How's Your FIFA Career Mode Going?

[jamiec47]

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Making Them Dream
SEASON 4

Match 16

Arsenal 1-1 Liverpool
Balotelli 40
Ramsey 49
Balo smashed in a beauty from 30 yards into the top corner but the Gunners salvaged a draw through a Ramsey header.

Champions League Match 6

Liverpool 4-1 Celtic
Pastore 10
Johansen 26
Ronaldo 45
Ronaldo 55
Sturridge 76
Pastore headed in early on to give us the lead over the Scottish champs. Johansen equalised with a curling effort before Ronaldo smashed in on the edge of half time. He then headed in to make it 3 before Sturridge smashed in.

Match 17

Liverpool 1-1 QPR
Austin 45
Pastore 77
Austin smashed in on the edge of half time to give QPR the lead but Pastore hit it hard and low into the bottom corner to salvage an undeserved draw.

Match 18

Newcastle 1-2 Liverpool
Sissoko 12
Ronaldo 37
Ronaldo 61
After Sissoko gave Newcastle a deserved lead, driving at the defence and smashing into the top corner. However, Ronaldo ran through and smashed into the roof of the net. He won the match, getting on the end of a Sterling cross.

Match 19

Liverpool 2-1 Southampton
Ronaldo 10
Jose Enrique 36
Allen 86
Ronaldo opened the scoring from distance, curling into the top corner just out of reach of Kraft. Our former player Jose Enrique then equalised after roaming forward and smashing in the rebound of a Viola shot. Allen won it late on, hitting it hard and low under Kraft.

Match 20

Liverpool 3-2 Manchester City
Jovetic 3
Balotelli 28
Hummels 40
Pastore 63
Nasri 83
Jovetic opened the scoring very early on after skilling through the defence and calmly slotting in. Balo equalised, smashing in after a pass by Ronaldo. Hummels gave us the lead after linking up with Schar, both up from a corner, and whacking in like an experienced striker. Pastore settled with a strike that went in off the post before Nasri capitalised on a goalkeeping error to give City hope.

Thoughts

Not the worst month but McManaman, Ings and Ilori told me they wanted to leave. Hopefully I can get some good money out of them.

[indiblue]

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Lord Bendtner!!!!
Great to read your in-depth analysis again
Could you by some chance give us a squad report before or after the January transfer window?
P.S - I know who you sign and what your results are from my news feed in PSN but will let you entertain everyone and not spoil it 😄. Also love reading it from your point of view

Thanks mate, and thanks everyone who keeps reading, liking and interacting. You guys are the only reason I still bother with this stuff!

Squad reports headed your way, Christmas and February 1.

[cathal]

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Anyone? I would love to do this, I just want to know whether anyone would read it

Don't know any world cup threads, but I don't think anyone would mind the world cup posts, I would like to read them anyway, your fifa updates are very interesting.

[indiblue]

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Don't know any world cup threads, but I don't think anyone would mind the world cup posts, I would like to read them anyway, your fifa updates are very interesting.

I second this, can't wait to see it.

[cathal]

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Just had an annoying glitch in the transfer market.
I don't know if anyone remembers, but I signed Lewandowski on a pre-contract from Dortmund. So on July 1st I received an e-mail from my assistant saying that he had joined our club. I went on to "sell players" to loan out some youth prospects and ended up clicking onto Lewandowski's profile. And according to that he now playes for Real Madrid. Frustrated I went onto to team management and squad report and he wasn't there . So in case your wondering, yes I have to pay his 230k wages for him to play for one of my European rivals. I would release him but it costs 13 million and it doesn't let me sell him or loan him out. Absolutely brilliant, on the bright side, Diego's pre-contract worked, and I received a €30 million offer for Mata from City. Unwilling to sell him I counter offered a ridiculous €70 million.
And the lunatics accepted! They are working out a contract for Mata, Win! Win!
I will probably update in a few days, but I'm a bit inconsistent these things.
I also have a couple of other interesting transfer deals being worked out, more on that in a few days.

[vrabbit]

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^^^ that hella sucks dude

[moose141]

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Brighton & Hove Albion
Taking Flight



Transfer news

Brighton & Hove Albion is pleased to announce that Nicklas Bendtner and Charles Aranguiz have joined up with Indiblue's preseason training camp in Barcelona, where we will play three friendlies against Elche, Espanyol and Stade Rennais.

Joining the squad are three players joining us on loan for the season ‒ Arsenal striker Yaya Sanogo, who returns for another season with us; German winger Serge Gnabry, also of Arsenal; and Paris Saint-Germain reserve goalkeeper Alphonse Areola. The club has also signed Netherlands U21 defender Terence Kongolo from Feyenoord for a fee of £2.1 million.

Solomon March has joined Sheffield Wednesday on loan for the season, while two players have departed the club on a permanent basis. Leonardo Ulloa, who top-scored for Brighton in the Championship last season with 20 goals, has joined Monaco in a deal worth £6 million. David Lopez, his supplier-in-chief, has joined fellow Premier League side Fulham for £800,000.

Total income: £6.8 million
Total expenditure: £2.1 million

Spoiler

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Playing squad (2014-15)

Goalkeepers
1 Alphonse Areola
29 Tomasz Kuszczak

Defenders
2 Terence Kongolo
3 Gordon Greer
4 Aaron Cresswell
5 Lewis Dunk
6 Adam El-Abd
15 Adam Chicksen
23 Hector Bellerin

Midfielders
7 Charles Aranguiz
8 Jordon Mutch
12 Pedro Azogue
17 Brennan Dickenson
18 Jake Forster-Caskey
21 Rohan Ince
26 Liam Bridcutt

Forwards
9 Nicklas Bendtner
10 Will Buckley
11 Yaya Sanogo
14 Will Hoskins
16 Serge Gnabry
25 Kazenga LuaLua

Starting XI (4-3-3)

GK Kuszczak
RB Bellerin
RCB Greer (c)
LCB Kongolo
LB Cresswell
CDM Bridcutt
RCM Aranguiz
LCM Mutch
RW Buckley
ST Bendtner
LW LuaLua

Substitutes: Areola, Dunk, Chicksen, R. Ince, Forster-Caskey, Gnabry, Sanogo

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Preseason 2014

Brighton 1-3 Elche
Mutch 21', Buckley 35' 81'
Boakye 37'
Man of the match: Will Buckley

Mutch scores a volley off a corner before teeing Buckley up on the edge of the box to make it 2-0. Brighton are able to play the ball around without much hassle, working on fitness and prioritising shape retention. Unfortunately, a silly slip-up in defence gives Elche an easy goal, but Buckley grabs a late second to seal the deal.

Espanyol 1-1 Brighton
Albin 45'
LuaLua 32'
Man of the match: Tomasz Kuszczak

LuaLua is gifted possession in midfield by a lazy Espanyol, and he darts nearly 45 yards to get one-on-one with the keeper and drive home a low, powerful shot. Slack defending costs Brighton another clean sheet as Albin manages to round Areola and pass into an empty net.

Brighton 1-0 Stade Rennais
Aranguiz 50'
Man of the match: Charles Aranguiz

The only goal of the game is a tidy tap-in from new boy Aranguiz, who has been a shining light in midfield since the first game against Elche.

Preseason 2014
Won: 2
Drew: 1
Lost: 0

Indiblue's analysis: I said last season that I only look at preseason as a measure of fitness and chemistry. That said, it's always nice to enter the season with the confidence of having positive results.

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August 2014

Brighton 6-0 West Ham
Aranguiz 17', Bendtner 21' 28' (pen.) 40', Buckley 45' 85' (pen.)
Man of the match: Will Buckley

Brighton were a bundle of nerves prior to their Premiership debut, but things surely went their way today. The opening goal comes when the Seagulls win and take a free kick, Aranguiz getting on the end of the ball after a scrappy five seconds in the box. Bendtner scores his first goal for Brighton with a well-placed shot from the edge of the box, before winning and scoring a penalty less than 10 minutes later. He rounds out a debut hat-trick with a lovely header, nodding in after Adrian's save is parried his way. Buckley grabs a goal with a long-range effort just before half-time, and he wins and scores a late penalty to give Brighton a dream start to life in the top flight.

Spoiler

Wigan 1-1 Brighton
Watson 4'
Bendtner 85'
Man of the match: Ben Watson

Perhaps Brighton approached this game the wrong way, assuming that Wigan would play like they did last season. Conceding via an early set piece is the first mistake, and failing to equalise until a late corner is the second. Brighton will have to be a bit more direct in future games to avoid dropping points.

Brighton 1-2 Chelsea
Bendtner 7' (pen.)
Mata 32', Mandzukic 80'
Man of the match: Thibaut Courtois

An early penalty might have given Brighton a bit more confidence than they should have had. There's no stopping Mata's exquisitely placed equaliser, and Mandzukic dominates the box to head home late on. People say Brighton attacked too much, that they should have been pragmatic and defended while Chelsea attacked.

August 2013
Cup: N/A
League: 4/9 points

Indiblue's analysis: For a club of our background and stature, this is not a bad start to life in the Premier League. Winning the opening fixture 6-0 will give us the momentum to take things forward and avoid relegation this season, but we need to be tighter at the back.

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September 2014

Brighton 2-0 Liverpool
Buckley 45' 61'
Man of the match: Will Buckley

LuaLua hits a long cross late into the first half, and Buckley is on the end of it. He dribbles past three men in red before putting it past Mignolet. Around the hour mark, he dispossesses Joe Allen in Brighton's half, playing a series of one-twos before cutting across the box and hitting a curling shot into the top corner.

Arsenal 2-1 Brighton
Oxlade-Chamberlain 54', Llorente 85'
LuaLua 67'
Man of the match: Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain

Brighton were comprehensively beaten by a better side today. The first Arsenal goal comes as Giroud plays a lovely cutback into the box, and Ox-Chambo is on hand to tap home. Llorente manages a late shot from a very tight angle to secure three points for Arsenal. Brighton were helpless for both goals.

Barnsley 3-2 Brighton (Capital One Cup)
O'Grady 45' 66' 104' (pen.)
Gnabry 40', LuaLua 90'
Man of the match: Chris O'Grady

Quite possibly the most riveting game of Brighton's season thus far. Gnabry opens the scoring and his account with Brighton with a routine shot from inside the box, but O'Grady soon equalises when he's given too much space. He grabs a second with a screamer that surprises Kuszczak, but LuaLua dummies and equalises well into injury time. In extra time, Kongolo makes a sloppy tackle in the box, conceding a penalty. O'Grady tucks it away for his hat-trick and the win.

Brighton 0-1 Newcastle
Cabaye 72'
Man of the match: Gordon Greer

A very fast-paced match highlighted by quick yet accurate passing from both sides and plenty of pressure. Cabaye's single moment of genius to chip a through ball over Kongolo lands at Ben Arfa's feet, and he plays the ball back into the path of the onrushing Frenchman, who finds the net without any controlling touch.

September 2014
Cup: Knocked out of the Capital One Cup
League: 3/9 points

Indiblue's analysis: We could have done better to stay in the Capital One Cup, but now that we're out, there is no excuse for us not to buck up and start picking up points in the league. Will Buckley has justified my decision to give him the number 10 shirt with a string of amazing performances, and we'd be far worse without Charlie Aranguiz orchestrating our attacks from midfield.

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Barclays Premier League

1. Tottenham Hotspur, 16 points
2. Manchester City, 16 points
3. Arsenal, 13 points
4. Chelsea, 13 points
5. Manchester United, 12 points
6. Liverpool, 12 points
...
12. Brighton & Hove Albion, 7 points
...
18. West Brom, 2 points
19. Fulham, 2 points
20. Cardiff City, 0 points

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Academy Development: Phase I

Brighton & Hove Albion is pleased to announce the first phase of its youth academy restructuring programme at a cost of £4.25 million. As part of this development, we welcome English talent scout Oliver Bunney (4/4) to the B&HA family.

Oliver will be working with our manager to enhance the quality of our youth academy and first team. He will oversee talent recruitment at the U18 level across England, keeping Indiblue abreast of academy player progress.

Some really good signings, I like your smart use of loans to replace some of the players that you had to sell and of course Bendtner is paying dividends for you as well. That said, oh no poor West Ham...

[moose141]

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Season 2, Episode 17: New Superhero... Gattman Begins

You won't want to miss the goal of the season candidate in this episode! And yes that is "The Dark Knight" theme music that you hear

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[_ChicoBass]

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Just had an annoying glitch in the transfer market.

Spoiler

I don't know if anyone remembers, but I signed Lewandowski on a pre-contract from Dortmund. So on July 1st I received an e-mail from my assistant saying that he had joined our club. I went on to "sell players" to loan out some youth prospects and ended up clicking onto Lewandowski's profile. And according to that he now playes for Real Madrid. Frustrated I went onto to team management and squad report and he wasn't there . So in case your wondering, yes I have to pay his 230k wages for him to play for one of my European rivals. I would release him but it costs 13 million and it doesn't let me sell him or loan him out. Absolutely brilliant, on the bright side, Diego's pre-contract worked, and I received a €30 million offer for Mata from City. Unwilling to sell him I counter offered a ridiculous €70 million.
And the lunatics accepted! They are working out a contract for Mata, Win! Win!
I will probably update in a few days, but I'm a bit inconsistent these things.
I also have a couple of other interesting transfer deals being worked out, more on that in a few days.

That sucks so bad! I've heard about that happening with Lewandowski to a lot of other people. I'd say just use the money from the Mata sale to release him, unless the huge cut in wages doesn't hurt you.

[_ChicoBass]

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NOVEMBER 2014

AFC Wimbledon 2 - 0 Shrewsbury
Fenlon (24') Jolley (50')

AFC Wimbledon 1 - 0 Gillingham
Çamdal (70')

AFC Wimbledon 2 - 0 Crawley Town (J. Paint Trophy)
Murphy (3') Midson (77')

AFC Wimbledon 1 - 0 Coventry
Kedwell (88')

AFC Wimbledon 2 - 0 Plymouth Argyle
Kedwell (45') (49')

AFC Wimbledon 2 - 1 Walsall
Arthur (3') Sainte-Luce (66')


Football League 1 Table
1. Huddersfield - 46 points
2. Charlton Athletic - 44 points
3. AFC Wimbledon - 42 points
4. Brentford - 32 points
5. Portsmouth - 31 points
6. MK Dons - 30 points
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21. Walsall - 16 points
22. Colchester - 15 points
23. Plymouth Argyle - 14 points
24. Oldham Athletic - 13 points


Press Conference

Perhaps the best month for AFC Wimbledon since your arrival and it has really catapulted you to a comfortable position at the top end of the table. Any thoughts?

"Well we cannot let our guard down. Yes, there is a big difference between 3rd and 4th place, but we don't want 3rd place. The team has really shown that they have the talent to achieve more than just a mid table finish in the league and after winning the League 2 title last season, they're hungry for more silverware."

What sparked the ambition to go for 1st place, as opposed to a mid table finish which you had mentioned was your goal at the beginning of the season?

"No no, I had said that a mid table finish was a MINIMUM for us, not that it was our goal. There's a great understanding within the team and they have really embraced what the coaching staff wants from them. There's a lot of internal competition going on as well which has pushed the players to keep their game up at all times."

Based on goals in favor and goals against, you are currently the league's best defense with only 10 goals against. However, you are tied for the 5th best offense with 27 goals. What do you have to say about those that claim that Wimbledon have the tendency to "park the bus" and would you consider yourself as a defensive minded tactician?

"We have never played defensively. We never give the initiative to the opposition. We like to make sure the game is played our way which I would actually consider a possession based, attacking game."

Last question, Burnley and Coventry City have exposed Wimbledon's weaknesses recently. You have a very tough match against Liverpool coming up. Are you in any way worried that Liverpool will be able to expose those weaknesses as well but more effectively than Burnley and Coventry did?

"Every team has weaknesses and that includes Liverpool. Yes, Burnley and Coventry were tactically difficult but we were able to win both matches. Just like I'm sure Liverpool will be watching our game tapes, we'll be watching theirs as well. It's part of being a manager. I'm expecting a great match, and as always we're going for the win just like they will be."

[vrabbit]

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NOVEMBER 2014

AFC Wimbledon 2 - 0 Shrewsbury
Fenlon (24') Jolley (50')

AFC Wimbledon 1 - 0 Gillingham
Çamdal (70')

AFC Wimbledon 2 - 0 Crawley Town (J. Paint Trophy)
Murphy (3') Midson (77')

AFC Wimbledon 1 - 0 Coventry
Kedwell (88')

AFC Wimbledon 2 - 0 Plymouth Argyle
Kedwell (45') (49')

AFC Wimbledon 2 - 1 Walsall
Arthur (3') Sainte-Luce (66')


Football League 1 Table
1. Huddersfield - 46 points
2. Charlton Athletic - 44 points
3. AFC Wimbledon - 42 points
4. Brentford - 32 points
5. Portsmouth - 31 points
6. MK Dons - 30 points
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21. Walsall - 16 points
22. Colchester - 15 points
23. Plymouth Argyle - 14 points
24. Oldham Athletic - 13 points


Press Conference

Perhaps the best month for AFC Wimbledon since your arrival and it has really catapulted you to a comfortable position at the top end of the table. Any thoughts?

"Well we cannot let our guard down. Yes, there is a big difference between 3rd and 4th place, but we don't want 3rd place. The team has really shown that they have the talent to achieve more than just a mid table finish in the league and after winning the League 2 title last season, they're hungry for more silverware."

What sparked the ambition to go for 1st place, as opposed to a mid table finish which you had mentioned was your goal at the beginning of the season?

"No no, I had said that a mid table finish was a MINIMUM for us, not that it was our goal. There's a great understanding within the team and they have really embraced what the coaching staff wants from them. There's a lot of internal competition going on as well which has pushed the players to keep their game up at all times."

Based on goals in favor and goals against, you are currently the league's best defense with only 10 goals against. However, you are tied for the 5th best offense with 27 goals. What do you have to say about those that claim that Wimbledon have the tendency to "park the bus" and would you consider yourself as a defensive minded tactician?

"We have never played defensively. We never give the initiative to the opposition. We like to make sure the game is played our way which I would actually consider a possession based, attacking game."

Last question, Burnley and Coventry City have exposed Wimbledon's weaknesses recently. You have a very tough match against Liverpool coming up. Are you in any way worried that Liverpool will be able to expose those weaknesses as well but more effectively than Burnley and Coventry did?

"Every team has weaknesses and that includes Liverpool. Yes, Burnley and Coventry were tactically difficult but we were able to win both matches. Just like I'm sure Liverpool will be watching our game tapes, we'll be watching theirs as well. It's part of being a manager. I'm expecting a great match, and as always we're going for the win just like they will be."

What difficulty do you play in and what does your roster look like? (feel free to point me towards a previous post where you've answered this)

I find your CM really cool in that I enjoy having to work from the bottom. I'm not too familiar with the English leagues. You're what, two levels away from the EPL?

[_ChicoBass]

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What difficulty do you play in and what does your roster look like? (feel free to point me towards a previous post where you've answered this)



I find your CM really cool in that I enjoy having to work from the bottom. I'm not too familiar with the English leagues. You're what, two levels away from the EPL?

World Class, 7 minute halves, no slider changes other than decrease in injuries.

I can't remember my player's overalls right now since I'm at work. I'll post them when I get home though. We're currently a 2 star team this is the formation I use: ImageUploadedByTapatalk1403571786.552851.jpg
5-4-1 custom

Glad to hear you've enjoyed the career updates thank you! Yes you're correct I am divisions away from EPL. It goes EPL -> Championship -> League 1 -> League 2

[JustCRu7ing]

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Lmao!! Sounds like that chief executive needs to be transfer listed! Either that or he truly believes Pirlo will make another breakthrough. He's probably more excited about this signing than anyone else in the office lol

Hahaha totally agree

[texasbum06]

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RC Deportivo



March Matches

RC Deportivo 1 - RCD Espanyol 1
15' Dani Iglesias
19' Lanzarote

RC Deportivo 1 - Real Betis 4
19' Verdu
23' Dani Iglesias
54' Ruben Castro
83' Nosa
88' Ruben Castro

Atletico Madrid 1 - RC Deportivo 0
4' Turan

RC Deportivo 2 - Malaga CF 1
53' Suso
78' Depay
90' Camacho

Table
1. Atletico Madrid - 61 pts
2. Real Madrid - 59 pts
3. FC Barcelona - 58 pts
4. Real Sociedad - 44 pts
5. Sevilla FC - 44 pts
6. Athletic Bilbao - 43 pts
11. RC Deportivo - 33 pts

Press Conference

Q: Dani Iglesias seems to be doing a good job filling in after the sale of Keirrison. However, the results haven't been the best possible. Do you think things would go differently if the sale hadn't been made?

A: Keirrison certainly had more chemistry with the rest of the starters, but that only came with time. Dani is doing great so far and I think we have a long term player in front of us. On another note Memphis Depay has done well since signing him and those funds came from the sale of Keirrison.

Q: Two more months left in the season and you sit just outside of the top half of the table. Where do you see this team finishing once it is all said and done?

A: I think we are a top half team. We may sit outside of it right now, but there is no reason to believe that we are not capable of being there. These players are getting better and each day of training is more promising than the last. You will see the results soon enough.

Q: Several players have played great for you so far this season. Who would you say has been most important to this team so far?

A: It is hard to pick just one, but if you made me choose at this moment I think I could go with our captain, Juan Dominguez. He has been outstanding while leading this group on and off the pitch. He has come up with timely goals as well as setting up several of his teammates showing that he isn't selfish by any means. He will be a hard player to ignore for anyone going forward.

[_ChicoBass]

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AFC Wimbledon vs. Liverpool - Match Review

This year's Capital One Cup quarterfinal fixture saw Jamiec's Liverpool travel to Kingsmeadow to face AFC Wimbledon. Wimbledon were looking for a pass to their second consecutive Capital One Cup semifinal while Liverpool had the pressure of being clear favorites. Chavez had previously stated that Wimbledon were not going to defend and would be pushing for the victory. Unfortunately for him, he was not facing a League 1 side this time. Wimbledon started the match playing their trademark possession play, but were held really well by Liverpool and simply could not get past the midfield mark. Liverpool were quick to push forward as soon as they stole the ball but found it difficult to find space between Wimbledon's 3 centre backs. As soon as the Liverpool side realized this, they began to shoot from outside of the box. Wimbledon defended well though, and a there was always someone in the way to block Liverpool's long shot, until Daniel Sturridge shook Jack Midson off the mark and put in a powerful, outside foot shot that found the top corner of the net at minute 24. Goalkeeper Ross Worner dove for the picture, but there was no way he would be able to reach that ball.

Only 6 minutes later, Tyler Harvey and Tom Richards completed a series of fast touches between them to get through Martin Kelly who had been solid at right back, crossed it into the box to find Danny Kedwell unmarked and headed it into the net past Mignolet sending a clear message that they were not going down without a fight. The rest of the first half was dominated by Liverpool and Chavez was relieved to hear the halftime whistle.

Liverpool kicked off for the second half and immediately pushed forward with full force, only for Wimbledon to steal the ball and set up a counter attack! Danny Kedwell received the ball just outside the box and held it to wait for Jack Midson to run past. Midson was unable to control the ball but it rebounded off of Allen leaving him one on one with the keeper. At minute 47 Wimbledon were ahead 2-1.

The rest of the match Wimbledon struggled to create more danger as Liverpool went all out for the draw. The frustration was evident from the Liverpool players, to the point where many times Daniel Agger would be right outside of Wimbledon's box leaving Sakho behind as the only defender. Even with just one centre back at the back Wimbledon were unable to create a chance as Kedwell was alone up front, that is until Wimbledon sparked a counter attack yet again this time at minute 87 against a lonely Sakho with no backup. Danny Kedwell headed the ball into the net again and ended all of Liverpool's hopes to come back with only 3 minutes left to play.

Final Score: AFC Wimbledon 3 - 1 Liverpool

The Liverpool players were stronger, faster, and more dangerous, but they lacked one thing: patience.

Thanks for reading!