This is ready set bet with Matt Brown and Mike Somich on FISN, the SportsBetting Network.

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Matt Brown and Mike Samish, two down one to go.

I was trying to do some research here.

So Pilgrin kicks just don't happen very often.

No. No. So like Newcastle led the Champions League with five

on the whole season.

So. Yeah. See, the problem is that you would

like you would need a final or a knockout round

basically to go to PKs and you're not seeing these clubs play knockout rounds very often because in league play, you're going, you're taking a tie after the 90 minutes to draw. You're not going to extra time, not going to knockout round. We see it in the World Cup, in the Euros much more often because once you get to the knockout round, it's one game decides who advances and then you need to decide a winner. whereas in league play, both PSG and both PSG and Arsenal, they just simply don't go. So it's only PK data, right? Where penalty kicks that happen during the game, you're never going to get those five on five knockout round penalty kick style matchups, which makes the data a lot less available. You'd have to almost look at their who's on a World Cup roster, who has taken PKs or who's been on a Euro roster, has taken BKs to be able to try and find out exactly how the percentages shake out between the two squads. 1-1, Arsenal, PSG, and we are coming to the end of injury time. There were six minutes of injury time, And we are getting counting down the seconds here. Can

Arsenal get a shot off before this is going to be over as they cross it in and it gets cleared

out? Matter of seconds, I would imagine here, Mike, before the whistle gets blown. We'll get the

double whistle soon. Yeah. Usually they're not going to stop it if you have an attack going on.

But now that the ball has been cleared out,

we'll see if they decide this is not an attacking situation.

Then you get the whistles.

Yeah, it is going to be, well, oh, no.

We have a breakaway for PSG, Mike.

Oh, my gosh, Mike.

Oh, he missed. Oh, my gosh, Mike. Oh, he missed.

Oh, geez.

He missed short side.

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