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FIFA 22 Ratings Prediction – Burnley

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In this new series, we predict the potential ratings of footballers in FIFA 22. We will do Burnley Today. Ratings are a huge part of FIFA football games. So we have decided to predict the ratings of players for the upcoming FIFA game.

Every day, we will pick a team and will predict the ratings of the players from that time. Yesterday we did Wolverhampton Wanderers, today we will predict the ratings of Burnley players.

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FIFA 22 Ratings Prediction – Burnley

Nick Pope – Rating in FIFA 21 – 82 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 83

James Tarkowski – Rating in FIFA 21 – 80 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 81

Ben Mee – Rating in FIFA 21 – 79 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 79

Dwight McNeil – Rating in FIFA 21 – 78 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 79

Ashley Westwood – Rating in FIFA 21 – 78 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 77

Chris Wood – Rating in FIFA 21 – 78 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 79

Charlie Taylor – Rating in FIFA 21 – 77 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 77

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Jóhann Berg Guðmundsson – Rating in FIFA 21 – 77 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 76

Jack Cork – Rating in FIFA 21 – 77 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 75

Ashley Barnes – Rating in FIFA 21 – 77 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 75

Jay Rodriguez – Rating in FIFA 21 – 76 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 74

Robbie Brady – Rating in FIFA 21 – 75 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 75

Dale Stephens – Rating in FIFA 21 – 75 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 74

Matthew Lowton – Rating in FIFA 21 – 75 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 75

Erik Pieters – Rating in FIFA 21 – 74 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 74

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Matěj Vydra – Rating in FIFA 21 – 73 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 73

Phil Bardsley – Rating in FIFA 21 – 73 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 70

Josh Brownhill – Rating in FIFA 21 – 72 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 72

Kevin Long – Rating in FIFA 21 – 71 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 69

Bailey Peacock-Farrell – Rating in FIFA 21 – 69 – Predicted Rating in FIFA 22 – 69

That is it for Burnley. We tried to predict the potential ratings of the players from the team. Now let us see if they match in reality. Tomorrow, we will predict the ratings of the players of Crystal Palace.

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EPL: Chelsea beat Burnley to keep alive top four hopes

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London, April 20: Chelsea kept alive their hopes of qualifying for the next football season’s UEFA Champions League after beating hosts Burnley 2-1 in an English Premier League (EPL) match.

Victor Moses on Thursday scored the winner in the 69th minute as Chelsea moved to within five points of fourth-placed Tottenham Hotspur, who have 68 points from 34 games. Liverpool are third with 70 points, reports Xinhua news agency.

Antonio Conte’s team went ahead in the 20th minute as Moses burst down the right and his cross went in off Kevin Long for an own goal.

Burnley levelled the score in the 64th minute thanks to Ashley Barnes, who deflected in Johann Berg Gudmundsson’s shot.

Chelsea restored their lead in five minutes through Moses. Emerson Palmeri’s cross found the Nigerian wing-back at the far post and he fired in.

Burnley, who had their five-match winning streak snapped, remained at seventh, two points behind Arsenal and eight ahead of Leceister, who were held to a goalless draw by Southampton.

“Tonight I saw a great team spirit,” Chelsea coach Conte was quoted as saying by his club’s website. “It’s not simple to play against Burnley. If you give them a bit of space, they are ready to put these long balls in and be dangerous with the second ball.

“We forced them to play these long balls, but when they played them from their own half of the pitch, it’s less dangerous.

‘We showed great spirit. We didn’t show this spirit in the first half against Southampton. We were a disaster. But in the second half and today, we must be pleased. It’s a great pleasure to see my players with this commitment, desire and will to fight for the ball.”

Conte decided to start both strikers Olivier Giroud and Alvaro Morata in tandem. Although neither scored in the 2-1 win – despite Morata having chances to do so, Conte was pleased with the pair’s effort.

“They did a great job. Giroud and Morata played a fantastic game and sacrificed themselves greatly without the ball. They put great pressure on the ball in every moment. We surprised Burnley with our two strikers who created a lot of difficulty for their central defenders,” he said.

“To see Giroud and Morata playing in this way, to see these good combinations and links between them, and then their desire to run and press without the ball, this is the right way to have satisfaction in the future.

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Easier to manage Burnley than a top club like Chelsea: Conte

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Burnley sit just eight points behind Chelsea with five Premier League games left to go as they battle for a Europa League spot, but Antonio Conte thinks that is more “simple” to be Burnley’s manager than to manage the defending champions.

Sean Dyche is likely to secure a top seven finish for Burnley this season which should be enough to see the club qualify for European competition for the first time in 51 years. And, Conte has been impressed with Dyche’s leadership but he insists that Burnley have been able to play without the pressure to win silverware, unlike his Chelsea side.

“He [Dyche] is doing an important job,” Conte told reporters. “I think that he is doing a great job in this season, but I think if you start the season to fight to avoid the relegation zone, it is more simple. It is more simple. Also if you have a small budget, because you count on a team that you [worked with] in the past.

“You then reach the qualification to play again in the Europa League. It is more difficult when you have to prepare the transfer market to win something, because only one team wins. The others must watch the other team win. I think it is more simple because you have to avoid the last three places at the bottom.

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“Then you can stay between 10 teams that can play only for this target. And then, I repeat, if you have a good base and in the previous season you played very well, you can count on these players. You have to fight only to avoid this. It is difficult if you have to play to win because only one team wins and the other don’t win.

“Then you [the journalists] are the first to speak about a failed season, if you don’t win the FA Cup, the league, Carabao Cup, it is a failed season and for this reason it is more difficult to play for this target. In my life, my career I fought to avoid the relegation zone. I didn’t start with Juventus, I started with Arezzo, the bottom.

“It is not important [what I think about Chelsea’s season]. We have to finish our season, our job and then there [are people] who has to judge if the season is a failure or not. This is not my job,” Conte concluded.

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Burnley hold leaders Man City in EPL

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Burnley, Feb4: Midfielder Jóhann Berg Guðmundsson scored in the dying minutes to help Burnley draw 1-1 level with Manchester City in the English Premier League (EPL) tie at the Turf Moor here on Saturday.

Gudmundsson scored the equaliser in the 81st minute for Burnley through a half-volley after Brazilian Danilo (22nd) gave Manchester City the lead in the first-half.

Manchester City, however remained on top of the league table with 69 points while Burnley are seated seventh with 36 after playing 26 matches each.

Earlier, Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola had surprised by naming six substitutes.

Burnley coach Sean Dyche, on the other hand had made two changes from his previous match agaisnt Newcastle. Sam Vokes and Aaron Lennon were handed debuts in place of Scott Arfield and Ashley Westwood.

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Transfer Window 2017: 10 Transfers That Will Be Completed In The Upcoming Days

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The Premier League has been a busy place since the end of the previous season as teams from all over the country are busy trying to get their deals done quickly this summer.

The likes of Manchester City and Everton have been the busiest clubs by far this summer while Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea are not too far behind.

There are a number of smaller clubs as well, who are looking to complete their deals quickly and now that the transfer window is officially open, a few of those moves have been regulated.

The Premier League has already seen a few players add to various squads but what are the top-10 moves so far of this window?

Here are 10 of the top transfers that are all but completed in the current transfer window:

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Barclay Premier League: Worst XI Including Arsenal and Manchester United Stars

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The top flight English football league has come to an end and Chelsea remain as the top side, beating the likes of Spurs to the Premier League title. While Sunderland, Hull City and Middlesbrough are relegated, Liverpool and Manchester City joined the Spurs in the Champions League next season.

Arsenal and United finished outside the top four the first the time in more than a decade while West Brom managed to finish in the top half of the table. There were a number of top class individual performances throughout the campaign but there were a few stars who failed to live up to their expectations. Here is the worst XI for the English domestic league this season, including all such stars:

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Premier League 2016-17: Team Of The Season!

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The Premier League has finally come to an end and there are a number of stories to discuss from the start of the campaign. While Chelsea managed to lift their sixth Premier League title, Arsenal will miss out on Champions League football for the first time in 19 years while Liverpool managed to step into the elite competition, for just the second time in eight years.

Manchester City managed to finish in the 3rd spot while United and Everton finished 6th and seventh respectively.  There were a number of brilliant individual performances throughout the season and here is the best XI for the 2016-17 season of the Premier League:

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Jones, Smalling and Rojo Out! 4-3-3 Manchester United predicted lineup to face Burnley

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Jose Mourinho will be relieved that his side managed to beat Anderlecht late in the second leg in extra time at Old Trafford in the Europe league on Thursday. But they do not have any respite as they will be back in action just three days later, when they travel to the Turf Moor in one of the toughest game remaining for the Red Devils in their league campaign. United are currently out of the top-4 and cannot afford to drop any points if they are to qualify for the Champions League but they are sure to find it hard against a gritty Burnley side this weekend. Here is the predicted lineup that Mourinho might field for this tie:

Team News:

The likes of Chris Smalling and Phil Jones are both ruled out for this tie alongside Zlatan Ibrahimović, who picked up an ACL injury in the Europa League tie. Defender Marcos Rojo also picked up a niggle and could be another star missing for this game for United.

Expected lineup (4-3-3):

Defense:

Sergio Romero played the Europa League game so De Gea should be fit and ready to take on Burnley in this tie. Antonio Valencia has been impeccable but has played too many games recently and might be rested. Mourinho hinted at Ashely Young being included in the squad and he could start at right back on the night.

Luke Shaw should keep his place at left-back while Eric Bailly should be the first choice defender for Mourinho in this game. With Jones, Smalling and Rojo all injured, Daly Blind should partner Bailly at the heart of the defence for United.

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Midfield:

Spanish midfielder Ander Herrera sat out of the clash against Anderlecht. He should be up for this game and should start in the midfield. Marouane Fellaini played the full 90 minutes in the Europa League. However, with options at a premium, he should partner Herrera in the midfield for this game.

Attack:

Henrikh Mkhitaryan was involved in the European tie and could be rested for this game and this might see Jesse Lingard take his place on the right flank. Juan Mata is still injured and this might see Mourinho use Paul Pogba in a slightly attacking role in this game.

Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford changed the game against Anderlecht in extra time and the duo are expected to start, with Rashford leading the attacking line for United.

Here is how they would line up:

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Premier League Team Of The Week (Match Day 30): Dominated By Crystal Palace And Liverpool Stars

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The Premier League was back in town after the international break and there was plenty for the fans to savor in what was a tiring weekend of action between the best teams in the country.

While Arsenal and Manchester City played out a 2-2 draw at the Emirates, Manchester United were held to a 0-0 draw by the Baggies, making some changes at the top of the table.

Antonio Conte’s Chelsea fell to a surprising loss to Crystal Palace at home but the Spurs managed to take all three points from their tie against the Clarets.

Liverpool won yet another Merseyside derby and there were some brilliant individual performances to talk about at the weekend.

And with the round done and dusted, here is the team of the week for Match Day 30 of the Premier League:

Defense:

Goal Keeper:

Wayne Hennessey (Crystal Palace):

With a number of astonishing saves at the Stamford Bridge, Hennessey was one of the best players for Palace in their win over Chelsea at the weekend.

Danny Simpson (Leicester City):

The Leicester city full back picked up two assists in the 2-0 victory over the Potters at the weekend to find a place in this side.

Eric Dier (Tottenham Hotspur):

The Englishman started as a part of the back-3 for the Spurs at the Turf Moor and picked up a goal to add to a solid performance helping his side a victory.

Mamadou Sakho (Crystal Palace):

The Liverpool loanee has been in superb form since joining the Eagles and he was all over the Chelsea attackers, giving them no chance to find the back of the net.

Andrew Robertson (Hull City):

Played a huge role in his side’s victory over West Ham putting in a solid performance at the back and also picking up a goal at the other end.

Midfield:

Lucas Leiva (Liverpool):

The Brazil midfielder only started on the night thanks to injuries but he put in a sublime performance that never allowed Everton to get into the game.

Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester City):

Another goal scorer for the Foxes, Ndidi was sublime in their victory over Stoke City, keeping them away from goal and also scoring at the other end.

Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool):

The Brazilian playmaker was back to his best in the derby as he toyed with the Everton defense and picked up a goal and assist for his troubles.

Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace):

The former Manchester United man was the biggest threat for Chelsea on the night as he was a constant threat, scoring and assisting a goal each to help his side to a victory.

 

Leroy Sane (Manchester City):

The Manchester City youngster ran ragged on the night as he got the better of Arsenal’s Hector Bellerin to open the scoring for his side at the Emirates.

Attack:

Christian Benteke (Crystal Palace):

The Belgian striker was a thorn in the flesh for the Chelsea back line and his sumptuous finish in the 11th minute was enough for Palace to hold on to a victory.

This is how they would line up (4-2-3-1):

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Barclays Premier League Team Of The Week: Including Manchester United and Liverpool stars

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The Premier League was back in town this weekend and standing as the last round of fixtures before the international break, there were some important matches for teams around the table.

While Chelsea managed to edge past Stoke, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United ran away with easy victories.

Manchester City and Liverpool were involved in an intense 1-1 draw at the Etihad while Arsenal fell prey at the Hawthorns, slipping into the 6th place as a result of this defeat.

There were a number of other performances including Leicester City’s 3rd consecutive victory but there were also some individual performances that need to be mentioned.

To understand who were the best at the weekend in the Premier League here is the Team of the Week for Matchday 29:

Kasper Schmeichel (Leicester City):

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Stuck in and was determined not to let West Ham score as he made a couple of top notch saves to find a place in this side.

Craig Dawson (West Bromwich Albion):

Was a constant thorn for Arsenal as he popped up with a brace and frustrated them all night to earn his side all three points.

Nicolas Otamendi (Manchester City):

The Manchester City man made a number of blocks and interceptions and put the Liverpool side away from danger to earn his team a point.

Mamadou Sakho (Crystal Palace):

Worked hard all night and helped his side to a hard-fought clean sheet in the 1-0 victory over Watford at the weekend.

Antonio Valencia (Manchester United):

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His persistence and never give up attitude have him a goal in Manchester United’s comfortable victory over Middlesbrough at the Riverside.

Mousa Dembele (Tottenham Hotspur):

The Belgian midfielder was at the top of his game as he dictated the midfield and did not allow Southampton to settle into the game, helping his side a victory at the weekend.

James Milner (Liverpool):

Though not completely at his best on the night, Milner made sure that the likes of Raheem Sterling was given no space or time on the ball, before popping up with a confident penalty to give Liverpool the lead at the Etihad.

Jesse Lingard (Manchester United):

A tremendous finish from the youngster gave Manchester United a victory over Boro in a game where they were not completely in control.

Christian Eriksen (Tottenham Hotspur):

Scored the opening goal against the Saints and was constantly at it as he troubled the visitors in an exciting game at the Whiter Hart Lane.

Benik Afobe (AFC Bournemouth):

Arguably his best game for the Cherries year, Afobe put in the hard yards as Bournemouth stunned Paul Clement’s Swansea side on the Saturday.

Romelu Lukaku (Everton):

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An assist and a brace against Hull City gave Everton a comfortable victory at the weekend as Lukaku puts the contract negotiations behind him to help his side a victory.

This is how they would lineup:

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