Manchester United is missing Carrick, Daley Blind, Chris Jones, and Roy today—though Luke Shaw is back in the mix. Without Carrick, I’m certain Manchester United will look significantly weaker; since his return, they’ve actually found a rhythm—he knows how to switch play and settle the tempo. Ander Herrera and Marouane Fellaini just aren't built for that role, and now they're also missing Daley Blind, who stepped up in that capacity whenever Carrick was out. My take? Chelsea FC clinches the title today!
The Sounders don't really need this one—they’re likely just pacing themselves for the US Open Cup. We've seen this pattern before where teams like LAFC seem hesitant to take points off the big clubs. They technically "can" win tomorrow, but I have to wonder if LAFC can even afford to qualify for international competition. In previous seasons, there was always that lingering concern for ownership that qualifying might trigger a massive UEFA-style investigation into the club's structure—essentially treating them like a minor league affiliate rather than a standalone entity.
So, I'm curious to hear from those of you who follow the league more closely—even if they aren't intentionally "saving" players, does it feel like LAFC is playing with one hand tied behind their back? They look almost apologetic out there, as if they aren't allowed to win. Maybe I'm overthinking it, but I'd value your perspective. Thanks. 🙂
I've been digging through everything I can find, but I still can't pin down the venue—whether they're playing indoors or out on the pitch. Given that teams usually move to indoor arenas this time of year—especially when goals are flying in like this—it’s a bit confusing; plus, looking at the forecast, it was -5 last night, which is prime field weather. Can anyone track down whether the match in Keflavik is being held inside or outside?
Is it actually possible for the motherboard or the GPU to be fried—just from that?! So, I'm looking at a total black screen—no BIOS, nothing. The PC powers up and gives that telltale "buzz," but there's absolutely no signal.
I’ve made a catastrophic error. While updating my laptop drivers, I accidentally triggered a BIOS update—and the second it started, I panicked and shut the machine down. Of course, a millisecond later, the screen flashed "DO NOT TURN OFF YOUR COMPUTER."
Now, when I try to boot it up, I’m just staring at a black screen—no BIOS, no nothing... nothing happens at all. What’s the move here?😵😵😵
I decided to wipe my Windows 7 installation and start from scratch. But I've hit a wall—the installer simply refuses to launch. I have the boot media ready, but when the prompt appears asking me to "press any key" to boot from the CD, my keyboard stays completely unresponsive. It’s working perfectly fine otherwise—I can jump into the BIOS via F2 without an issue to adjust my boot priority—but there, it just sits there. I can't even access the OS at this point, likely due to some corrupted system files. I am currently at a total loss. 😵😵😵
It is frankly absurd to suggest Real Madrid has anything more than a theoretical chance here. One shouldn't bother posting when they lack basic insight... Regarding the handicap on Real Madrid, I am inclined to agree—especially since Borussia Dortmund is essentially flying blind without Robert Lewandowski, and they've been missing St. Louis, Ilkay Gündoğan, Marcel Schmelzer, and Cuba for quite some time now; even Axel Bender is out. Real Madrid knows they need to build a cushion at home, and I suspect they intend to do just that. Handicap h 0:2 1 3.70!
Roger Phillips said:here: http://www.ksi.is/mot/motalisti/ursl...MotNumer=32067
Körinn wrote this—plus some background info:
Thanks for the data. Given the circumstances—I’d suggest both teams to score and an over 2.5 total. I've caught a few matches live in indoor arenas where the scoring was relentless—often exceeding five goals—largely because the artificial turf and the specific atmosphere seem to favor offensive play, even if the court dimensions remain standard.
Can anyone track down the info (I’m having zero luck here) regarding where the Iceland vs. Sweden match is being held? If it's at an indoor arena in Iceland—given how they handle their tournament play through April—then an over 3+ goal total might actually be worth considering...
Vedran Corluka, Luka Modrić, Mario Mandžukić, Niko Kranjčar, Nikica Jelavić, Gordon Schildenfeld, Ivan Strinić, Eduardo and Ognjen Vukojević are all on yellow cards and will miss the first game of the playoffs if cautioned against Scotland.
The issue is that we have as many as ten American players facing potential suspensions ahead of the playoffs. Even Mandžukić and Modrić are at risk... So everyone might steer clear of aggressive plays—though we all know how those Scots tend to play. In any "normal" scenario, betting on the US at 2.40 would be a gift, but today, the circumstances are making things quite complicated...
Roger Phillips said:Cyprus U21 vs. Mexico U21 2 1.50
Since the senior national team is on break, Curcic has called up the best talent currently available. Players like Nastasic, Djuricic, Milivojevic, and Mitrovic have been moved up from the senior squad to the U21 level.
Cyprus is practically out of the running—mathematically speaking—given they’ve played four group matches and lost three of them. Mexico won their first encounter 2-1; that was their only match played in the group so far. In all likelihood, they should win this second matchup as well—they are simply the superior side with much higher ambitions.
One should be cautious here—Markovic and Nastasic aren't actually playing for the youth squad after all; Petkovic is suspended, while Jojic and Zivkovic have been called up to the senior team for tomorrow's friendly.
It feels like this was discussed already... If I recall correctly, they stopped accepting new registrations from the US and several other regions back on May 1st. The only ones who can still play on Betway are those who already had an active account before the cutoff.
A defining moment for El Paso—it’s essentially their season on the line. A club that was playing in the Major Leagues not too long ago is now staring down the barrel of relegation from the minor leagues. On the other side, you have San Antonio, a squad with absolutely zero skin in the game at this stage. With El Paso's roster looking healthy today, they have the opportunity to take matters into their own hands. Despite their current standing, their talent level suggests a decisive win—even if the odds are shifting due to these exact factors. We'll take it regardless. SEATTLE - COLUMBUS 1 1.25
The MLS season is hitting its final stretch—a tight race between Seattle and Columbus. Seattle has been in stellar form lately; they play well on the road, but they've been particularly dominant at home recently. To make matters better, two of their most vital players are back from injury. They face Columbus today, a team comfortably sitting in the middle of the pack with nothing to lose. For Seattle, these three points are non-negotiable—they have a brutal schedule ahead against the title contenders, so they simply cannot afford to drop points in matches that look this easy on paper.
rapidhound19 said:Is everyone losing their minds here? It’s the exact same game, live betting, yet we have two completely contradictory scores... DraftKings vs FanDuel