With Champions League soccer just around the corner for midweek programming, this may be a day when aspects of supremacy will appear to rotate, meaning that, without bias, American citizens can take a look. In order to impress on these possibilities, it is a very easy solution to become assiduous of its facets. Others like Weston McKennie and Tim Weah could have opportunities to continue their scorching path. The duo scored in midweek for Juventus and will look to do the same against Udinese during a busy Saturday in Serie A for the Americans.
Let’s see what awaits us over the weekend.
Weston McKennie and Tim Weah: Udinese vs. Juventus
Saturday, November 2 (1 pm ET, Paramount+)
Juventus may not be in the best of times since dropping Bremer in the surprise, but that is not due to a lack of trying from their American contingent. Both McKennie and Weah were in the supremacy process looking to present the attack, but they need support from those around them. Against a Udinese side that has made progress this season, it won’t be as easy to achieve as it has been recently, but with the duo’s performance, that is no longer an issue.
Christian Pulisic and Yunus Musah: Moza vs. Milan
Saturday, November 2 (3:45 pm ET Paramount+)
Due to an infection, Christian Pulisic was unable to start Milan’s final match, but their talisman still came off the bench looking to make things happen. Now, with the day behind him, it will be useful to look at whether Paulo Fonseca starts him off the bench once again with the Champions League games to come. As far as Pulisic is concerned, Milan will be out, but if he doesn’t start, that would bring Yunus Musah back into the lineup, giving him more of a chance to make up his mind.
Mark McKenzie: Toulouse against Riems
Sunday, November 3 (9 a.m. ET fubo TV)
Mark McKenzie, a regular starter for the French team, has been improving throughout his day off with Toulouse. Riems may not be one of the worst sides in Ligue 1, but their attack can cause problems. With strong, flexible attackers throughout the side, they can trade a novel challenge for defence. McKenzie will want to get away with his teammates more than usual, adding to the expansion opportunities he can achieve in France.
Joe Scally: Borussia Mönchengladbach against Werder Bremen
Sunday, November 3 (11:30 a.m. ET ESPN+)
Werder Bremen can’t defend, but they can create problems on the wings that Joe Scally will want to patrol. Scally has not been progressing normally, however, this is usually a day to part ways. In 10 games in all competitions, he has yet to play a role or lend a hand after five games last season, but if he can continue to strengthen defensively, that probably won’t happen.
Antonee Robinson: Fulham vs. Brentford
Monday, November 4 (3 p.m. ET US and fuboTV)
Antonee Robinson has become one of the best left-backs in the entire Premier League, but he will have a problem on Monday. Bryan Mbuemo has been on track for the Bees with eight goals already in league games. Robinson has been hoping to move on, but stability will be key. If they can defend both, there are high expectations that Fulham can maintain a result, but they will have to offer everything they have.
