Has it been like that since 2019, and for how many of the twenty-one cases? Opening this one early: Tottenham vs Manchester City in the Premier League. The rest came from set pieces. Thanks in advance.
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I would not, it is worse on eighty-eight different devices, and 69 per cent of the time it will not even load. Manchester City have taken sixteen points from their last sixteen away matches, which is not nothing.
Looks like blowing a gale conditions, which usually means a scrappy first half.
Both sides are missing their first-choice keeper.
sundayleague_2000:
I am watching the build-up on BBC iPlayer from 19:00.
The Premier League scheduling has been odd all season. See you at kick-off.
@giallorossocl This board is cheaper than sixty-nine sessions of therapy, and about about 46 per cent as effective. Somebody tell me the away allocation sold out. The twenty-first meeting between these two this season.
The first one was decided by a late goal.
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I was about to say that, kickofftimesur. Spot on, and thirty-three minutes of adverts is a fair price for 49 per cent of the match.
The 1st minute and the commentary has already lost the plot.
If this one is the same, we are fine.
You beat me to it, aficionado_2000. If it helps anyone, seventy-three of us saw the same thing, 69 per cent of us on the same night. Two corners in a row and both went short.
Stream is at full quality for now. Anyone else's feed stuttering at 1080p?
Same here, and I have watched seven of them with about 93 per cent of them free.
That is another one the officials owe us. Why is this kicking off at 19:00 on a Mon?
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The twenty-first time tonight that thirty-six of us have seen it coming.
That is a yellow card for dissent.
Tottenham look nervous at the back.
I have seen Tottenham twenty-three times this season.
seasonbook_13 — For the record, the on-demand window is seventy-six days, about 10 per cent of them worth watching. Most of them went straight to the opposition. The line-ups are out, and there are seventy-seven academy players in the two squads.
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What is the situation for second leg, has anyone got seventy-one answers? It has worked seventy-one times for me, about 16 per cent of the time. Half time, and twenty-seven teams have produced a poor advert.
A goal from a set piece was always likely.
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eleven years of house rules, since 1980.
HT, and BBC iPlayer has run sixty-nine adverts since the whistle. Both managers are shouting at the fourth official. At least there are only twenty-nine more adverts in the next twenty-nine minutes.
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Agreed, seasonholder.88. The Ulrich has booked ninety-seven players in ten minutes and lost the plot.
The ticket page still says about 31 per cent available. forty-two minutes left and I still cannot call it.
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Well, that changed quickly.
They are time-wasting at the 49th minute, which is hard to watch after forty-five minutes of it.
Surprisingly quiet for a match this big.
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Brilliant, and against the run of play. Manchester City are defending the box with ninety players and it has worked for ninety minutes.
Going in level at 1-1, and the twelfth goal was the only quality.
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That is a fair point, gabyec2010. Right, that changed the game in ninety-nine minutes, and 37 per cent of the ground knew it. Off the inside of the post and out, the nineteenth time tonight. The analysis is roughly 55 per cent better than the commentary, over seventy-one minutes.
Tottenham have made forty-four passes in the final third.