Videos
You’ve Always Wanted To Play In The Champions League Stadium. Now You Can
You’ve sat down for a Champions League match and seen/heard the unmistakable introduction before: the anthem plays (“These are the chaaampions!”) and the video pans over a fictitious stadium with a roof made of stars and a capacity of something like two million.
Go Behind The Scenes Of Mbappe's Arrival At PSG
Watch Marcelo Elastico His Way To An Absurd Goal In Training
Barca Extend Contract Of Carles Alena, The Phenom Dubbed The Next Iniesta
The hype surrounding Barcelona midfielder Carles Alena has been slowly building for some time now. Alena joined La Masia as a 7-year-old, and it wasn’t long after that comparisons to Andres Iniesta began. Last season, Alena was pivotal in helping Barca B earn promotion to the Second Division A after appearing in 29 matches, scoring three goals and registering seven assists.
Argentina Were Awful On Tuesday But Lionel Messi Was A Savage
On the face of it, a 1-1 draw with bottom-dwelling, already-eliminated Venezuela in front of 60,000 at the Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires was a godawful result for Argentina, and it really was. But from a broader perspective there’s a lot more to analyze and discuss than simply draw = bad.
Jack Black Tries To Header Water Filled Balls On Korean Game Show
This Video Shows How The USMNT Earned A Draw With Honduras By KICKING THE BALL REALLY HARD
If we were to compare soccer to handwriting, we would say Germany plays like Catholic nun schoolteacher handwriting, with neat little letters, nothing out of place, everything in line.
Spain plays like cursive, with little loops and swooshes you barely notice until you see the bigger object and marvel in its beauty.
Brazil plays like graffiti letters, big and colorful and saying more than the words themselves could.