Real Madrid [2] – 0 RB Leipzig Marco Asensio Brilliant Goal
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Real Madrid [2] – 0 RB Leipzig Marco Asensio Brilliant Goal
Posted on September 13, 2022 AuthorKarrena K Comment(0)
Bayern are top of Group C with six points from six available after two games and after convincing 2-0 wins over their two closest rivals it will be difficult to oust them from their top spot. Barça dropped to second ahead of Inter on goal difference, but it wasn’t a happy return to Allianz for Lewandowski, who was eliminated by Upamecano each time.
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improve significantly if they are considered serious European rivals. While Bayern’s attack was exemplary, the defense kept Barça at bay for most of the second half. This was typified by the performance of Dayot Upamecano, who won the ball seven times, through six clearances, five interceptions, two tackles and one block, with the France international winning 71.4 percent of his tackles and 100 percent of passes completed in the Barça midfield. Rock.
It’s all over, and what a walk in the park it turned out to be for Bayern. A coup de grace of two goals in four minutes just after halftime left Barcelona reeling and unable to regain their footing in the Game. From there, Bayern controlled all aspects of the game, with Barça only creating the occasional chance here and there, and Bayern went on to pull off a win that sent them to the top of Group C.
We live in a time where the media and fans constantly overestimate players and events, making us desensitized to even the wildest of superlatives. But somehow the “legendary” prefix is one of the few that has remained largely intact and still carries some weight when deployed.
There are actually two types of legends, those players who have a connotation to a specific club or event and the other, more elusive level of players who are universally celebrated for their historical greatness. For example, Ray Parlor is an Arsenal legend, but you would hardly describe him as “the legendary Ray Parlor”. I made that distinction because there’s a group of players that peaked between the mid-’90s and mid-’90s. who are still relatively strong: Javier Zanetti, Francesco Totti, Alessandro Del Piero, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Clarence Seedorf, Alessandro Nesta, and Raul are the most obvious.
These players have gone from club legends to universal legends. For example, Raul has returned forcefully this season to remind everyone that it’s not over yet. This is actually the second comeback of his career, the first being when he was widely dismissed as a spent force in 2006 and then scoring almost 50 goals in two consecutive seasons (2007-09). It reminds us of one thing, there is absolutely no substitute for experience. Never mind that previous players’ bodies can be carried; You’ve played in more high-stakes/high-profile/high-pressure games than almost anyone. Each of these players is a champion, a warrior of the highest caliber, and they have yet to enter football’s past tense.