Every Leeds United player’s leaked rating on new EA Sports FC 24 game - five players 75 or over
Mark Carruthers
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The Leeds United squad ranked by ‘leaked’ EAFC24 player ratings (Photo: Getty Images)
Leeds United supporters will get a first look at how their side look when a new era of football gaming gets underway later this month. For over three decades, the world of football gaming has been largely dominated by the FIFA games as world football’s governing body and EA Sports combined in a lucrative partnership.
But that has all changed after EA opted to go their own way and this month will see them officially launch their own game, EA Sports FC 2024.
Despite their relegation from the Premier League, Leeds will remain part of the game and it is believed Elland Road will remain available, despite a number of Championship clubs having to make do with generic grounds.
EAFC player rating: 62 (Photo: Warren Little)
But how will Daniel Farke’s squad look on the game and who comes out at the top of the player ratings? One leaked set of player ratings has revealed there is nothing between three members of Farke’s ranks.
EAFC player rating: 63 (Photo: Joe Giddens)
EAFC player rating: 64 (Photo: George Wood)
EAFC player rating: 65 (Photo: Alex Caparros)
EAFC player rating: 66 (Photo: Jess Hornby)
EAFC player rating: 66 (Photo: George Wood)
EAFC player rating: 68 (Photo: Alex Davidson)
EAFC player rating: 68 (Photo: George Wood)
EAFC player rating: 70 (Photo: Jess Hornby)
EAFC player rating: 71
EAFC player rating: 71 (Photo: Jess Hornby)
EAFC player rating: 71 (Photo: Leeds United)
EAFC player rating: 73 (Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe)
EAFC player rating: 73 (Photo: George Wood)
EAFC player rating: 73 (Photo: Bruce Rollinson)
EAFC player rating: 73 (Photo: Mike Hewitt)
EAFC player rating: 73 (Photo: Alex Caparros)
EAFC player rating: 73 (Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe)
EAFC player rating: 73 (Photo: Bruce Rollinson)
EAFC player rating: 74 (Photo: George Wood)
EAFC player rating: 74 (Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe)
EAFC player rating: 74 (Photo: Jess Hornby)
EAFC player rating: 74 (Photo: Bruce Rollinson)
EAFC player rating: 74 (Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe)
EAFC player rating: 74 (Photo: Alex Caparros)
EAFC player rating: 74 (Photo: Stu Forster)
EAFC player rating: 74 (Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe)
Steve Borthwick is poised to reprise the George Ford and Owen Farrell midfield partnership for the final Pool D match, against Samoa on Saturday, while Joe Marchant is in line for a surprise start on the wing.
The Premier League have released audio conversations between Video Assistant Referee officials laying bare the panic that set in after Luis Diaz’s goal was wrongly disallowed during Liverpool’s defeat at Tottenham.
As the straw man argument persists about the validity of a replay between Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool (Liverpool have never asked for one) and why there is no refereeing conspiracy (no-one beyond social media has suggested there is), the Premier League must consider an inconvenient question following the release of the audio surrounding Luis Diaz’s ‘goal’.
Jurgen Klopp believes the statement that Liverpool released against the backdrop of the VAR controversy they were on the end of in their loss to Tottenham Hotspur was ‘completely normal’. Luis Diaz’s goal in the first half was ruled offside despite clearly being in a legal position and VAR referee Darren England failed to overturn the decision. England thought that Diaz had been onside with a quick check completed before realising his mistake.
Stick or twist. That’s effectively the decision Bob MacIntyre is facing after being urged to make the biggest call of his life to give himself the best possible chance to fulfil “more dreams” on the back of elevating his status as a Ryder Cup winner.
Liverpool manager Klopp said a replay would be the ‘right thing to do’ after Luis Diaz’s goal was wrongly disallowed for offside in the 2-1 defeat at Tottenham
Australian tennis player Marc Polmans was disqualified from the Shanghai Masters on Tuesday for striking the umpire in the face with a ball on match point.
The Anfield Road End is the latest section of Liverpool FC’s famous stadium to be renovated, but the Kemlyn Road, Spion Kop and Main Stand have all been upgraded over the years too.
