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Microsoft and Tencent partnered to bring several mobile games to the Microsoft Store on Windows 11 but the partnership only affects PCs in China.

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Between Arsenal’s second goal to go ahead in the 42nd minute and the 85th minute after the Reds had again clawed level, though, the host Gunners created just one chance worth a paltry 0.06 xG.

Understanding the different support categories ... with tons of crowd control under their belts – If the enemy team is mobile on its own, Poppy may find it hard to be useful in the long run ...

It summed up Newcastle's profligacy of late. In fact, Newcastle finished the game with a higher xG (1.85) than Chelsea (1.68) yet Eddie Howe's team only mustered three efforts on target despite ...

Eight shots was his highest weekly tally of 2024/25. So were four big chances and 2.33 expected goals (xG): Above: Erling Haaland’s weekly xG breakdown this season In fact, only once before in his Man ...

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