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Reviewer: Usernameunique ( talk · contribs) 09:16, 9 March 2021 (UTC)
Route to the final
with the first leg being played at— As in other articles, I would explicitly mention the two-legged tie.
a disagreement with manager Martin O'Neill— Any details?
made it 1–0 to the visitors. Leicester City won the tie 3–1 on aggregate and progressed to the final.— Looks like we're missing quite a bit here—three goals aren't even mentioned.
Shaun Newton capitalised on a rebound from Palace's goalkeeper Nigel Martyn— What minute?
the on-loan Kenny Brown— Where was he on loan from?
overhead kick— Link to bicycle kick?
Background
Iwan Roberts with 19 goals and Emile Heskey on 7— Any non-league goals?
sustained a rib injury— Any details (broken, bruised, etc.)?
Robins— Should have full name/link.
Dyer was second-top scorer with a total of 14 goals— All in the league?
O'Neill would make a bid for Keith O'Neill— No relation, I assume?
an elbow injury ... Hopkin remained an injury doubt— Any details?
Summary
Leicester made their final substitution of the game to bring on 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m) tall goalkeeper Zeljko Kalac in anticipation of a penalty shootout— General question: I take it you can't substitute the goalie once the extra period is over? What if he gets injured during the shootout?
Claridge— Needs full name/link.
With less than a minute remaining, Claridge struck the winning goal from a Julian Watts header, and eleven seconds later, the referee blew the final whistle.— No injury time, huh?
In the final minute of the additional 30-minute period ... With less than a minute remaining— The implication is that these moves happened in the same minute. Any word on how many seconds apart?
O'Neill was given a £5 million budget to make additions to the Leicester City squad— To compete in the Premiership?
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Reviewer: Usernameunique ( talk · contribs) 09:16, 9 March 2021 (UTC)
Route to the final
with the first leg being played at— As in other articles, I would explicitly mention the two-legged tie.
a disagreement with manager Martin O'Neill— Any details?
made it 1–0 to the visitors. Leicester City won the tie 3–1 on aggregate and progressed to the final.— Looks like we're missing quite a bit here—three goals aren't even mentioned.
Shaun Newton capitalised on a rebound from Palace's goalkeeper Nigel Martyn— What minute?
the on-loan Kenny Brown— Where was he on loan from?
overhead kick— Link to bicycle kick?
Background
Iwan Roberts with 19 goals and Emile Heskey on 7— Any non-league goals?
sustained a rib injury— Any details (broken, bruised, etc.)?
Robins— Should have full name/link.
Dyer was second-top scorer with a total of 14 goals— All in the league?
O'Neill would make a bid for Keith O'Neill— No relation, I assume?
an elbow injury ... Hopkin remained an injury doubt— Any details?
Summary
Leicester made their final substitution of the game to bring on 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m) tall goalkeeper Zeljko Kalac in anticipation of a penalty shootout— General question: I take it you can't substitute the goalie once the extra period is over? What if he gets injured during the shootout?
Claridge— Needs full name/link.
With less than a minute remaining, Claridge struck the winning goal from a Julian Watts header, and eleven seconds later, the referee blew the final whistle.— No injury time, huh?
In the final minute of the additional 30-minute period ... With less than a minute remaining— The implication is that these moves happened in the same minute. Any word on how many seconds apart?
O'Neill was given a £5 million budget to make additions to the Leicester City squad— To compete in the Premiership?
References
Overall