It may not have been like our game against Roma, but we still managed to take care of Tokyo and we're now on a bit of a winning streak. We're now off on a lengthy road trip (distance-wise), starting out by heading north to Istanbul to take on Inter. They are at where we were expected to be, as they're tied with a few other teams for the top of the table. At first helping off the bench, M Harvey Barnes has become one of our leading goalscorers, and had a goal and 2 shots on target against Tokyo last week.

I don't want to talk about last week's match. Sloppy play from both sides made it a truly sickos game to watch, and while it was close, Atlético took yet another loss. To make matters worse, we also lost superstar attacker Son Heung-Min early on, and he won't be available for this match either, making our prospects of going into São Paulo and pulling out a win all the more difficult. On the graphic this week is M Adam Wharton, who provided almost all the offense we could muster, with half of the XI's six key passes and our only shot on target the entire game. #yuck

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Another victory for the Falcons, and Eye of the Sun FC notches a 6th win to move to 18 points. However, we need to go to Barcelona this week for a match with the Ibexes of Atlético Barcelona. Barcelona hasn't been at the same form as last year, but we're not taking them lightly. We're going to wear the clash kits in this one, as they were designed by the same company that designed Atlético Barcelona's clash kits, and will look good regardless of the kits that they'll wear. We'll be highlighting top performer from last week Bukayo Saka, who was more than twice as good as they second best performer for Eye of the Sun FC. #TheGoldStandard

We won't be repeating last year, as we dropped our match against Sydney to sit firmly at the bottom of the table. We'll have a chance at restarting that streak back at home against Bastille, who are having a bit of a turnaround year after a mediocre one the previous season. Our highlighted player for this week is D Ethan Pinnock, who scored one goal on two shots for his offensive production, and was solid in the backfield for a tackle won, 2 interceptions, and 5 clearances.

We stopped Bastille dead in their tracks, now having won four out of our last five after a rather poor start to the year. We'll now travel from one end of the world to another, heading all the way up to Scotland to take on St. Mungo in Glasgow, who are not doing exceptionally even with the league's best striker in Erling Haaland. It will take a great keeper to stop him, and that's why we're featuring GK Jordan Pickford this week, who earned a clean sheet last week as well as 2 saves and 3 clearances.