Euro 2000

Italy immune defense Maldini, Cannavaro and Nesta with the brilliant goalkeeper Toldo reached the final of Euro 2000, but things didn't end like they want.

Salah vs Klopp

Salah vs Klopp, who made who?

Inter Milan's Star Shines

Inter Milan proudly won their second Serie A star at San Siro in front of AC Milan

Xavi takes revenge against Cancelo, the referee, and VAR

Barcelona lost El Clasico against Real Madrid in a controversial way

Alessandro Del Piero's celebration

Alessandro Del Piero was also known for sticking out his tongue in celebration after scoring goals. This gesture became another trademark of his celebrations, adding a touch of playful exuberance to his goal-scoring moments. Del Piero's tongue-out celebration became quite iconic and was often imitated by fans and even other players. It was a fun and distinctive aspect of his goal celebrations throughout his illustrious career.

Javier Zanetti

Javier Zanetti, the Argentine soccer sensation, was like a human Rubik's Cube on the field – shifting positions faster than a squirrel on espresso. With Inter Milan from '95 to 2014, he collected trophies like they were candy on Halloween, including the epic treble in 2009-2010. And for Argentina, he racked up 145 caps, more than I've had cups of coffee in a month! Post-retirement, Inter promoted him to vice president, and he's also a FIFA darling for his charity work. Zanetti: soccer star, social hero, and the ultimate multitasker!

Baresi and Maldini

Witness the epic saga of AC Milan's dynamos, Franco Baresi and Paolo Maldini!

For 13 legendary years (1984-1997), these defensive marvels captained the squad to glory, seizing three Champions League crowns and five Serie A titles, among countless other accolades.

In a move befitting their unmatched legacy, AC Milan retired their jersey numbers: Baresi's iconic number 6 and Maldini's revered number 3. A tribute to their eternal greatness, etched in footballing lore forever!

Real Madrid and Manchester City funny moments

Real Madrid and Manchester City in the Champions League provided some funny moments, from Bernardo Silva's penalty against Andriy Lunin to Carlo Ancelotti and Pep Guardiola's tactics and finally the clash between Antonio Rüdiger and Erling Haaland

The Spitting incident: Rudi Völler and Frank Rijkaard

In the wild world of football, where rivalries run deep and tempers flare hotter than a summer barbecue, the clash between Germany and the Netherlands at the 1990 World Cup was more dramatic than a soap opera marathon. Picture this: two powerhouse teams, one spitting incident, and enough drama to make Shakespeare blush.

In the midst of this soccer spectacle, Dutch dynamo Frank Rijkaard decided to add his own special ingredient to the mix by giving German striker Rudi Völler a surprise shower of saliva. Talk about adding some extra flavor to the game!

But wait, there's more! The referee, probably thinking he stumbled onto the set of a reality TV show, promptly showed both players the red card, sending them off like disgraced contestants.

Fast forward a few months, and Rijkaard, feeling more sheepish than a lamb caught in the rain, apologized to Völler, blaming his momentary lapse of reason on relationship drama. And just like that, the feud went from fiery to funny faster than you can say "goal!"

In a stroke of marketing genius, the two rivals buried the hatchet (and probably a few tubs of butter) by starring in a commercial together, proving that sometimes all it takes to smooth things over is a good laugh and a stick of butter. Who knew football could be so deliciously entertaining?

Ousmane Dembele's reaction to Barcelona

Ousmane Dembele's reaction to PSG's victory over his former club Barcelona