In dismal manner, Kylian Mbappe embarrassed[1945000]
Diego Simeone at least discovered a new method of being eliminated from the Champions League by Authentic Madrid. Vinicius Junior was shamed by Kylian Mbappe as Arsenal waited.
All that for the glory of facing Arsenal. When asked whether he would prefer to face the masochists of low-block suffering or the Champions League’s gatekeepers upon reaching the quarter-finals,
We know about the problems for certain, but I can’t tell you which one. The answer is unmistakable, though: True Madrid, not Atletico Madrid, and certainly no Real Madrid.
The image of the Gunners as they try increasingly desperately to crush Diego Simeones most uncompromising masterpiece soon faded into the cool Madrid air as the knockout tie turned more toward who would advance and who would survive, and which would come first: justice or fate. It is a fact that Atletico are terribly acquainted with,
. Significant eliminated them from the Champions League for four straight years ten years ago. In the 178th moment of 180, Javier Hernandez scored the only goal of the tie in the final two cases, which included two extra-time matches in the first and two in the next, as well as penalties in the third. Simeone is the greatest director in Atletico background, having previously won it, and their terrible city rivals are generally to blame for that single empty space on his impressive Atletico CV.
All parties should be applauded for delivering the same old heartache in a completely new approach, reaching quite absurd levels that basically prove Real Madrid sold their soul to the European Cup long ago and any effort to squander it from their hands, despite how ostensibly cold and life-affirming it may be, is finally pointless. The opening salvo of a two-hour performance made specifically and blatantly for the sickos
Simeones Atletico , leveling a knockout tie within half a minute of the second leg sounds like complete nightmare fuel. However, the hosts performed outstanding defensively following Conor Gallagher’s quick opening, yes, but not without effort and intention on the other end. Recall Zidane’s 2016 Champions League victory over Atletico
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They always managed to pack 11 men behind the ball, but whenever Atletico sensed a moment break they hared it down in numbers. Red and white stripes surged forward together as if they were defending with absurd organization and cooperation when they were connected by the same desk football club.
A particular highlight was the ball guys ‘ use of a multi-ball game to delay the resume, but that was not the story. True were outfliking Atletico, outfighting them, and outfoxing them.
Simeone junior and senior celebrated winning a spot just before half-time that Julian Alvarez appeared to take directly. After Jude Bellingham’s first test backwards behind his own objective solidified it, the Argentinean is clearly trying it again if that was a sign of the hosts ‘ confidence and nerve.
This was an Atleticos match, a garden, and, as the years progressed, it became apparent that it was night. Within a moment of the next quarter, Thibaut Courtois was forced into a preserve by Alvarez, and it was unsettling to see how little action was being made.
But that is the enraging aspect of Dirhams ‘ necessity in this competition. They may appear terrible, fragmented, prone to errors, and ignorant. Finally, under the threat of a sentence win, Kylian Mbappe breaks his silence and receives the ball from Jude Bellingham just past the middle column before flying past one keeper and through another to claim a sentence they hardly deserved. This year, Real’s Big Three rotated sentence tasks. After making crucial game, Mbappe and Bellingham resigned as Vinicius Junior. When he thumped an incredible effort over and into a Wanda Metropolitano side that inexcusably began to accept the unthinkable possibility that this True side could be overthrown, that error was made clear.
Sadly, there was no Rio Ferdinand soundtrack to this one, but Vinicius ‘ resounding reaction toBallon dOr ]from last seasons final was ringing. That is only one hazy way to describe the abominable and frequently bizarre self-sabotage.
At one point in extra-time, Vinicius collapsed to the ground in a frightful attempt to escape punishment, failing which left him sat in a tizzy. Bellingham felt compelled to try his luck after having to retrieve the game from an Atletico player before substituting his sensitive teammates for the next attack.
Not long after, Mbappe used a flawless drop tackle to break a Jan Oblak throw to stop yet another quick Atletico desk. Vicius should have been embarrassed by his own apprehension, who was substituted five minutes before the battle for a person who didn’t even take one of the place kicks.
Atletico made the most effort to prevent that outcome, despite the game veering unapologetically towards the most serious conclusion. Angel Correa had had won it, and Jose Maria Gimenez did a fantastic rotation of the theme, lamenting an incorrect part award while wonderfully professionally stomping on his knees with his head in his hands, as if Real had never given him the luxury of winning.
Despite the fact that both sides made all five possible substitutions, cramp appeared to have overtaken the game, and it appeared Ferland Mendy no longer felt the need, just like we all felt our hamstrings were hurting after one too many misbehavings, while Cesar Azpilicueta embodied the Ian Wright teacher meme with shirt-tucked majesty.
At least a shootout’s inherent spectacle is linear and binary. The next player loads the chamber and pulls the trigger until a winner is declared after one scores or misses. It is straightforward, straightforward, and efficient in reducing 12-yard kicks from 12 yards from almost four hours of elite, unrelenting high-stakes competition. The reinvention of a wheel, which has previously sent Atletico seasons inexorably crashing and burning, has happened
and will do so once more. Mbappe scored. Alexander Sorloth, who later moved to Bellingham, did the same. Alvarez slipped, but he was able to despatch his penalty and keep the score even. The delay arrived as Federico Valverde sat down to take his kick. The check is then. Then, surprisingly soon after, confirmation of an apparent double play from Alvarez, whose unfathomable outcome was a technical miss, which gave Real a shootout lead they did not subsequently relinquish. A retake is required if a keeper advances from their line to avoid a penalty
. Alvarez lost his footing and gained no real advantage in the scoring process, but Alvarez was given no more leeway. The confusion in the stands was palpable and unavoidable, but UEFA’s insistence that the VAR call was based on what is still largely undetermined footage only serves to make things worse.
Marcos Llorente had another chance to regain actual parity with Valverde and Correa and Oblak to convert to Lucas Vazquez, allowing them to do so. However, Antonio Rudiger squeezed his shot past the crossbar to secure perhaps the most ridiculous Real Madriding to date. Until they confront the might of a strikerless Arsenal, who are remarkably vocal and believe that some sort of wider sporting plot exists to undermine and thwart them. Real Madrid seems unfair to be able to win the Champions League, in reality.
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