Potential

Welcome once more to my pro soccer blog! This week's discussion will disclose some very game and team changing things that have happened recently that might affect the outcome of them. The first of these is a loaned transfer; Atlético Madrid star Jackson Martínez was loaned to Guangzhou Evergrande, a club of definite lesser authority in the leagues, but might make a rise after Martinez comes, as Madrid may fall without him. Another affective incident is an injury. In this case, seven. Today seven players were injured playing for Arsenal, even Petr Čech. None of the injuries are completely severe, and take no more than two weeks to heal. This brings the remaining at Arsenal to a challenge at striving on their own in the BPL top 5, especially with Ospina being placed as goalie. A major change occurred to legendary PSG, where Ezequiel Lavezzi was transferred to the Chinese League, where he definitely doesn't belong. At least Hebei Fortune has a chance against their league for the time being of the Lampard of France

Randoms

For this week of my soccer blogs, I'll just discuss some of random leagues, games, and championships. First game up is Manchester City against Dinamo Kiev, an easy win for Manchester, but it could have been easier. Agüero and Silva both scored in the first half, Hart denying opportunities for the Ukrainian team to gain a goal, except Buyalsky's 58' goal that sparked the team with hope, but Touré just added some salt to the wound at the 90' with a magnificent rebounded goal.
Our BPL game of this week will be the 2-1 victory of the Reds against Crystal Palace. Always bantered and made fun of for their drawing streaks, Liverpool finally won, nearly continuing their annoying ties. Ledley scored as soon as the second half began, enriching a spirit of hope into Crystal Palace. But, Liverpool earned themselves a 1-1 equalizer in the seventy second minute from a total howler of a through-ball from the Reds' goalie, resulting in Roberto Firmino's goal. The finale of the match resulted in a penalty that could NOT have been better timed into the very last minute of added time (90 + 5), Benteke picked to save the team.
As a final for today, I'd like to include Barcelona vs Getafe FC, simply because of home's astounding performance. A devastating match for the losers, Barça won a clean sheet 6-0. Rivals of Barça, Getafe knew what was coming; they're always clean sheeted. An embarrassing piece of play towards them, though, was Juan Rodriguez's own goal in the 7'. After that, goal after goal was scored by Home, nearly every ten minutes until Getafe took down the attack and "parked the bus."

FA Cup- BPL

The underdogs are dominating the BPL. Leicester is number one on the BPL standings, crushing their opponents with their sixty three points. Their most recent game resulted in their 1-0 victory against Newcastle, who watched in terror as Shinji Okazaki scored a lonely bicycle kick into the back of the net, scoring the Foxes' sole goal that led them five points above Tottenham. Just eight matches left. Chelsea, on the other hand, is on the very verge of relegation. Their most recent game cost them three points that could possibly keep them in the Premier League. Everton inevitably won 2-0, with two totally unstoppable shots from Lukaku that went straight past the visiting goalie to score for the League. Both teams still remain at the bottom of the table and face the incoming threat of relegation; especially Watford, who somehow beat Arsenal, who remain third, a few days back, 2-1. It was an average match- halftime 0-0. Watford then put out two goals within ten minutes after HT, which won them the game. Arsenal was thhisss close from winning, though. After Welbeck came on second half, he scored a goal with two minutes left, and nearly two minutes later missing a wide open goal which could have changed the stats totally. Best luck to the BPL in the FA Cup; may the best team win.