Enjoying my leisure time

That's one way to enjoy to watching your baseball game. The match was a good one. I'm actually looking forward to watching a spectacular football (Soccer) game today which is between two English Premier League top flight clubs in Tottenham vs Arsenal. I'm putting my money on Tottenham to win, although the match won't be an easy one.

I'm actually not a fan of either clubs of Tottenham or Arsenal but I think that the gunners are going to win the match looking at how successful Wenger was in the January transfer window in getting his strike force well equipped in acquiring Abumayang from Borrosia Dortmond, and swapping Sanchez for Manchester United's Henrikh Mkhitraryan. With these two up front and Ozil, Lacazette to join the attack, they stand a better chance of winning.

And Tottenham beat Arsenal as I predicted. They completely had the Gunners outplayed in the game entirely from the first minute to 90th minute, and it was Harry Kane once again to get all the 3 points with a fine header. For the record Harry Kane has now scored 7 goals in 7 North London Derby matches... Incredible.

This year I am not seeing anyone catching up on City, they are just too strong. Maybe next year, can be, but all the thrill this year is just about 2nd place.

They actually raped Leicester 5-1 yesterday even when Jamie Vardy achieved an incredible record of his own by scoring against all the top 6 teams in the English Premier League in one season. He scored against Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool, Tottenham and Manchester City, that's an unbelievable record. He is the first player to ever have achieved such feat. But Aguero and KDB took everything away from them by getting hatrick of goals and assist respectively.

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Juventus appeared destined for a rout of Tottenham, but Spurs showed their mettle in battling to a 2-2 draw in the opening leg of the Champions League round of 16.

Harry Kane and Christian Eriksen scored to cancel out two Gonzalo Higuain goals in the opening nine minutes, and an admirable Tottenham takes a small advantage back to Wembley Stadium for next month's second leg, via the away goal tiebreaker.

Juventus's defense had been essentially impenetrable recently, with the club keeping a clean sheet in 15 of its previous 16 matches in all competitions entering Tuesday's battle. That stat looked even more daunting when Higuain delivered a dream start for Juventus in the second minute, firing in a beautiful volley off a well-designed set piece delivered from Miralem Pjanic to give the hosts an early 1-0 lead.