Showing posts with label Lyon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lyon. Show all posts

Monday, May 4, 2026

Musa Al-Taamari and the Van Basten Vibes: When Football History Repeats Itself

Sometimes, a football goal is more than just a goal.
Sometimes, it instantly reminds fans of a legendary moment from the past.

Animated split-screen comparison between Musa Al-Taamari’s goal against Lyon and Marco van Basten’s iconic Euro 1988 volley.

That’s exactly what happened when Musa Al-Taamari scored his stunning goal against Lyon — a finish that immediately brought back memories of Marco van Basten and his iconic volley against the Soviet Union in the Euro 1988 final.

The similarities were impossible to ignore.

The angle.
The technique.
The confidence.
The beauty of the strike.

For many football fans, it felt like watching a modern echo of one of the greatest goals ever scored.

Van Basten’s goal in 1988 became legendary because it combined elegance with impossibility. It was the kind of shot most players would never even attempt. Decades later, Musa Al-Taamari produced a moment that gave fans the same feeling — that rare football moment where instinct, technique, and courage come together perfectly.

What makes the comparison even more special is the journey of Musa Al-Taamari himself.

Coming from Jordan and building his career step by step through different leagues and challenges, Taamari has become one of the most recognizable Arab footballers in Europe. Moments like this show why so many fans admire his determination and creativity on the pitch.

Football has a beautiful way of connecting generations.


One legendary volley in 1988.
Another unforgettable strike decades later.

Different eras. Different players. Same magic.

Wednesday, January 28, 2026

Endrick at Real Madrid vs Endrick at Lyon



Endrick At Real Madrid, he was stuck on the bench. At Lyon, he exploded with goals. A short cartoon showing how the same player can look completely different depending on where he plays. Football, timing, and opportunity — told with humor.

Monday, March 13, 2017

Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Frozen out at Chelsea, Lyon open door for Malouda return

After being frozen out of the first-team and forced to train with the reserves, life looks bleak for Florent Malouda at Chelsea.

But the 32-year-old's former club Lyon have come to the rescue after their president Jean-Michel Aulas claimed the midfielder would be welcome back with open arms.

"Our door is always open to former players," Aulas said. "Malouda has been in contact with our coaching team very recently."

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Mou the cook

this cartoon is about the Champions League game between Real Madrid and Lyon
Madrid finally qualified from the round of 16 after several years of struggling