Leandro Andrade became the hero of the night for Qarabağ after scoring the opening goal against Chelsea — a moment that symbolized the Azerbaijani club’s fearless spirit. His performance showed that Qarabağ are not just underdogs, but warriors ready to wrestle giants.
This draw felt like a victory for the team and the fans, proving once again that passion and belief can stand tall against power and money. Qarabağ continues to carry the pride of Azerbaijan on the European stage. 🇦🇿🔥
For years, Liverpool lived under the shadow of Real Madrid — a team that repeatedly knocked them out of the Champions League and left unforgettable scars on the club’s history. The Reds entered their latest clash in terrible form, carrying a string of painful defeats that shook their confidence and frustrated their fans. No one expected a miracle.
But sometimes football flips the script.
Liverpool stepped onto the pitch like a wounded team with nothing to lose. Real Madrid, confident and relaxed, seemed ready to repeat the same old story. Yet this time, Liverpool fought with fire. They pressed, they ran, and they defended with heart. In the second half, Alexis Mac Allister delivered the moment that changed everything — a powerful header that stunned the European giants.
It wasn’t just a goal.
It was a release.
The win didn’t simply give Liverpool three points — it ended a psychological curse that followed them for years. Against the strongest team in the world, the Reds found themselves again.
Manchester United shocked Liverpool at Anfield with a dramatic 2-1 victory. Harry Maguire became the unexpected hero, scoring a late header in the 84th minute to secure United’s first win at Anfield in nine years.
Liverpool’s defeat marks their fourth straight loss, increasing pressure on the team and their coach. The game started with an early goal from Mbeumo in the first minute, followed by Gakpo’s equalizer, but Maguire’s late strike sealed the night.
It was a match filled with tension, drama, and a devilish twist from Maguire that Anfield won’t forget soon.
In just three days, Liverpool went from flying high to crashing down. Arne Slot’s team first fell to Crystal Palace in the Premier League, where Ismaïla Sarr punished their sloppy defense.
Days later, Galatasaray handed them another defeat. Victor Osimhen scored the only goal from the spot, sealing a famous 1-0 win in Istanbul. To make matters worse, Liverpool lost Alisson and Hugo Ekitike to injury.
Two defeats in a row have left the Reds shaken. With Chelsea and Cole Palmer waiting at the weekend, Slot must find answers quickly — or this nightmare could get even worse.
In collaboration with Bleacher Report, I created a new football animation capturing the drama of Manchester United vs Chelsea.
The idea was simple but powerful: imagine the match as a chess game between United’s new coach, Rúben Amorim, and Chelsea’s star, Cole Palmer. On the board of Old Trafford, Amorim outsmarts Palmer, leading to Manchester United’s victory. And of course, it wouldn’t be complete without the funny twist of the Old Trafford waterfall pouring down at the end.
This project was special for me, because it shows how football moments can be transformed into visual stories that connect with fans everywhere 🌍⚽.
👉 Watch the animation here:
João Félix isn’t just a footballer anymore — he’s become football’s very own Sinbad.
Since leaving Benfica, he’s been on a whirlwind journey across Europe (and beyond), riding what feels like a magic carpet of endless loans and transfers.
It started with a record-breaking move to Atlético Madrid, but Diego Simeone’s rigid tactics never fit Félix’s free-flowing style. Soon after, he was off to Chelsea, where his debut ended with a red card — a perfect symbol of that short-lived spell.
Then came a brighter stint at Barcelona, where he showed glimpses of magic, only to fade as competition increased. A move to AC Milan offered a fresh start, but even that didn’t feel like “home.”
Now? He’s in Al Nassr, landing next to Cristiano Ronaldo in the Saudi Pro League.
João Félix is a reminder that talent alone isn’t enough — you need the right team, system, and a bit of luck.
Until then… the magic carpet keeps flying.
Mikel Arteta drives through a dark, Gotham-style London.
He opens a mysterious box labeled:
"From Lisbon – Handle with Fear."
Out steps Viktor Gyökeres, masked like Bane, arms raised in his iconic celebration.
He’s not just a striker—he’s a force of chaos.
Suddenly, the Premier League lion appears, ready to face him…
But instead of a roar, we hear: “meow.” 🐱
Gyökeres doesn’t blink.
Arteta smiles and whispers:
“He’s not just a striker… he’s pain.”
Whether hero or villain, Arsenal just brought drama (and goals) to the league.
Let the chaos begin. ⚽🔥
Thierry Henry with Barcelona,Ashley Cole with Chelsea,Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain with Liverpool, Serge Gnabry with Bayern, andOlivier Giroud with Chelsea.
