Soccer Match between Man City and Arsenal

Soccer, otherwise known as ‘Association Football’ or simply as ‘Football’ is considered the most popular game of the world. Its highest governing body is known as FIFA and it holds a world cup of football every four years. Its headquarters are in Zurich. Other confederations that are affiliated with FIFA are: OFC (Oceania Football Confederation), UEFA (Union of European Football Associations), AFC (Asian Football Confederation) , CAF (Confederation of African Football), CONCACAF (Confederation of North America, Central America and Caribbean Association Football) and CONMEBOL (South African Football Confederation). The First match of soccer played in 1863.

An interesting match of soccer was played between Manchester United and Arsenal on November 10^th, 2013. This proved to be a very important match for Man City as it is considered their biggest win of the season. Gunners were defeated by zero goals to one. Manchester united kept their hold on the pitch since the very start but the game did not have any pace until the 27^th minute. That was when Van Persie scored a brilliant goal against Arsenal. Arsenal tried to redeem in the 33^rd minute but missed their chance. Szczesny needed little treatment after his head clash with Jones. Flamini also got a yellow card because of the foul that he played with Phil Jones. The first half ended without receiving any spectacular performances from either side.

In the second half, Vidic of Man City got injured after crashing with David De Gea and unfortunately, he did not come back in the game. Arsenal performed with a little improvement. They got better chances at goal too but it was not their day. Ozil, Ramsey and Vermaelen played notably well. Man City almost had a second goal but Rooney was out of luck. In the last quarter, match got more heated as people were literally hooked to the screens and sites for the live scores.  Smalling missed the free kick and centre back stopped Giroud at excellent timing. The match ended with 1-0, proving to be a very lucky one for the Red Devils.