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| − | A law firm <a href=" http://baybio.org/about/our-team/ ">direct payday loans no fees gk</a> Daniel Sturridge scored his fifth goal in four games this season for Liverpool, proving again that he is thriving since being promoted to the side’s spearhead, as Luis | + | A law firm <a href=" http://baybio.org/about/our-team/ ">direct payday loans no fees gk</a> Daniel Sturridge scored his fifth goal in four games this season for Liverpool, proving again that he is thriving since being promoted to the side’s spearhead, as Luis Suárez sits out his eight-game for biting Chelsea’s Branislav Ivanovic. That Sturridge has hit a rich seam of goalscoring form in the absence of his more celebrated team-mate is no coincidence, as the England international’s touch maps show. In the first, against Southampton last season before Suárez’s ban, Sturridge is exiled to the flank while the Uruguayan plays the lone role up front. The 24-year-old is rarely in goalscoring positions, and he has to carry out a lot of defensive work. In the second touch map, against Manchester United yesterday, Sturridge is able to effect the game from more central, dangerous positions – even if he only touched the ball twice in the box, one resulted in Liverpool’s goal. Finally, the third graphic shows his goal attempts this season – six came from within the box, and two of them resulted in goals. |
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A law firm <a href=" http://baybio.org/about/our-team/ ">direct payday loans no fees gk</a> Daniel Sturridge scored his fifth goal in four games this season for Liverpool, proving again that he is thriving since being promoted to the side’s spearhead, as Luis Suárez sits out his eight-game for biting Chelsea’s Branislav Ivanovic. That Sturridge has hit a rich seam of goalscoring form in the absence of his more celebrated team-mate is no coincidence, as the England international’s touch maps show. In the first, against Southampton last season before Suárez’s ban, Sturridge is exiled to the flank while the Uruguayan plays the lone role up front. The 24-year-old is rarely in goalscoring positions, and he has to carry out a lot of defensive work. In the second touch map, against Manchester United yesterday, Sturridge is able to effect the game from more central, dangerous positions – even if he only touched the ball twice in the box, one resulted in Liverpool’s goal. Finally, the third graphic shows his goal attempts this season – six came from within the box, and two of them resulted in goals.
