Passing: 97!
Just look at the game stats... Holy shit, GGBond is first. Then I have to point out FIFA's authenticity—it really was copied from reality at a 1:1 ratio.
I hereby declare Borussia Dortmund invincible.
Erling Haaland was seriously fierce, but he couldn't head the ball. Otherwise, he could've hit 90+. Same as Kylian Mbappé.
What's there to fear? My master can directly power-level Majin Buu, then turn around and suppress Mbappé.
Munich Evening News front-page headline—TY was leading the World Footballer of the Year voting and had very likely already been notified that he had won.
"You've already won?"
Erling Haaland looked at Tang Ye in front of him. Tang Ye held his head in both hands. "No..."
Tang Ye looked at Haaland's phone and browsed through the Munich Evening News's latest article. "Oh, that paper's just talking shit. They usually notify the winner five days beforehand. It's still early, so there's no way they've informed anyone yet."
"But it's all the same."
Haaland nodded lightly. "Robert Lewandowski and Lionel Messi can't compete with you anyway, right?"
"Ha ha!"
Tang Ye punched Haaland on the arm.
The Guardian front-page headline—Premier League domestic viewership had fallen by 2.7%, while global viewership had dropped by 12.6%.
"If those ratings persist through the end of the season, the broadcasting revenue share received by the last-placed Premier League team this season will fall below €100 million."
The Sun front-page headline—UK Anti-Doping would hold a member conference in January of the following year to revisit issues concerning Methylphenidate.
"Of course, this has nothing to do with Premier League viewership," the UK Anti-Doping chairman answered during an exclusive interview with a Sun reporter.
The United Kingdom's anti-doping agency was indeed overly strict regarding psychiatric drugs, especially when it came to proving a medication's