on to their lead by the skin of their teeth. Now I have to say, the player animations in PES are excellent this year, but I saw a new one for the first time last night and that was in the bottom corner of the screen where I could see Kolarov handing a brown envelope to the referee. Not sure what that was about to be honest, but it seemed to affect the refs eyesight as just a couple of mins later Roma had a penalty for the most blatant dive you've ever seen! Roma scored from the spot to extend their lead unjustly. From the kick off, Dzeko came thundering in on modric, almost breaking him in two. The ref decides to give Roma a free kick, probably for Modric getting blood on Dzeko's studs. The Real Madrid players protested en masse and the ref reacted by sending off Ramos, Kroos, Bale, Isco, and Marcelo for dissent, and Courtois for being Belgian (that was about the only decision I couldn't really argue with). For the remaining 15 mins the 5 men of Real still continued to take the game to Roma but with so many gaps and no keeper it's not surprising that Roma scored another two goals to seal what appeared to be a comfortable victory in terms of the scoreline. The 97% possession and 33 shots on target from Madrid to the 5 from Roma gives a more accurate account of what really went on.
Now I have to admit, the match was played pretty late, and I was drinking heavily last night so my recollection of the game did start to get a little hazy after the first few mins, but I'm pretty sure it all happened the way I just described. In fact, I'm sure Walter.White will come in and verify this match report as being 100% accurate. What's that? He's away for a week so he can't? Oh, well in that case you'll all have to accept my word for it!
Pretty much how it went yeah ..... I think everyone should drink whatever philamental was drinking last night ha !0 -
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