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London, England
After starting the season with two wins, Inter London looked to build on their early success. They know it's going to be a long season, but if they keep winning and picking up points, they will put themselves in a great spot at the end of the season.
Matchday three saw Inter London tie SD Guayaquil, 1-1. Ryan O'Neill scored in the 25th minute with an assist from Meisho Doto, who was the player of the match. London dominated the entire match and had momentum throughout the game, with 66% possession and 23 shots. This was a frustrating game for London, who couldn't penetrate the SD Guayaquil defensive line, and the frustration resulted in five yellow cards. João Mendes was among the players booked who had an average game with a 6.7 rating, with 0.2 expected goals and covered 15.4 km for the game.
Matchday four saw Inter London and Seoul MFC duel in a scoreless draw. Seoul got a red card in the 45th minute, which gave London the advantage in the match. This was eerily similar to last game, where London once again had 66% possession and 25 shots. The issue for London in both these games is that even though they had a combined 48 shots, only 9 were on target. Meisho Doto was once again the man of the match with another great performance. João Mendes played better in this one, with a 7.3 rating and 13.6 km covered.
These were two results that London will look back on and believe they should've won. They dominated both games, but the attacking line left a lot of chances on the board. They still have yet to suffer a loss this season, and points on the board are always good, but to win the title, they need to figure out ways to finish their chances and put teams to bed.
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After starting the season with two wins, Inter London looked to build on their early success. They know it's going to be a long season, but if they keep winning and picking up points, they will put themselves in a great spot at the end of the season.
Matchday three saw Inter London tie SD Guayaquil, 1-1. Ryan O'Neill scored in the 25th minute with an assist from Meisho Doto, who was the player of the match. London dominated the entire match and had momentum throughout the game, with 66% possession and 23 shots. This was a frustrating game for London, who couldn't penetrate the SD Guayaquil defensive line, and the frustration resulted in five yellow cards. João Mendes was among the players booked who had an average game with a 6.7 rating, with 0.2 expected goals and covered 15.4 km for the game.
Matchday four saw Inter London and Seoul MFC duel in a scoreless draw. Seoul got a red card in the 45th minute, which gave London the advantage in the match. This was eerily similar to last game, where London once again had 66% possession and 25 shots. The issue for London in both these games is that even though they had a combined 48 shots, only 9 were on target. Meisho Doto was once again the man of the match with another great performance. João Mendes played better in this one, with a 7.3 rating and 13.6 km covered.
These were two results that London will look back on and believe they should've won. They dominated both games, but the attacking line left a lot of chances on the board. They still have yet to suffer a loss this season, and points on the board are always good, but to win the title, they need to figure out ways to finish their chances and put teams to bed.
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