Papaya fram game

In reintroduction and for sure messed up some stuff (dealing with stress from medical procedures so was more lax with reintroduction / trying not to stress about it on top of receiving some confusing suggestions)… will probably have to restart but also I think I have maybe figured out some stuff by messing up!
Prior to this I have been reacting negatively to every single fodmap group. I also developed stomach pain during reintroduction I never had prior to fodmap diet (yes was following the diet strictly at this time) , that didn’t seem to be correlated with the foods I was reintroducing (for example even a week or more in between reintroducing fodmap groups I would still be experiencing stomach pain). The pain didn’t correlate to my bloating (the initial symptom I had coming into this).
My dietitian suggested that I introduce a pro/pre biotic to see if this would help me. I emailed monash and they suggested to wait until after reintroduction.
As a result I thought would be good idea to start with low fodmap amounts of things like Sourkrout. I found two low Fodmap fermented foods in Whole Foods (one with green cabbage that didn’t have garlic or onion and one was beet krout which just had carrot, beet, and red cabbage). I was fine with the green cabbage one… but unclear if it caused me bloating or not but then I had an extreme reaction to the beet krout. I realized I was having a good amount of Avacado (in low formaps amounts) and papaya and upon researching am suspecting a potential histamine intolerance given the combination of these things might lead to histamine overload.
What is so confusing is that since adding in the fermented foods my stool improved drastically and my stomach pain hasn’t been present for over a week (no changes in things like caffeine intake, fiber intake etc).
Anyone have a similar experience??
I have a feeling I need to trial low histamine diet but I’m also confused by these conflicting effects . The brain fog is truly debilitating (feels like I took a bunch of drugs and I’m in a video game… not helpful for my job). I have been experiencing the brain fog intermittently for the past year or so and it does seem to be related to what I’m eating . I also have a condition (MS) that can effect things like this but my Ms specialists believe my food intolerances are a big driver is these symptoms.
I also noticed that I have dry spot on my two fingers/ knuckles that began around the time of my gut dysbiosis (at least a year or two ago). This also aligns with histamine intolerance and does not align with ms.
Fodmap seems to help with the bloat but not everything
If anyone has experienced anything of this nature please let me know! Any resources are welcomed to

Two years ago: nausea for a full month after an infection… then on and off for the following 5 months
One year ago:(sig bloat never before, increased fatigue, still experiencing this but nausea is gone )
7 months ago: diagnosed with multiple sclerosis due to loss of eye vision
the same two fingers / knuckles for the past year have been super dry on and off (lotion Dosent help and happens in cold and warm weather)
BRAIN FOG seems to be correlated to what I’m eating but it’s so hard to track. Different from fatigue, feels like in video game hard to think will wake up with it and will last for about a day.
Been low fodmap for 3 months, in reintroduction but hard to track symptoms. Gluten and dairy free for maybe 6 months. Neg sibo test I think need to retest at some point.
Added in fermented foods and eating more Avacado and my brain fog has BEEN HORRIBLE like I’m in a dream but I’m awake and I feel like it’s connected to what I’m eating but can’t figure out what. other things have eaten : papaya , plantain, avacado etc
My questions

1. Bloating and brain fog a symptom for anybody?
   
2. HOW DID YOU GET TESTED FOR HISTAMINE INTOLERANCE? And what doctor was able to do this . I am thinking of requesting my pcp or gi to order me testing but not sure if they are able to. I have been waiting to meet with allergist for 4 months my appointment isn’t until September. Is the testing even necessary or accurate asking bc I know food allergy testing accuracy is mixed ??
   

And how do I eat low histamine?? . I am working with a dietitian but while I wait for her response would like to trail low histamine diet any resources would greatly appreciate .

I recently upgraded my pc and now whenever I try to play demanding games I get fram drops from my usual 155 down to 7 at the lowest. Any suggestions will be gratefully revieved! Specs: Cpu: New/ Ryzen AMD 9 5900x Old/ Ryzen AMD 5 5500x Gpu: Gigabyte Nvidia GeForce ryx 4060 ti Eagle MB: Gigabyte B550mk Psu: NZXT C850 Cooler: ID-Cooling Frostflow x240 RAM: 4 8GB corsair Vengence sticks

I just began the game but am finding it very hard to rank up my island! I am on day - Summer 15. Everyone seems to be asking for pineapples and papayas but those seeds aren’t available to me. I feel discouraged and want to restart because my ranking is stuck at an F and I don’t know what to do! Any advice would be appreciated :)

May 6th
Europe
Premier league (England)
Chris Richards (Crystal Palace) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 4-0 win against Manchester Utd (8.3/8.10) 1/2 shots on target, 40/48 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
SSE Airtricity League Premier (Ireland)
Danny Rogers (St. Patrick's Athletic) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 loss at Sligo Rovers (5.9/-) 3/4 saving Match Highlights
Aboubacar Keita (Bohemians FC on loan from Colorado Rapids) Started at LCB and played 65‘ in a 1-0 loss against Galway Utd.Picked up a yellow in the 32nd‘ (7.1/-) 0/1 shot on target, 33/41 passing Match Highlights
Vincent Borden (Galway Utd) Subbed on in the 54th‘ in a 1-0 win at Bohemians FC (6.3/-) 4/7 passing
Patrick Hickey (Galway Utd) Started at RCM and played 70‘ in a 1-0 win at Bohemians FC (7.3/-) 19/30 passing, 1 chance created
First Division
Nolan Evers (Cobh Ramblers) Subbed on in the 89th‘ in a 2-1 win at UCD (-/-) Match Highlights
Matthew Leal (Athlone Town FC) Subbed on in the 70th‘ in a 1-0 win at Treaty Utd (-/-) Match Highlights
Jamar Campion-Hinds (Athlone Town FC) Started at LM and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 win at Treaty Utd
Amardo Oakley (Athlone Town FC) Started at CAM and played 66‘ in a 1-0 win at Treaty Utd.Picked up a yellow in the 46th‘
Ethan Kos (Kerry FC) Started at CB and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 loss at Longford Town (-/-) Match Highlights
Úrvalsdeild Karla (Iceland)
Aron Jóhannsson (Valur Reykjavik) Started at LCM and played 85‘ in a 3-2 win at Breidablik (7.3/-) 0/1 shot on target, 26/33 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
May 7th
Europe
League 2 - Semi-Finals - Leg-1
Jeremy Kelly (Crawley Town) Started at LWB and played 77‘ in a 3-0 win against MK Dons (6.9/6.90) 17/20 passing Match Highlights
Protathlima Cyta (Cyprus)
Christos Hadjipaschalis (Othellos Athien) Started at RCM and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 win against Doxa Katokopia (-/-) Match Highlights
South America
Copa Sudamericana - Group Stage (International)
Pierre da Silva (Universidad César Vallejo; Peru) Started at LW and played 75‘ in a 5-1 loss against Independiente Medellin(Colombia) (7.1/-) 17/24 passing, 3 chances created Match Highlights
May 8th
Europe
NM Cup - 4th Round (Norway)
Adam Saldaña (KFUM) Subbed on in the 90th‘ in a 3-2 extra time win at Lysekloster (-/-)
Thomas Roberts (Stabaek) Started at RM and played 84‘ in a 5-1 win against Bryne (-/-) Match Highlights
Suomen Cup - 4th Round (Finland)
Gabriel Oksanen (SJK Seinäjoki) Subbed on in the 79th‘ in a 2-1 win at OLS (-/-) Match Highlights
Constantine Edlund (FC KTP on loan from Athens Kallithea FC) Started at RM and went the full 90’ in a 5-0 win at FC Vaajakoski. Assisted in the 11th’ and 82nd’ (-/-) Match Highlights
Noah Levis (Mikkelin Palloilijat) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 3-0 win at MP 2 (-/-)
Kategoria Superiore (Albania)
Gledi Mici (KF Tirana) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 0-0 draw with Vllaznia.Picked up a yellow in the 51st‘ (-/-) Match Highlights
Realdo Fili (KF Teuta) Subbed on in the 90th‘ in a 3-0 win at KF Erzeni (-/-) Match Highlights
Xhelil Asani (KF Erzeni) Started at LB and played 61‘ in a 3-0 loss against KF Teuta.Picked up a yellow in the 57th‘
May 9th
Europe
Challenge League (Swiss 2nd Division)
Ilan Sauter (AC Bellinzona) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 3-1 win at FC Stade Nyonnais. Picked up a yellow in the 7th’ (5.7/-) 29/40 passing, 1 error led to goal
Suomen Cup - 4th Round (Finland)
Lasse Ikonen (TPS) Started at LCM and played 63‘ in a 8-7 penalty shootout win at FC Jazz (-/-) Match Highlights
South America
Copa Libertadores - Group Stage (International)
Michael Hoyos (Independiente del Valle;Ecuador) Started at ST and went the full 90’ in a 2-0 loss at San Lorenzo(Argentina) (5.9/-) 0/1 shot on target, 6/9 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
Copa Sudamericana - Group Stage (International)
Enzo Ferrario (Unión La Calera;Chile) Subbed on in the 60th‘ in a 4-0 loss at Universidad Catolica(Ecuador) (6.4/-) 5/8 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
May 10th
Europe
Serie B (Italian 2nd Division)
Gianluca Busio (Venezia FC) Started at LCM and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 loss at Spezia (6.4/-) 0/1 shot on target, 31/39 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
Tanner Tessmann (Venezia FC) Started at CDM and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 loss at Spezia (7.0/-) 0/2 shots on target, 49/55 passing
Kristoffer Lund (Palermo FC) Started at LWB and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 win at Sudtirol (7.1/-) 32/42 passing Match Highlights
Andrija Novakovich (Calcio Lecco 1912 on loan from Venezia FC) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 3-2 loss against Modena (5.8/-) 0/1 shot on target, 7/9 passing Match Highlights
3. Liga (German 3rd Division)
Mansour Ouro-Tagba (1860 Munich) Started at LW and played 60‘ in a 1-0 win at RW Essen. Picked up a yellow in the 58th’ (-/-) Match Highlights
Isaiah Young (RW Essen) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 1-0 loss against 1860 Munich
Ligue 1 (France)
Emmanuel Sabbi (Le Havre) Started at RM and played 58‘ in a 1-0 loss at Nice (6.5/6.17) 3/5 passing Match Highlights

2.Liga (Austrian 2nd Division)
Bryan Okoh (FC Liefering on loan from RB Salzburg) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 loss against First Vienna FC. Picked up a yellow in the 90th’ (-/-)

Superliga (Denmark)
Jonathan Amon (Lyngby Boldklub) Started at LAM and played 90‘ in a 2-1 win at Odense Boldklub. Assisted on the game winner in the 31st’ (8.1/-) 1/3 shots on target, 18/23 passing, 1 chance created
NordicBet Liga
Simon Becher (AC Horsens) Started at ST and played 62‘ in a 1-0 win against Naestved (6.9/-) 0/1 shot on target, 5/15 passing, 1 chance created
SSE Airtricity League Premier (Ireland)
Danny Rogers (St. Patrick's Athletic) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 2-2 draw at Shamrock Rovers (7.6/-) 8/10 saving Match Highlights
Aboubacar Keita (Bohemians FC on loan from Colorado Rapids) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 loss at Derry City (7.3/-) 0/1 shot on target, 28/35 passing Match Highlights
Zishim Bawa (Drogheda Utd) Subbed on in the 54th‘ in a 1-1 draw at Shelbourne (6.2/-) 3/10 passing Match Highlights
Patrick Hickey (Galway Utd) Started at RCM and played 57‘ in a 0-0 draw with Sligo Rovers (7.0/-) 1/5 shots on target, 8/17 passing, 2 chances created Match Highlights
First Division
Nolan Evers (Cobh Ramblers) Started at RB and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 loss against Cork City (-/-)
Matthew Leal (Athlone Town FC) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 win against Bray Wanderers (-/-)
Jamar Campion-Hinds (Athlone Town FC) Started at RM and played 54‘ in a 2-1 win against Bray Wanderers
Amardo Oakley (Athlone Town FC) Started at LM and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 win against Bray Wanderers
Ethan Kos (Kerry FC) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 loss against UCD (-/-)
Úrvalsdeild Karla (Iceland)
Kyle McLagan (Fram Reykjavik) Started at CB and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw at Stjarnan (7.1/-) 0/2 shots on target, 15/22 passing
1.Deild Karla
Omar Sowe (Leiknir Reykjavik) Started at RST and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 loss at Fjolnir. Picked up a yellow in the 52nd’ (-/-)
South America
Liga de fútbol Profesional (Bolivia)
Jeymar Diaz (Club San Jose) Subbed on in the 79th‘ in a 2-0 loss at Real Tomayapo (-/-)

Past weekend's Post

I (29M) am still shaken from my experience and would appreciate some advice.
For background, I’m an aspiring celebrity chef. I planned to prepare a simple boppayakaya kura when I found I was all out of papaya. I searched for a local papaya store in Chelsea (I really live in Meatpacking, but that name gives me the ick), and I found an establishment called Chelsea Papaya. My chauffeur was too busy with his hospitalized infant, so I Ubered (Uber Black) to this supposed specialty papaya market.
I arrived at a filthy hovel filled with brokeys. I thought Mohammed had the wrong address, but it was correct. Clutching my protective stun gun in my pocket, I entered. All I saw on the menu was fast food. I asked the Mexican? behind the counter for papaya. “Yes, this is papaya.” “No,” I said, “this is rat food.” “You want burger? Pizza? What you want?” I’m not one for games, so I left.
I Ubered (Black ofc) to the next closest papaya store called Papaya Dog. They must sell both. Despite being in the Greenwich Village Safety Zone, this place, too, was nothing but a miserable heap of poors and junk food. I asked the Mexican at the counter for papaya, and he replied with “dog?” “Do I look Asian?” Then an older African American touched me saying “Racist motherfu-“ I tased him in self defense and ran to Washington Square Park before Uber Blacking back home.
Have any of you been scammed by so-called papaya stores in NYC? They must be fronts where the poors get all their drugs. You’d think they don’t even sell papaya at all! What sort of legal action can I pursue? Also, please recommend me some REAL papaya stores.

I never knew that a grand prix on a parking lot would deliver us so much joy, let the papaya-colored champagne flow. I also failed to come up with any Dolphins jokes, which I wanted to do as the circuit weaved its way around Hard-Rock Stadium, but I did find one wild thing from this weekend: Kevin Magnussen's 65-seconds of time penalties.
Seriously, does any football player earn that many penalties in yardage in a single game!?
For some of his penalties, these were actions that the Danish Haas driver did during this very season: defending teammate Nico Hulkenburg's points-paying position, in this case, the sprint. To keep Hamilton behind him, and thus ensuring that he would not catch Hulk in time, he resorted to tactics such as leaving the track, to such an extend that he was summoned to the stewards for unsportsmanlike behavior. That was only Saturday.
During the main race on Sunday, he continued this penalty spree, a collision to send Seargent out of the ra--seriously, there might be some disagreements over who was at fault but it was basically the American's home race!--and not having the tires changed while stoping to change front wings during the SC period caused by the collision, an infraction committed by the teamm----jeez (I'm trying to hold laughter back).
You know, this is why you can't, in this case, give Lolcow of the Week to a particular driver or entity, it has to be the situation that was key. A combination of K-Mag, Haas, and even the incentive to race almost too hard that is created by the FIA's checkered standards of race officiating and its penalty system. 65 seconds speaks for itself, and so does Magnussen's doubling of his superlicense penalty points to 10! He's now two points away from an automatic race ban, two points that can easily be given out in one particular incident. And the worst part is, those he already has don't go away until March!
Geez, Haas, you might be worthy of a Tree-style 'Conglaturation' video at some point!
The next race is in Imola! Our first European GP of the season. Until next time!

To preface this post, I know that 76 is built on an old engine and wont run like a game getting released today. I just want to try and make it a little better
I starting playing about a day or two ago and I consistently pull only like 40-50 frames regardless of my graphics settings. I installed a file and put it into my game folder, which my friend said should help optimize the game, and nothing happened. I set my frame limit in Nvidia control panel, optimized it in geforce experience and still nothing. I can play the game on any graphics settings and the fram rate does not change. For reference I’m using a 1660 Super and an 11700k with 16gb of ram

so for the most part the games i play run good sulch as r6 valorant mx bikes warzone but rust sons of the forst and gta/fivem hardly use any gpu and cpu usage and im not getting good fram. specs ryzen 9 7900 4070ti super pny b650 project zero mb g skill ddr5 6400 mhz cl32

Runtom Europa stålsätter man sig för rysk desinformation inför EU-valet i juni.
https://www.dn.se/varlden/rysk-desinformation-infor-eu-valet-kan-paverka-pa-slagfaltet-i-ukraina/
En trolig påverkanskampanj med pro-ryska nyhetssajter har nyligen rullats ut i hela Europa – även Sverige.
Om bara en dryg månad ska medborgare i 27 EU-länder välja in 720 nya EU-parlamentariker. Oron är stor att valet på olika sätt ska manipuleras.
Tre metoder för manipulation sticker ut, konstaterar Delphine Colard, som är vice talesperson för EU-parlamentet.
– Det ena syftar till att undergräva valprocessen genom uppgifter om valfusk. Det andra att försöka minska valdeltagandet. Och det tredje att öka polariseringen kring vissa ämnen.
Sådana ämnen är bland annat stödet till Ukraina, migration, klimatet, pandemin, jämställdhet och hbtq-frågor.
EU-parlamentets analys bygger på en färsk rapport från Europeiska digitala medieobservatoriet, Edmo, ett EU-finansierat nätverk av faktagranskare. Nätverket har granskat samtliga nationella val i Europa i fjol, och slagit fast att det fanns utbredd desinformation om själva valprocesserna i alla länder.
I Estland spreds en falsk uppgift om att ukrainska flyktingar fick rösta, i Spanien att premiärminister Pedro Sánchez parti stoppat ett tåg för att hindra passagerare från att rösta, och i Slovakien cirkulerade ett falskt, AI-genererat ljudklipp i vilket en partiledare säger att valet är riggat.
Inför EU-valet den 9 juni har man inte sett några tecken på desinformation om just valfusk i Sverige, berättar Åsa Larsson, som arbetar på Källkritikbyrån – än så länge i alla fall.
– Om det kommer något, så kommer det de kommande veckorna, tror hon.
Den här typen av desinformation – som syftar till att väljare ska ligga på sofflocket i stället för att rösta, eller att det ska bli protester efter valet – är vanligast veckorna före valet och perioden direkt efteråt, skriver EU:s utrikestjänst i en rapport om utländsk manipulation.
Svenska Källkritikbyrån granskar påståenden som sprids på nätet och deltar i den nordiska avdelningen av EU-nätverket Edmo.
Åsa Larsson nämner två aktuella fenomen i Sverige, som av allt att döma är en del av större desinformationskampanjer mot hela Europa.
Sedan i vintras har hon och hennes europeiska kollegor fått tips, flera i veckan, som är formulerade likadant.
– Det är ofta saker som är negativa för Frankrike. Man vill att vi ska kolla upp någonting som handlar om utbrott av vägglöss, vattenkvaliteten i Seine och OS i Paris, men också saker om ukrainska flyktingar.
Vad kan vara syftet med detta?
– Dels kan det handla om amplifiering (förstärkning). Även om vi kommer fram till att ett påstående är fel eller förvrängt, så bidrar vi till exponering om vi skriver om det. Dels tar det vår tid och resurser. Men som tur är så pratar vi med varandra, och blev uppmärksamma på att det här är någon sorts kampanj, säger hon.
Ett annat fenomen är den nystartade sajten www.pravda-se.com. Den poppade upp i Sverige samtidigt som motsvarande sajter i 18 andra EU-länder, liksom vissa länder i Asien och Afrika – och alla har samma IP-adress i Ryssland.
Den svenska hemsidan innehåller nyheter om Sverige, EU, Ryssland och Ukraina. Men texterna verkar maskinöversatta, säger Åsa Larsson.
– Den är väldigt taffligt gjord. Och den pumpar ut artiklar, varje timme, dygnet runt, med ett väldigt tydligt ryskt perspektiv.
Syftet med sajten är ännu höljt i dunkel, men det finns olika teorier, säger Åsa Larsson, som varit i kontakt med Myndigheten för psykologiskt försvar och forskare på Totalförsvarets forskningsinstitut. Antingen är hemsidan en del av infrastruktur som ska användas för att sprida desinformation i ett senare skede, eller så rör det sig om metodutveckling.
– För tillfället står sajten bara och spinner. Artiklarna tar liksom inte vägen någonstans, eftersom de inte har någon spridning i sociala medier. Så i nuläget fungerar det ju inte. Men vad händer om man tar in personal som kan språket? säger Åsa Larsson.
Flera ryska påverkanskampanjer har de senaste åren kommit i dager. Den senaste, i mars i år, var när polsk och tjeckisk säkerhetstjänst avslöjade en rysk operation mot EU-parlamentet, ”Russiagate”. Navet var hemsidan Voice of Europe, nu nedlagd, som bland annat intervjuade EU-parlamentariker. En handfull EU-ledamöter misstänks också ha tagit mutor.
Sedan 2022 verkar en rysk desinformationskampanj som fått namnet Doppelgänger, framför allt i Frankrike, Tyskland, Ukraina och USA. Kopior av sajter för myndigheter och stora mediehus, såsom franska UD och amerikanska Fox News, har skapats, och dessa har publicerat falsk information.
På X (tidigare Twitter) skapades ett fejkkonto för tyska utrikesministern Annalena Baerbock, som bland annat skrev, i september 2023, att ”kriget i Ukraina kommer att vara över på tre månader” – ett tweet som pro-ryska konton därefter spred vidare i Ukraina.
– Våra demokratiska system är väldigt sårbara när det gäller hur vi ska hantera den här typen av hot. Vi har att göra med motiverade, välfinansierade aktörer som har kapacitet att manipulera debatten på internet och störa fria och rättvisa val, säger Alexandre Alaphilippe, som är chef på den Brysselbaserade tankesmedjan EUdesinfoLab, och som deltog i att avslöja Doppelgänger.
Washington Post kunde i februari i år avslöja hur Doppelgänger-kampanjen och liknande styrs, genom interna dokument från veckovisa möten mellan Kreml-nära politiska strateger, som underrättelsetjänsten i ett europeiskt land kommit över.
En presentation visar hur en Facebook-post om att familjen till en död ukrainsk soldat inte fått någon hjälp från staten, synts av över två miljoner konton i Ukraina.
Genom dokumenten ges en unik inblick i desinformationsekonomin: anställda på ryska trollfabriker, som dagligen pumpar ut omkring hundra kommentarer på sociala medier, tjänar motsvarande 6 600 kronor i månaden. Samtidigt är prislappen för att plantera proryska opinionstexter i välrenommerade västeuropeiska mediers debattsidor knappt 400 000 kronor.
Alexandre Alaphilippe berättar att Doppelgänger-kampanjen sprider flera narrativ samtidigt. Ett är att Ukrainas president Volodomyr Zelenskyj och hans fru är korrupta. En sådan artikel handlar om att Zelenskyj planerar att köpa hus av Storbritanniens kung Charles.
Ett annat narrativ är att Frankrike är dåligt rustat för OS i sommar, med artiklar om kraschade bokningssajter och en invasion av vägglöss – alltså ungefär samma historier som florerar i den kampanj som nu riktas mot europeiska faktagranskare.
Källor i EU-institutionerna nämner Tyskland och Frankrike som särskilt utsatta. Dels för att stora partier i bägge länder ifrågasätter stödet till Ukraina, dels för att länderna är de mäktigaste i EU – och EU stödjer Ukraina i kriget.
– Vi måste förstå att det här är en förlängning av konflikten. Det handlar om att försöka blockera och förlama demokratiska länder. Om de inte kan fatta beslut kan de heller inte nå överenskommelser om exempelvis stöd till Ukraina. Det handlar verkligen om ”the long game”, att det här kan påverka vad som händer på slagfältet i Ukraina, säger Alexandre Alaphilippe.

May 4th
Europe
Premier league (England)
Antonee Robinson (Fulham) Started at LB and went the full 90’ in a 0-0 draw at Brentford (7.8/7.07) 0/2 shots on target, 31/48 passing Match Highlights
Auston Trusty (Sheffield United) Started at CB and went the full 90’ in a 3-1 loss against Nottingham Forest (6.1/6.16) 51/60 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
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Championship
Haji Wright (Coventry City) Started at LM and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 loss against QPR. Assisted in the 83rd’ (7.1/6.77) 0/3 shots on target, 19/23 passing, 2 chances created Match Highlights
Duane Holmes (Preston North End) Started at LCM and played 71‘ in a 3-0 loss at West Bromwich Albion (6.6/5.87) 25/32 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
Josh Sargent (Norwich City) Started at ST and played 81‘ in a 1-0 loss at Birmingham City (6.2/6.14) 8/9 passing, 2 chances created Match Highlights
Reggie Cannon (QPR) Started at RB and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 win at Coventry City (7.3/6.96) 25/29 passing
Ethan Horvath (Cardiff City) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 5-2 loss at Rotherham (4.3/5.18) 2/7 saving Match Highlights
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Bundesliga (Germany)
Kevin Paredes (VfL Wolfsburg) Started at LB and played 81‘ in a 3-0 win against Darmstadt (7.3/6.86) 0/1 shot on target, 46/54 passing Match Highlights
Joe Scally (Borussia Mönchengladbach) Started at LWB and went the full 90’ in a 2-2 draw at Werder Bremen (7.2/6.85) 26/28 passing Match Highlights
Jordan Pefok (Borussia Mönchengladbach on loan from Union Berlin) Subbed on in the 78th‘ in a 2-2 draw at Werder Bremen (6.4/6.32) 1/2 passing
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2. Bundesliga
Maximilian Dietz (SpVgg Greuther Fürth) Started at LCB and played 5‘ in a 3-3 draw with Eintracht Braunschweig (-/6.29) 11/11 passing Match Highlights
Nils Fröling (FC Hansa Rostock) Started at LST and played 24‘ in a 2-1 loss against Karlsruher SC (5.8/6.34) 1/1 shot on target, 2/3 passing Match Highlights
Johan Gómez (Eintracht Braunschweig) Started at RST and played 63‘ in a 3-3 draw at SpVgg Greuther Fürth. Assisted in the 15th’ (6.9/6.94) 0/1 shot on target, 6/8 passing, 1 chance created
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3. Liga
Joe-Joe Richardson (SV Sandhausen) Started at LM and played 73‘ in a 2-0 win against RW Essen. Assisted on the game winner in the 61st’ (-/-) Match Highlights
Mael Corboz (Arminia Bielefeld) Started at RCM and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 loss at Erzgebirge Aue (-/-) Match Highlights
Mansour Ouro-Tagba (1860 Munich) Started at ST and played 75‘ in a 2-1 loss against Borussia Dortmund II. Scored in the 28th’ (-/-) Match Highlights
Justin Butler (Borussia Dortmund II) Subbed on in the 48th‘ in a 2-1 win at 1860 Munich
Isaiah Young (RW Essen) Subbed on in the 68th‘ in a 2-0 loss at SV Sandhausen
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Ligue 1 (France)
Folarin Balogun (AS Monaco) Subbed on in the 65th‘ in a 4-1 win against Clermont Foot (6.4/6.32) 2/2 shots on target, 4/4 passing Match Highlights
Emmanuel Sabbi (Le Havre) Started at LW and played 90‘ in a 3-1 win against Strasbourg (7.8/7.26) 0/1 shot on target, 12/19 passing, 3 chances created Match Highlights
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Jupiler Pro League (Belgium)
Mark McKenzie (KRC Genk) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 4-1 loss at Cercle Bruges (5.8/6.27) 0/1 shot on target, 53/62 passing
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Premier League (Scotland)
Cameron Carter-Vickers (Celtic FC) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 win against Hearts (7.4/7.42) 0/1 shot on target, 39/46 passing Match Highlights
Dante Polvara (Aberdeen FC) Started at LCM and played 78‘ in a 1-0 win against St.Johnstone (7.5/6.88) 0/2 shots on target, 21/31 passing Match Highlights
Killian Phillips (Aberdeen FC on loan from Crystal Palace) Subbed on in the 90th‘ in a 1-0 win against St.Johnstone (-/6.03)
Scott Pittman (Livingston FC) Started at LM and went the full 90’ in a 4-1 loss at Motherwell (6.1/5.80) 0/1 shot on target, 22/24 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
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1.Divisjon (Norwegian 2nd Division)
Thomas Roberts (Stabaek) Started at RM and went the full 90’ in a 5-0 win against Kongsvinger. Scored in the 54th’ (-/-) Match Highlights
Ian Hoffmann (Moss FK) Started at LB and went the full 90’ in a 3-3 draw at Sandnes Ulf. Picked up a yellow in the 75th‘ (-/-)
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Fortuna Liga (Czech Republic)
Laurent Kissiedou (FK Pardubice) Started at RCM and played 69‘ in a 2-0 win against FC Zlin (-/-)
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Liga HaAl (Israel)
Kenny Saief (Maccabi Haifa) Subbed on in the 63rd‘ in a 5-1 win at Maccabi Bnei Raina (-/-) Match Highlights
El Yam Kancepolsky (Hapoel Tel Aviv) Subbed on in the 73rd‘ in a 1-0 win at Maccabi Netanya (-/-) Match Highlights
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Superettan (Swedish 2nd Division)
Marcelo Palomino (GIF Sundsvall) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 1-0 loss at IK Oddevold (-/-) Match Highlights
Adrián Zendejas (Skovde AIK) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 4-1 loss at Utsiktens (-/-) Match Highlights
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Ekstraklasa (Poland)
Ben Lederman (Raków Częstochowa) Started at RCM and played 82‘ in a 2-0 loss at Zaglebie Lubin (7.5/-) 0/1 shot on target, 55/64 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
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Fortuna 1 Liga
Szymon Lyczko (Stal Rzeszów) Started at RW and played 46‘ in a 8-0 loss at GKS Katowice (-/-) Match Highlights
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Nemzeti Bajnokság I (Hungary)
Erik Kocs-Washburn (Mezokovesd Zsory FC on loan from Debrecen VSC) Started at LW and played 58‘ in a 2-1 loss against Zalaegerszeg (-/-) Match Highlights
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Veikkausliiga (Finland)
Justin Rennicks (AC Oulu) Started at LW and went the full 90’ in a 3-2 loss at Ilves. Assisted in the 18th’ and scored in the 63rd’ (-/-) Match Highlights
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Ykkösliiga
Gabriel Oksanen (SJK II) Started at RB and went the full 90’ in a 0-0 draw at JIPPO (-/-) Match Highlights
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Betri-Delldin (Faroe Islands)
James Drye (NSI Runavik) Started at LB and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 win against at B68 Toftir (-/-)
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Kategoria Superiore (Albania)
Gledi Mici (KF Tirana) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 loss at Laci (-/-) Match Highlights
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1.CFL (Montenegro)
Luka Malešević (OFK Petrovac) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 win at Sutjeska (-/-)
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Prva Makedonska Fudbalska Liga (North Macedonia)
Keith Larson (Makedonija) Started at RW and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 loss at FK Vardar Skopje (-/-)
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South America
Liga 1 (Peru)
Matías Succar (CA Mannucci) Started at LST and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw with Deportivo Garcilaso. Assisted on their goal in the 23rd’ (-/-) Match Highlights
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May 5th
Europe
La Liga (Spain)
Johnny (Real Betis) Started at LCM and played 73‘ in a 2-0 win at Osasuna (7.2/7.06) 27/33 passing Match Highlights
Luca de la Torre (Celta Vigo) Subbed on in the 45th‘ in a 3-2 win against Villareal (6.7/6.52) 0/2 shots on target, 33/37 passing Match Highlights
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Segunda Division
Konrad de la Fuente (SD Eibar on loan from Olympique Marseille) Subbed on in the 66th‘ in a 5-0 win against SD Amorebieta. Assisted in the 79th’ and scored in the 82nd’ (8.4/-) 1/1 shot on target, 4/5 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
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Serie A (Italy)
Christian Pulišić (AC Milan) Started at CAM and went the full 90’ in a 3-3 draw with Genoa. Assisted in the 75th’ (8.1/7.58) 1/3 shots on target, 25/31 passing, 3 chances created Match Highlights
Weston Mckennie (Juventus FC) Started at RCM and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw at Roma (7.1/6.76) 20/25 passing, 3 chances created Match Highlights
Timothy Weah (Juventus FC) Started at RWB and played 60‘ in a 1-1 draw at Roma.Picked up a yellow in the 4th‘ (5.9/5.79) 19/21 passing
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Serie B
Gianluca Busio (Venezia FC) Started at LCM and played 73‘ in a 2-1 win against FeralpiSalo (6.9/-) 1/1 shot on target, 43/49 passing, 1 chance created Match Highlights
Tanner Tessmann (Venezia FC) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 2-1 win against FeralpiSalo (7.1/-) 26/31 passing, 1 chance created
Kristoffer Lund (Palermo FC) Started at LWB and went the full 90’ in a 2-2 draw with Ascoli Calcio (6.9/-) 20/28 passing Match Highlights
Andrija Novakovich (Calcio Lecco 1912 on loan from Venezia FC) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 4-1 loss at Brescia (6.1/-) 1/1 shot on target, 2/4 passing Match Highlights
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Bundesliga (Germany)
Brenden Aaronson (Union Berlin on loan from Leeds Utd) Subbed on in the 45th‘ in a 4-3 loss against Bochum. Assisted in the 74th’ (7.6/7.48) 1/1 shot on target, 14/17 passing, 2 chances created Match Highlights
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3. Liga
Jalen Hawkins (SV Waldhof Mannheim) Subbed on in the 72nd‘ in a 1-1 draw at FC Ingolstadt (-/-) Match Highlights
Terrence Boyd (SV Waldhof Mannheim) Started at LST and played 84‘ in a 1-1 draw at FC Ingolstadt
Marcel Costly (FC Ingolstadt) Started at RB and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw with SV Waldhof Mannheim
Ryan Malone (FC Ingolstadt) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw with SV Waldhof Mannheim
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Eredivisie (Netherlands)
Ricardo Pepi (PSV) Subbed on in the 76th‘ in a 4-2 win against Sparta Rotterdam. Assisted in the 78th’ (6.7/6.69) 1/1 pass. 1 chance created Match Highlights
Malik Tillman (PSV on loan from Bayern Munich) Started at LW and went the full 90’ in a 4-2 win against Sparta Rotterdam (6.9/6.71) 31/35 passing, 1 chance created
Taylor Booth (FC Utrecht) Started at RW and played 45‘ in a 1-0 win against Vitesse (6.1/6.09) 0/2 shots on target, 4/6 passing Match Highlights
Paxten Aaronson (Vitesse on loan from Eintracht Frankfurt) Started at CDM and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 loss at FC Utrecht (7.0/6.81) 2/4 shots on target, 29/36 passing, 2 chances created
Zach Booth (FC Volendam on loan from Leicester City) Started at RW and went the full 90’ in a 4-1 loss against Ajax. Assisted in the 80th’ (7.5/7.08) 1/1 shot on target, 7/9 passing, 2 chances created Match Highlights
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Liga Pro (Portuguese 2nd Division)
Jude Burst (Lank FCV) Subbed on in the 86th‘ in a 1-0 loss against Torreense (-/-) Match Highlights
Courtney Reum (Lank FCV) Subbed on in the 86th‘ in a 1-0 loss against Torreense
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Jupiler Pro League (Belgium)
Marlon Fossey (Standard Liege) Started at RWB and played 83‘ in a 3-1 loss at OH Leuven (6.4/6.13) 29/33 passing, 1 chance created
Gabriel Slonina (KAS Eupen on loan from Chelsea) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 loss at Kortrijk (6.6/6.69) 3/4 saving
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Bundesliga (Austria)
George Bello (LASK) Started at LB and played 86‘ in a 2-0 win at SK Austria Klagenfurt (7.2/-) 0/1 shot on target, 23/31 passing Match Highlights
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Eliteserien (Norway)
Samuel Rogers (Hamarkameratene on loan from Lillestrøm SK) Subbed on in the 85th‘ in a 1-1 draw at Kristiansund BK (-/-) 2/2 passing Match Highlights
Michael Lansing (Kristiansund BK) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw with Hamarkameratene (7.6/-) 4/5 saving
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Superliga (Denmark)
Jonathan Amon (Lyngby Boldklub) Started at LW and played 71‘ in a 2-1 win against Randers FC. Won player of the match and assisted in the 59th’ (8.3/-) 2/4 shots on target, 21/25 passing, 2 chances created Match Highlights
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NordicBet Liga
Simon Becher (AC Horsens) Started at ST and played 77‘ in a 1-0 win at FC Helsingor (7.0/-) 1/5 shots on target, 12/14 passing, 2 chances created
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1.HNL (Croatia)
Rokas Pukštas (Hajduk Split) Started at RCM and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 loss against NK Varaždin (6.9/-) 0/1 shot on target, 15/26 passing Match Highlights
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Superettan (Swedish 2nd Division)
Arquímedes Ordoñez (Ostersund FK on loan from Cincinnati FC) Started at LST and played 64‘ in a 1-1 draw with Örebro SK (-/-) Match Highlights
Erik McCue (Örebro SK) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 1-1 draw at Ostersund FK
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Ekstraklasa (Poland)
Danny Trejo (Korona Kielce) Started at ST and played 84‘ in a 1-1 draw with Piast Gliwice (6.3/-) 0/1 shot on target, 12/18 passing Match Highlights
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Úrvalsdeild Karla (Iceland)
Kyle McLagan (Fram Reykjavik) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 win against Fylkir (6.8/-) 0/1 shot on target, 28/31 passing
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South America
Primera División (Chile)
Enzo Ferrario (Unión La Calera) Started at RCB and went the full 90’ in a 2-1 win against CD Nublense (7.4/-) 45/52 passing Match Highlights
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LigaPro Serie A (Ecuador)
Michael Hoyos (Independiente del Valle) Started at ST and played 68‘ in a 1-0 win against Deportivo Cuenca (-/-) Match Highlights
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I tried setting the game to windowed mode 1280 x 720 then i selected auto then amd fsr and frame generation. Im using a external 60hz monitor and ryzen 5 4500u 8gb lpddr4 3200mhz.
And i get less fram rates :(