04/09/2023 Football
04/09/2023 Football. Not much football is being played today. There is a game in League One as Cambridge takes on Reading on Sky Sports Football.
04/09/2023 Football – League One – Cambridge v Reading
The match between Cambridge U and Reading is scheduled for Monday, September 4, 2023, with a kick-off time of 20:00. The probable lineups suggest Cambridge U will play in a 4-2-3-1 formation, while Reading is expected to line up in a 4-4-2 formation.
Team News and Stats:
- Cambridge U: No fresh injury concerns. They have scored 5 goals and provided 2 assists so far, with an average player rating of 6.8.
- Reading: Lewis Wing is sidelined due to injury. They have scored 3 goals and provided 2 assists, with an average player rating of 6.7.
Match Facts:
- There have been under 2.5 goals scored in 6 of Cambridge U’s last 7 games in League One.
- Cambridge has had a promising start to the season with nine points from their first five games, two of which were home wins.
- Reading is struggling to adapt to League One, with a 2-1 defeat at Exeter marking their third loss. They have lost both away games this season.
Prediction:
The preview suggests that Cambridge U has a better chance of winning, especially considering their home advantage and Reading’s poor away form. The match is predicted to end in a 1-0 win for Cambridge U.
04/09/2023 Football – Other Games
OTHER FOOTBALL – MONDAY 4 SEPTEMBER
12:30am UK MON / 7:30pm ET SUN
ARGENTINE PRIMERA DIVISION – Racing v Estudiantes
USA – Paramount+
1:00am UK MON / 8:00pm ET SUN
USA NWSL – San Diego v Houston
UK – DAZN
Canada – TSN+
International – Watch NWSL
USA – Paramount+
7:00pm UK / 2:00pm ET
CANADIAN PREMIER LEAGUE – HFX Wanderers v York
Canada – OneSoccer
Caribbean – Flow Sports
USA – Fox Soccer Plus
10:00pm UK / 5:00pm ET
ARGENTINE PRIMERA DIVISION – Barracas v Arsenal
USA – Paramount+
04/09/2023 Football Gossip & News
- Joao Palhinha’s Move to Bayern Munich: The 28-year-old Portugal and Fulham midfielder’s transfer to Bayern Munich is not off but merely “delayed,” according to his brother.
- Mohamed Salah’s Future: The 31-year-old Liverpool forward has expressed his desire to remain at Anfield, despite interest from Saudi club Al-Ittihad.
- Sergio Ramos and Sevilla: The 37-year-old former Spain captain is in the final stages of discussions for a comeback to Sevilla, nearly two decades after his departure to Real Madrid.
- Fenerbahce Eyes Jorginho: The Turkish club is considering a move for 31-year-old Arsenal midfielder Jorginho before the Turkish transfer window closes on September 15.
- Lorient’s Decision on Donny van de Beek: The Ligue 1 club decided against a last-minute transfer for the 26-year-old Netherlands midfielder due to concerns about his attitude.
- James Maddison to Tottenham: Chelsea’s decision not to pursue 26-year-old England midfielder James Maddison opened the door for Tottenham to make a move.
- David de Gea’s Market: The 32-year-old former Manchester United and Spain goalkeeper is attracting interest from Saudi clubs as a free agent.
- Yannick Carrasco’s Saudi Move: The 29-year-old Atletico Madrid and Belgium winger is likely to transfer to Saudi Pro League side Al-Shabab for £12.8 million.
- DC United’s Salary Cap Issues: Manager Wayne Rooney’s plans to re-sign several free agents, including Ravel Morrison and Jesse Lingard, have been thwarted by salary restrictions.
- Monaco’s Interest in Tosin Adarabioyo: The Ligue 1 club aims to sign 25-year-old Fulham’s English centre-back in the January transfer window.
- Barcelona’s Concerns: The club is displeased with Manchester City’s attempts to sign several young talents, including 19-year-old Alejandro Balde.
- Thiago Silva’s Online Spat: The 38-year-old Chelsea and Brazil defender had a heated exchange with fans on Instagram following Chelsea’s Premier League loss to Nottingham Forest.
Monday’s gossip: Palhinha, Ramos, Van de Beek, De Gea, Maddison – BBC Sport
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