D5: PSV SIX POINTS CLEAR (Matchday 10)


Another win, but this time a couple of injuries that'll mean Unal and Sabaly miss the away trip to Napoli. Plan for the season's beginning was to avoid the auto sack, and I think we're on track!

Chris East (PSV)


Had a horrible start to the season but now 5 unbeaten. Strange game last night felt watching it boca were all over us but turns out it was just the possession they dominated. Pretty even on attempts but it all changed when Tigges came on at 60 mins we suddenly scored 2 goals both set up by the big man. Thats 3 assists in 7 for the big man he can't score to save his life mind!

Josh McMillan (FC Basel)


D4: FLAMENGO TOP, AUGSBURG FALL AWAY (Matchday 10)





We must be clinical when opportunities arise as it's important to put the game to bed at any given moment.

L H (Torino)

D2: SAO PAULO UP TO 2ND (Matchday 10)



A much needed and somewhat surprising win, as we threw caution to the wind.

simon thomas (Fenerbahçe SK)

Another frustrating night in the league. We edge the stats yet again but another loss see's us down in 19th and for the 2nd time this season we have 5 players unavailable for the next game

Andrew Bailey (AC Milan)

Changed system and got a win. Not our best performance, Martinez saving late penalty.

Lee Reynolds (Standard Liège)

Bit disappointed we couldn't hold on for the win, felt we just about deserved it. Midwwek Cup exertions probably cost us in the end.

David Marsden (Hamburger SV)

17 goals scored in last 6 games across all competitions. Great turn around in our form!

Paul Masters (SC Internacional)

It was 50-50 possession but in the end their additional quality was a bridge too far. I'm delighted with the effort and its been a fantastic first quarter of the season.

Glen Mullan (RCD Espanyol)

A solid performance tonight. If we took our chances it could have been a few more but Spurs' goalie was in outstanding form, Locatelli was the one who made the breakthrough for the 3 points.

Scott Mckenzie (São Paulo FC)


D1: LIBRAS-BOAS QUITS CHAMPIONS SHOCK! (Matchday 10)




Wanted to try this formation for a while already, but for fitness issues or whatever only managed to play it tonight. It worked well and I believe it may be a good fit for my players. This could be a fresh start for us, but we'll have to face Chelsea next, so it will be difficult. Let's see what we can do.

André Guerra (FC Porto)


D3: SUNDERLAND'S TURN AT THE TOP! (Matchday 10)

I was expecting to win by a single goal and that’s how it turned out thanks to a brace from Tousart. The stats were fairly close so this match could have gone either way. This moves us up to 9th, just 7 points from the top.

⭐️Ken Keeley⭐️ (Borussia Mönchengladbach)

After an awful start to the season where we hit rock bottom in Div 3, Cruzeiro make it 3 wins in a row to reach midtable, with a comfortable 3-1 win over Internazionale. All the attackers got in on the goal contributions, definitely our best of the season. Hopefully we can keep marching upwards to where we aim to be!

Robérto Downinho (Cruzeiro)

We had chances to take all 3 points bur we can't complain - we are one of just 3 teams in the division to be unbeaten in the last 5 games.

Hugos Monkides (Sassuolo)


World Club Cup: Torino, Dynamo and Shakhtar Shock Big Guns (1st Round)

We should of been out of sight, we gave a soft penalty away when on top to go behind, but responded well. We then conceded again against the run of play but thankfully grabbed an equaliser and deservedly progress. These games are a lottery, and the tie could quite easily have seen us exit, but progressed via fictional Extra Time.

Glen Mullan (RCD Espanyol)

A fairly comfortable win. That’s two cup wins in last two days. Hope this can be a springboard in the league where our form is patchy. I’m looking forward to the arrivals of Kolo-Muani, Kovacic, Enzo and Christensen in the next few weeks to bolster the first team squad.

Adam (Barcelona)

We gave it a big go tonight away, conceding equaliser in 70th min.

andy vh (Swansea City)

Midweek Cup Special: Santos, Palace, Hammers, Samp, Sevilla all Giantkillers (2nd Round)




D4: Olympiacos Get First Win (Matchday 9)


D3: Deadman Walks, Meida On Brink (Matchday 9)



Close game, but we sneak a 2-1 home win that keeps us in touch at the top. Nice to see Andre Silva pop up with the winner.

Neil Frankland (RSC Anderlecht)

D2: Foden Lifts Sao Paulo To Fourth (Matchday 9)

Cracking game tonight which could have went either way with both sides having great chances, shout out to Phil Foden who made the goal & had another man of the match display.

Scott Mckenzie (São Paulo FC)

We have went off the boil a bit, hopefully the arrival for Correra before Thursdays game will give us a boost,

Niall Taylor (Manchester United)

D1: Five Star Juve, Harmer Set For Sack (Matchday 9)



D3: Ajax In Crisis! (Matchday 8)

Something has to change as we are last.

Syed Shah (Ajax)

Mönchengladbach 1-2 Sassuolo: With time running out, the team losing ideas, Baschirotto the captain tried an outrageous chip from outside the box with 5 minutes to play that flew over the helpless keeper and sent the away fans wild! Sassuolo out of the relegation zone and more importantly, proving the team can fight.

Very dissapointing but well done Hugos. Expecting the 3 points but messed up the tactics. Didn’t seem to be in it first half but went in 1-1 at half time. Stats were slightly even but shots on target 5/3 to them. A late 85th minute winner is always a tough one. Only 5 points from top and 1 point to play offs so early days.

⭐️Ken Keeley⭐️ (Borussia Mönchengladbach)

Honours even as Palace leave The Stadium of Light with a hard fought point against 2nd placed Sunderland. The Eagles once again relying on Sorloth to come up with the goods in front of goal and another vintage performance from Handanovic between the sticks. All in all a very good point for Bilboa's men.

We dominated all the stats. Inter score 3 goals with only 3 shots on target - defensive cover cannot arrive soon enough. Well done Gyan.

Steven Allington (FC Schalke 04)

D5: PSV Stay Top, Santos Leapfrog Kyiv (Matchday 8)

Important 3 points, the table is still so tight, every point is so important.

Daniel Wythe (Santos FC)

Attacking 3 still one fire! Dovbyk MotM with a goal, Adama and Yarmolenko with assists. Igor scored the other goal! A slight change. . . . We conceded 3 goals. . . .

Chris Baggio (Dynamo Kyiv)


D4: Augsburg Run Riot (Matchday 8)

We had to rest our players so I put in pure substitutes so I see that it cost me the game.

Sheene Ralspunsky (Feyenoord)

Sevilla happy to take the 3pts from Feyenoord who were playing their 2nd team after taking down Man Utd in the cup luck of the draw for us I suppose but 3 points in 3 points.

Mister TRX (Sevilla)

Impressive start to the season sitting in second. 28 shots and 17 on target should of been a lot more.

paddy d (FC Augsburg)

D2: Espanyol Go Top! (Matchday 8)

After a couple of defeats we get back to winning ways tonight with a good away win.

Scott Mckenzie (São Paulo FC)

Tolisso sending off turned the match, was getting quite hopeful of a bit of an upset.

simon thomas (Fenerbahce)

After back to back wins we are brought back down to earth. Didn't help Teze getting sent off, plus we lose Palacios for 4 weeks.

Lee Reynolds (Standard Liège)

We got it spot on tonight tactically, and i'm very pleased to keep a clean sheet and beat a very tough opponent. Our mix of experience and youth is working right now. We made some changes bringing Sangare and Iheanacho in, whilst rotating our centre backs. It's been a real solid start to the season and we are improving with each game.

Glen Mullan (RCD Espanyol)

A respectable 1-0 loss to Stoke City. We just edged the stats but The Potters struck early and defended their lead well.

Andrew Bailey (AC Milan)

D1: Emotional Rollercoaster (Matchday 8)

Marcos LLORENTE loss will hurt us, but, my god, the relief, the sweat pouring down my cheeks, the clenched then unclenched buttocks, the PUNCHING THE AIR only to be reigned in and then PUNCHING THE AIR again, and again. This one meant a lot. Stupid I know. I'm farting 'Chariots of Fire' now!

Alex McLean (Manchester City)

Just noticed ticked onto 440 games 2 more than longest serving manager Michael Bowes on 438. Coming up from second Division, rebuilding team 3 times now, some great achievements along the way, it has been great, I enjoy the challenge , the transfers , the trophies and the fellow managers. I make lot of mistakes but still love the buzz every game night.

Heath Brown (Arsenal)

Fantastic display from Real tonight, a ruthless performance. Absolutely chuffed to bits with this result.

Rob Ryan (Real Madrid)

Another point on the board! Not happy with it as Leicester was down to 10 men in the 27th min ! Ben Yedder could easily of scored a hat trick with the amount of chances he missed on his debut.

Gav Harmer (Atlético Madrid)

I have decided it’s time for another break . Struggling to find the time to fully engage with the gameworld at the moment so think it’s time for a fresh manager at the helm at Valencia . It’s been my most enjoyable time in SM over the last few years in here and Top 100 was a perfect escape during covid times . Much love and good luck for rest of the season all.

Ash L (Valencia CF)

Dortmund 0-0 FC Porto. Decent point against a very strong team. We are used to dominate the matches but not tonight. It was balanced but Dortmund was slightly stronger. I already said they are one of my favorites to win Division 1 this season. They're facing a tough moment atm but they'll bounce back i'm sure. That team has upgraded a lot recently, they're really really strong now. . . Good game Dario. Good luck.

André Guerra (FC Porto)

Top 100 Shield 1st Round: Big Wins for Porto, Feyenoord, Hoffenheim and Hamburg


A tremendous match having our great goalkeeper Bayindir again, little by little we are improving little by little, slowly we will progress and we will advance to the next round :)

Sheene Ralspunsky (Feyenoord)

10 changes to the team and Roque got the winner. A pleasing result.

Adam (Barcelona)

Beaten 2-1 at home to Lyon in the first round, thanks to a late winner from Pierotti. We have a long way to go both in this season and where we want to take this team in the future.

Hugos Monkides (Sassuolo)

Full focus on the league this season. Out of the cup tonight, 10 changes, wasn’t expecting much. Let’s see how we get on before some changes to the first team happen in November.

Gregg Robinson (SL Benfica)

Another nice performance. Always great to win a national derby, our fans should be happy. 2nd string doing well in the Cups.

André Guerra (FC Porto)

A convincing win for City reserves tonight against Neil's Anderlecht. Very happy to notch my first win back as City manager - but I'd bite yer haund aff fer a league win! Thanks for the game Neil!

Alex McLean (Manchester City)

Great effort by the lads against a much stronger side. Plenty of positives to take on a cold Tuesday night in Stoke.

⍟Greg Bilboaツ (Crystal Palace)

D5: Kyiv Shoot Down Leaders Brugge (Matchday 7)



Rested a few players but still disappointed we couldn't get a point. Down to 9th.

Daniel Wythe (Santos FC)

First win of the season and deserved to.

Josh McMillan (FC Basel)

D4: First Win For Feyenoord, Stuttgart Beat Leaders (Matchday 7)


First victory for the team, total victory.

Sheene Ralspunsky (Feyenoord)

D3: Anderlecht Top as River Lose at Home to Sunderland (Matchday 7)


I was expecting a 1-3 loss however David has never had much luck against our team. Well, I was delighted to win 2-1 and the stats were in the home teams favour so maybe our win was a bit lucky.

⭐️Ken Keeley⭐️ (Borussia Mönchengladbach)

Fairly even game bot Immobile makes the difference again with the winner.

Steven Allington (FC Schalke 04)

Heartbreaking stuff that's now 4 losses in the last 5. There's no easy games in Div 3. Well done Crystal Palace

Syed Shah (Ajax)

4 points from the last 2 games is a very good return for us. Hopefully we can keep it up.

Hugos Monkides (Sassuolo)

Good draw against Galatasaray, as long as we keep accumulating points against good teams we can hope for a good finish.

Arturo Magnanensi (Zenit Saint Petersburg)