At the Stadio Olimpico next Sunday I’m going to ask if I can have a little go driving that little car with the ball
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And of course, in the age of Twitter, it wasn t long before the little car had become prime comedy material.
One Twitter user noted how it was something that a certain Mr Partridge may have come up with, whilst another thought that the whole opening ceremony was perhaps the concoction of a power-crazy Lord Vader.
UEFA should use a Volkswagen remote control car to deliver the football onto the pitch for the first game of EURO 2020 pic.twitter.com/j3cmQruoTp
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Vargas is a 21-year-old Venezuelan youth international who – much like FCD s first offseason signing
Jáder Obrian – brings speed and directness to Dallas attack. He’s a player that can a change a game at any moment with a change of speed, pace and courage to take people on, said head coach
Luchi Gonzalez of his newest addition. He s great in 1v1s, explosive, creative and can do things individually but also is good in combination. He has vision and can play-make as well. He’s a player that’s not just comfortable on the wing, he’s comfortable in interior channels where there’s more traffic. So we think he’s a great fit.
Tottenham top group as Lo Celso hands Mourinho selection headache
Date published: Thursday 10th December 2020 9:52 - Steve Pearson
Giovani Lo Celso inspired Tottenham to a 2-0 victory over Antwerp that secured their progression to the knockout stages as group winners.
With a win required to overhaul their opponents and top the group,
Spurs were handed an early scare inside three minutes.
Antwerp right-back Aurélio Buta ghosted in behind Tottenham’s defence down the left, but his run was premature as the flag correctly went up for offside.
Handed a rare start in attack, Gareth Bale found himself in the thick of the action early. A corner won by Japhet Tanganga was met by the Welshman, but his headed effort drifted wide of the mark.
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Real Madrid Player Ratings vs Borussia Monchengladbach: 9/10 for Benzema, Modric; 7 or more for the rest
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Karim Benzema and Luka Modric were the stars of the show as Real Madrid beat Borussia Monchengladbach 2-0 to qualify for the UEFA Champions League knockouts.
In what was a do-or-die game for Real Madrid at Estadio Alfredo Di Stefano, the hosts showed they meant business from the get-go as Karim Benzema put them ahead just nine minutes in, heading home a Lucas Vazquez cross. Gladbach almost managed to equalise immediately after but Thibaut Courtois was alert to Marcus Thuram’s effort.