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He was fouled only twice.

um and that's it for the attacking stats but on from whoscored.com by the way um yeah i thought it was brilliant i mean i enjoyed so much of his performance the way he was you know knitting things together as they say he was uh yeah he was like your granny on her

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Shimanga got one late, but it was a very good Swindon rearguard action.

WhoScored.com, 9.4 for the talented Mr. Ripley, which I think sums it up quite nicely.

Very good.

Nice reference.

So no doubt he's had a good start to this season with Liverpool Football Club back in the score sheet again against Brentford popping up with the winner.

Alexander Isak has scored 56% of Liverpool's Premier League goals this season, 5 out of 9, the highest proportion of any player in the division according to WhoScored.

Now, Gilberto Moura, what is going on there? One minute it's Liverpool, the next minute it's over to Spain, but apparently Lionel Messi has a little bit to play in all of this.

So Lionel Messi has recommended Mexican wonderkid Gilberto Moura to Barcelona, who are already monitoring the 18-year-old club Tijuana midfielder.

So will Wrihen Geboa.

I mean, before we get to Raiola's quotes, as WhoScored tweeted, "Most successful dribbles in a Champions League match this season.

All on seven.

Lamal, Diomande- And Rio Ngamoa.

So again, they're on target for that.

Um, looking at some of the underlying numbers with that, their XG expected goals, sorry for those who hate it, uh, is 20.14 according to WhoScored.

Uh, and they've missed 20 big chances according to FotMob, another stats site.

So only four teams are creating more and missing more, uh, than Blues in that stat.

I don't know whether that's, if that's just, uh, just teething problems with their spacing and their, their, their positional discipline.

But it's, if you go on WhoScored and you look at the heat maps and you click the two of them, you would be surprised at where you see the two of them were standing-

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... um, predominantly, and it's very much on that right-hand side.

I'm just looking, uh, at the, uh, average positions.

You can find them on WhoScored if you wanna have a look yourself.

Um, to be fair, he, he's got Barry Bannon playing...

I- if, if you look at average positions, you've got, uh, Bernard next to Cooper, and then there's Valery on the right-hand side, and then you've got James a bit further forward, you know, both from a bit more advanced.