Yeah, I think it's not the first game though.

Trossard not so clinical this day, easily should have scored 2 himself. Is it the case of him just getting older? I mean, I believe it's not the first time when he miskicked chances like those.

I'm not sure about that, their energy management looks really good, they accelerate when there is opportunity and rest when allowed. Meanwhile, we press a lot, and for instance Declan yesterday looked tired when he was going back, which eventually led to a goal.

Hi, thanks for the update! I have a question though, are you planning to add "bookmark post" feature? That would help 😁

I think it simply comes from our squad size. The less players you have, the higher chance there is they gonna pick up injuries. If you have only one player for a position, that is rather irreplaceable (e.g. Havertz as a striker now, Ode), they don't rest enough => more exposed to being injures.

He might be even more left footed than Ode

In Java we use Testcontainers, which lets you manage the containers directly within your source code. It's being supported by the most popular frameworks there. Afaik, there is also a version of the lib for Node.js.

Hi Jens, good article! I have a question tho: As a Java dev, I see we also started to put more focus onto int tests rather than unit tests. There are libraries automatically starting/stopping containers for the testing time, so you can run them all locally. Do you use sth similar in FE?

Wasn't it Merino?