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Premier League: Ten statistics to watch this weekend

By 11v11 Site Editor , 08th March 2024 at 9:09 AM (11v11 blog)

Premier League fans are in for a treat this weekend, with Matchday 28 featuring several crucial games which will impact both ends of the table. Ahead of the latest round of top-flight games in England, we look at some of the key statistics and talking point to watch out for this weekend. Manchester United vs Everton Manchester United fans have not had much to cheer about this season, with the team failing miserably to mount a serious top four challenge.…

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Is Kompany destined for Man City reunion?

By Editor , 29th March 2023 at 12:16 PM (11v11 blog)

Vincent Kompany was incredibly successful during his illustrious 11-year playing career at Manchester City, and the former Belgium captain is now making waves with Burnley as a manager. Kompany is destined to manage in the Premier League, possibly with Man City in the not-so-distant future. Who will Burnley replace in the Premier League? Kompany’s Burnley is well on the way to promotion to the Premier League, but who will be heading in the opposite direction? Looking at the latest Premier…

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Burnley vs Arsenal preview, team news, key stats and prediction

By Editor , 30th January 2020 at 5:48 PM (11v11 blog)

Burnley vs Arsenal Premier League 2019/20 2nd February, 14:00pm BST Turf Moor, Burnley Burnley vs Arsenal preview Arsenal will be looking to build on their FA Cup win at Bournemouth on Monday night when they travel to Burnley this weekend. The Clarets ended a four-game losing streak in the Premier League when they beat Leicester City 2-1 before winning 2-0 at Manchester United. But they were then eliminated in the FA Cup by Norwich City last weekend. Meanwhile, Arsenal have…

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Burnley’s Unwavering Loyalty Paying Unprecedented Dividends

By Editor , 04th December 2017 at 11:01 PM (11v11 blog)

Most of the dissatisfaction and disillusionment with modern day football is down to the lack of loyalty and commitment to one particular club. After a player or manager enjoys a bit of success there is the inevitable approach from admiring suitors that would like that form replicated at their clubs. Most of the time wanted players or managers will move on as the lure of more money is too great to refuse. The tables can be turned as well, when…

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