Episode
DIVISION 7 AI MATCH😁
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- Adrians Lifestyle
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- Sep 15, 2026
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- 58
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***  *** MY SQUAD FOR THE MATCH ***  *** Man I haven't touched eFootball in a while and coming back straight into Division 7 against the AI felt weird at first because I thought my legs were going to be heavy and I would struggle to find rhythm but this match turned out to be completely insane from the first minute. I went with my usual 4-3-3, Aguero leading the line, Paven Eldford on the left and Demitar Berbatov on the right, and from the kickoff we were just flying. The pressing was intense, my midfield was winning every second ball and the ball movement was so quick and sharp. I got my first goal very early and that just settled every nerve I had. The AI tried to play out from the back but I was all over them, cutting passing lanes and forcing mistakes. Before I could even check the time I was 4-0 up at halftime and I was just sitting there laughing because I expected Division 7 to be a grind, maybe a tight 1-0 or 2-1, not this absolute domination where everything I touched turned to gold. Aguero was honestly just on another level this game and there's no other way to put it, he was clearly the star of the match in both the first and the second half even when he wasn't scoring. His movement was ridiculous, constantly peeling off the last defender, checking short then spinning in behind, the AI center backs had no idea how to handle him. His first goal came from a low cutback from Eldford on the left, just a poacher's finish, right foot tap in. The second one was pure striker instinct, he received the ball with his back to goal, took one touch to turn his marker ins…