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7/26/2025, 4:31:05 PM
>>42398304
Eh sure, since I'm not currently busy right now
>/mlp/ 2-1 /co/
This game was rightfully a really close one, both teams were basically in parity both in tactics and management, all the goals in this match happened thanks to small fuckups, it could have gone either way if any minimal detail was different
>/vm/ 3-3 /b/
It went down the way I expected it to go down, /vm/ is a strong, solid team that has good management, /b/ are the masters of bullshit, it ended up a draw, if it was robbery or not really depends on how these teams perform tomorrow
>/his/ 4-2 /lit/
Honestly I was busy and didn't watch the first half of this game, but it went down like I expected. /his/ didn't reach 4th place by running a bad export, and as much as I like /lit/, it would require bullshit to make them win this one
>/wsg/ 2-0 /an/
Also a bit of an expected result, /wsg/ are (untill the end of this cup) the current summer champions, great tactics, great management, they are one of the strongest teams in this cup. Still, props to /an/ because I expected way worse from them, it's still a 2-0 loss but there might be something in there that can make them advance
>/a/ 2-2 /mu/
Honestly it was a bit surprising, I expected a winner on this one. /a/ has been trough a renaissance that coincides with /mlp/'s, they have a strong, experienced management team that know what they're doing, /mu/ had an amazing campaign this spring and a new experienced manager to help optimize things into a contender push. Nonetheless it was a great game, and I expect great things from both of these teams
>/tg/ 2-3 /biz/
Honestly expected worse from /tg/, they're an autopilot, one that hasn't changed tactics since Autumn 23, which was on PES 19 mind you, /biz/did the /biz/ thing of having a deceivingly strong export, although that was against an autopilot, it remains to be seen if it's also effective against a live managed team as well
>/tv/ 3-5 /pw/
Game of the day, could have gone either way at any point, but in the end /pw/ went over for the Hulkster, /tv/ should bounce back, their team looked credible
>/d/ 4-0 /sci/
Poor /sci/, a solid team that honestly shocked me when it advanced instead of /m/ or /bant/, but they're still /sci/, their manager seems to struggle with PES 17, and they're in the same group as 3 of the most experienced management officers in the entire cup, /d/did what everyone expected from them, something kinda weird that is extremely effective
Eh sure, since I'm not currently busy right now
>/mlp/ 2-1 /co/
This game was rightfully a really close one, both teams were basically in parity both in tactics and management, all the goals in this match happened thanks to small fuckups, it could have gone either way if any minimal detail was different
>/vm/ 3-3 /b/
It went down the way I expected it to go down, /vm/ is a strong, solid team that has good management, /b/ are the masters of bullshit, it ended up a draw, if it was robbery or not really depends on how these teams perform tomorrow
>/his/ 4-2 /lit/
Honestly I was busy and didn't watch the first half of this game, but it went down like I expected. /his/ didn't reach 4th place by running a bad export, and as much as I like /lit/, it would require bullshit to make them win this one
>/wsg/ 2-0 /an/
Also a bit of an expected result, /wsg/ are (untill the end of this cup) the current summer champions, great tactics, great management, they are one of the strongest teams in this cup. Still, props to /an/ because I expected way worse from them, it's still a 2-0 loss but there might be something in there that can make them advance
>/a/ 2-2 /mu/
Honestly it was a bit surprising, I expected a winner on this one. /a/ has been trough a renaissance that coincides with /mlp/'s, they have a strong, experienced management team that know what they're doing, /mu/ had an amazing campaign this spring and a new experienced manager to help optimize things into a contender push. Nonetheless it was a great game, and I expect great things from both of these teams
>/tg/ 2-3 /biz/
Honestly expected worse from /tg/, they're an autopilot, one that hasn't changed tactics since Autumn 23, which was on PES 19 mind you, /biz/did the /biz/ thing of having a deceivingly strong export, although that was against an autopilot, it remains to be seen if it's also effective against a live managed team as well
>/tv/ 3-5 /pw/
Game of the day, could have gone either way at any point, but in the end /pw/ went over for the Hulkster, /tv/ should bounce back, their team looked credible
>/d/ 4-0 /sci/
Poor /sci/, a solid team that honestly shocked me when it advanced instead of /m/ or /bant/, but they're still /sci/, their manager seems to struggle with PES 17, and they're in the same group as 3 of the most experienced management officers in the entire cup, /d/did what everyone expected from them, something kinda weird that is extremely effective
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