A silent cartoon reel inspired by the dramatic Champions League night in Lisbon.
Benfica stun Real Madrid as goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin scores in unbelievable fashion, transforming into Benfica’s eagle.
A chaotic celebration, a smiling José Mourinho, and frustrated Real Madrid stars capture the madness of one unforgettable night.
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Xabi Leaves Real Madrid, Mbappé & Vinícius win
Barcelona celebrate the Super Cup.
Xabi Alonso is out.
Mbappé and Vinícius high-five.
Álvaro Arbeloa becomes the new coach…
but months later, he’s gone too.
And once again, Florentino Pérez looks for the same names:
Zidane or Ancelotti.
A short cartoon about Real Madrid, pressure, and the endless coaching cycle.Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Ruthless Brazil sink Spain
Brazil claimed the Confederations Cup on Sunday with an emphatic victory over world and European champions Spain.
Vicente del Bosque's side were fancied by many to win the competition, which served as something of a dress rehearsal for the World Cup in Brazil in 2014.
But the tournament hosts raced out of the blocks and led through a Fred goal after just two minutes.
Neymar added a second just before half time, before Fred completed the scoring shortly after the interval.
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Friday, June 15, 2012
Fans fly the Irish flag while players wave white ones
After a 3-1 defeat to Croatia in their opening game of Euro 2012, Republic of Ireland took on reigning world and European champions Spain, hoping to pull of a shock and keep their Euros dreams alive.
Unfortunately for the Irish, those dreams quickly turned into a nightmare as an early goal from Fernando Torres set the tone for a difficult evening for the Boys in Green.
Goals by David Silva, Cesc Fabregas and a second for Torres followed as Spain ran out 4-0 winners to put an end to Giovanni Trapattoni's hopes of a quarter-final berth, despite the magnificent backing from the Irish fans.
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Unfortunately for the Irish, those dreams quickly turned into a nightmare as an early goal from Fernando Torres set the tone for a difficult evening for the Boys in Green.
Goals by David Silva, Cesc Fabregas and a second for Torres followed as Spain ran out 4-0 winners to put an end to Giovanni Trapattoni's hopes of a quarter-final berth, despite the magnificent backing from the Irish fans.
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