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1-0 down with less than 10 minutes remaining, Brenford fans are chanting hey Jude after a late 2-1 against Watford.

Pontus Jannson equalized for Brentford in the 84th minute. Thomas Frank’s side received a penalty in the closing stages of added time – Bryan Mbuemo converted from the spot.

Brentford move to ninth place while Claudio Ranieri’s side remain 17th, three points above the relegation zone.

I don’t know if it’s impressive or slightly worrying that Watford’s last 74 Premier League goals have come from the penalty area.

Someone really should try to capture a screamer!

The visitors lead 1-0 as the players head into the tunnel.

Brentford had more ball but Watford capitalized on their chances.

Emmanuel Dennis gave his team the lead after 24 minutes with a single header.

Celtic have announced a partnership for their senior men’s and women’s teams with The Turmeric Co, the turmeric shooting company of former Wales international Hal Robson-Kanu, who also work with rugby league club Brentford FC St Helens and British Gymnastics.

This could have a material impact on what happens on the ground.

Athleticism Kieran Devlin detailed the strange partnership.

Watford need points tonight as they travel to Brentford.

Just three points above the relegation zone, Claudio Ranieri will be hoping to secure Watford’s first win of the month tonight.

Here are Watford’s starting XI.

Less than an hour before kick off between Brentford and Watford.

Thomas Frank’s side are looking for another home win, but will they be able to do so without star striker Ivan Toney?

Here are their starting XI:

Steven Gerrard arrived at Aston Villa with a plan.

In the days leading up to his appointment last month, the 41-year-old spoke to sporting director Johan Lange to explain his vision for the club.

Every minor detail of a new style of play was carefully considered, but when asked in public what it would consist of, Gerrard subtly shifted the conversation, insisting that over time it would be clear to see if his players would adapt to the changes. . Athleticism Gregg Evans has detailed what Gerrard changed at Villa.

Leeds sporting director Victor Orta caught the attention of cameras at Elland Road last weekend after he was seen arguing with a fan.

Athleticism Phil Hay has detailed the method and madness behind Orta.

The “Football Academy” continues to shine.

On a night when Sonny Perkins, Freddie Potts, Keenan Forson, Aji Alese, Jamal Baptiste, Harrison Ashby and Emmanuel Longelo played for the first team, the 1-0 loss to Dinamo Zagreb was pretty insignificant.

Thursday 9th December 2021 will be remembered as the day West Ham United’s latest generation of youngsters did the club proud. Find out more about the young West Ham player.

Leicester City intend to file a complaint with UEFA over the treatment of their traveling supporters in Naples on Thursday night after police led their coaches the wrong way causing them to miss the start of their Europa League defeat against Napoli.

Leicester lost the game 3-2, a result that saw the Premier League club drop into the inaugural UEFA Europa Conference League.

And the game started at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium without the majority of Leicester’s traveling support present, with fans forced to endure a three-hour ground trip that should have taken just 30 minutes. To read the rest of the story, click here.

In 2018, Philippe Coutinho became one of the world’s most expensive transfers when he moved to Barcelona from Liverpool, where he had won Players’ and Fans’ Player of the Season awards in consecutive seasons.

However, since then he has struggled, dropping out of the Brazil squad and playing less than 50 league games in the past three seasons.

So what happened? Tifo Football tries to explain itself.

La Liga clubs have approved a €2.1 billion investment deal with private equity fund CVC Capital Partners, despite opposition from Real Madrid, Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao.

At a La Liga general meeting on Friday, 37 of Spain’s 42 first- and second-tier clubs voted in favor of the deal. Real Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Athletic Bilbao and one other club voted against, with another unnamed club abstaining.

At least 32 of the 42 teams in Spain’s first and second divisions had to back the deal to get it through.

The deal will see Spanish clubs receive additional funding in exchange for a stake in La Liga’s revenue from television rights for the next 50 years. To read more, click here.

In January 2018, they secured a place in the third round of the Women’s FA Cup. It was a monumental moment and uncharted territory for a club then playing their football at the fifth tier.

Manager Matt Bee was 23 and overseeing his first full season in charge, and although they were knocked out by Cardiff City, it was a campaign that would end in a title win.

Athleticism Andy Jones has detailed Burnley Women’s plans to continue growing.

Manchester United caretaker manager Ralf Rangnick says he had talks with Paul Pogba this week and does not expect the France international to return from injury until the New Year.

Pogba, 28, suffered a thigh injury while on international duty with France.

The midfielder is currently undergoing hot weather recovery work in Dubai.

Learn more here.