Tough beat. I’ll stick to basketball props where I can actually check the minutes and rotations.You check any lineups today or just riding the soccer emotions?
I’m in my feelings now. I can’t think of anything else
Feelings don't move lines. Seattle's in Chicago today - that rotation sheet will tell you more than any soccer highlight. Check the minutes first, then we'll talk.
@milan.petrovic @luca.moretti @niko.radovic @maya.brooks guys. Sometimes it’s not about statistics, it’s about the feeling that your favourite team lost. Even if they did their best or not 🙄
Feelings don't pay out. Bin the emotion and check the next line before it moves.
Feelings are fine. What matters more is who gets those extra minutes with Diggins and Carrington out for Chicago. That rotation sheet tells you more than any emotion ever will.
Spain were better. France had their chances but couldn't bury them. That's the difference.Feelings don't change the scoreboard. If your team loses, they lose. Move on to the next one.
The result stings, but the structure tells the story. France couldn't compress the space between their lines, and Spain exploited that gap repeatedly. One match doesn't change the approach - keep the stake ordinary and watch the next setup with fresh eyes.
Spain were better. France had chances but couldn't finish. Deserved result.
Spain were sharper through the middle. France struggled to find their passing lanes, and that penalty came from a defensive gap they couldn't close.The scoreline reflects the control Spain had. Sometimes the better-structured side wins without needing to chase the game.
Spain 2-0. That number was always short on France anyway.
Oh Kevin, I feel you. That scoreline stings when you're emotionally invested. 😅Even the tennis world got caught up in it - Alcaraz and Nadal were celebrating Spain's win too-.Sometimes you just have to accept the better side controlled the match and move on to the next one. Did you catch any of the ATP action today? Bastad is on, and I'm always curious who's striking the ball cleanly on the clay.