3/16 - 3/17 game thread

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Harry Maguire sent off at only the 4' mark for bringing down a Burnley attacker on a clear goal-scoring opportunity. Could be huge for Burnley, they're just outside of the drop zone and desperately need points.
 

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West Ham have surrendered 2 first half goals to Huddersfield. I believe this is the first time HUD have scored twice before the half since the Reformation
 

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All the makings of a proper cup upset now in Swansea v City. Penalty and counter goal, City wasting breaks left and right and the Swans keeper making a few very good saves already
 

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I’m unfortunately not watching. Following via twitter and bleacher report. Was it that bad?
It was a Liverpool Sterling penalty. Wrong foots the defender and faints in the challenge. Aguero offside for the go ahead goal as well. City very very very lucky. And incredibly unlucky at the quality of Swansea keeper and last ditch defending today, there had been a few laugh out loud goal mouth scrambles
 

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I'm not complaining - the more competitions City stay in, the more likely they drop points in the league

/knocks on wood furiously
 

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Another amazing Dortmund game in the Bundesliga today.
5 goals, including one in stoppage time, followed by a red card, another red card, and plenty of chaos.

Too bad Bayern will win the league again, Dortmund is so entertaining to watch.
 

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Wolves fully deserving of this win. Really a fantastic overall season for them. Would love them too get the FA Cup as a showing for it.
 

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NIce to know that Everton aren't the only team blowing two-goal leads around here.
 

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No one else pointing out that Huddersfield is starting Rowe at Left Back, and Lowe at Right Back? No wonder they're bottom of the table.
 

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Beautiful interchange between Mané and Firmino. It helps that Calum Chambers was playing everybody and their mothers onside
 

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Let down after their big comeback vs Atletico, Juventus loses their first Series A match of the season against 13th place Genoa.
 

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Liverpool giving up some ghastly breaks against them, an offside goal for Fulham and a near volley goal for Anguissa that Alisson held
 

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Good grief, Alisson almost put that on Babel's boot

Salah has to finish that... just carry it around the keeper
 

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:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

Everton's Jekyll and Hyde season continues. Awful in the first half, but saved by Chelsea's inability to finish (they did hit the post).

Fantastic in the second half. Aggressive, fluid, resolute. Goodison was rocking, the team was flying.

In the last ten minutes, Marco Silva looked like a kid waiting for his prom date to come downstairs.

Silva probably just saved his job. Sarri may have just lost his.

:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

Oh: 2-0 Everton. Richarlison 49', Sigurdsson 72' (scoring off the rebound of Kepa's save of his penalty).
 

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As one Evertonian commented on the club's Twitter feed: "Championship first half, Champions League second."
 

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I missed the second half of the Everton-Chelsea game. What the hell happened? Everton were absolutely dire in the first half, couldn't string two passes together.

Also, Messi scored an outstanding hat trick against Real Betis today, capped off by an outrageous third where he one-touch chipped the keeper from 18 yards out. The Betis supporters gave him a standing ovation.

 

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I missed the second half of the Everton-Chelsea game. What the hell happened? Everton were absolutely dire in the first half, couldn't string two passes together.

Also, Messi scored an outstanding hat trick against Real Betis today, capped off by an outrageous third where he one-touch chipped the keeper from 18 yards out. The Betis supporters gave him a standing ovation.

That third one is a masterpiece. Likely a top 10 Messi goal. The FK was likely a Messi top 10 FK and the middle goal was just a ho-hum finish with the outside of the boot to the NEAR post. Utterly amazing.
 

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I think that's my now my second favorite hat trick ever, topped only by Rivaldo's in 2001 against Valencia that he finished with an 89th minute game-winning overhead kick.
 

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That third one is a masterpiece. Likely a top 10 Messi goal. The FK was likely a Messi top 10 FK and the middle goal was just a ho-hum finish with the outside of the boot to the NEAR post. Utterly amazing.
Its pretty rare to see a goal that makes you sit up and think "Wait, how is that even possible?" I really don't think I've ever seen a goal quite like that third goal before. The keeper wasn't even that far off his line.