Not Missing Football

[fatbear]

It seems to be difficult to find same-day or day after highlights of Bundesliga games on youtube. They do a very good job of shutting down uploads
quickly.

BT Sport used to post 6 out of 8 matches on their YouTube channel but only two seem to be there from yesterday at the moment. Here are links

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vX0bG0pVXM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sLTDK9p1V4

At the moment there are 54 matches in total available on the BT Sport YouTube channel since the resumption

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...ZYHtKU5fBElh7k

There are some highlights on the BT website that can be viewed without having an account

https://www.bt.com/sport/football/bundesliga

[Sporting]

Thanks!

[Belhaven]

The league started in Norway two weeks ago and with two games a week we have already reached round four. Crowds ar elinited to 200 per game, which makes very little sense when crowds of 500 are allowed for televised football in enclosed areas. Hopefully, the government will see some sense and at least allow 200 spectators per stand. Still, having a few spectators present makes for a different atmosphere than if the stadium was completely empty. The first managerial casualty was Rosenborg's Erik Horneland who was sacked this week after only one point from their first three games. Molde, the only other club with any money, are already eight points ahead of Rosenborg and the season seems pretty much over in terms of excitement as to where the trophy will end up.

[Nocturnal Submission]

So, is football without crowds benefiting the better sides, or the sides with better players, with less technically adept players unable to feed off of the atmosphere to improve their performances? And is it benefiting the move nervy players, who actually perform better without crowd expectation or opposition?

[fatbear]

Some more Bundesliga highlights on YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/user/bundesliga