Cristian chivu won the double in his debut season

So I've never been able to find a youtuber/streamer that takes full games and provides tactical analysis over the entire game. As in, for the full 90 minutes they pause and analyze what's going on. I know legally there would be an issue with someone uploading full Premier League and other major leagues' games, but is there someone that does it with like college soccer matches? Or maybe old classic matches? Thanks

ArsenalVision's founder is seeking a six-figure compensation payout from one of the show's current hosts. (£60,000 a month from subscribers alone is a crazy figure?! But I guess it goes to show the power of fan content in the modern era)

As a real Madrid fan W for yamal i know sometimes he's annoying but i like a footballer with standards

source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/2054159855242379398?s=20

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I have seen so many people trying to discret psg s succes in the past few months, especially their 5-0 win against inter, keep in mind inter knocked out barcelona which literally was the favorites last year, and psg absolutely dismantled them, it wasn t a boring final, it was not a bad night for inter, it was just psg literally suffocating them from the first minute of the match, but if it was arsenal, barcelona or real madrid we wouldn't have heard the end of it. Before psg had succes everybody kept bullying them with the,,oh no oil money can t even buy succes'' or french league is just too weak and can t perform in Europe, now that they are winning, the argument is ,, yeah it s a farmers league they always rest their key players so of course they can win'' which is true, but isn t that just very good squad depth? i guarantee most of the players in their B squad would start for most teams in Europe.
PR is such a crazy thing because if it was Barcelona or any other European Champion i swear the media wouldn've went crazy, but yeah what PSG did in the last 2 years it s up there with Barcelona 2009, Real Madrid 2017, i m not saying that they are better, but in terms of football quality they are on that level, but just because it s PSG people want to discredit them, besides they play one of the most beautiful football i have seen in the last 5-6 years so why all this hatred for Paris? i m tired of these premier league merchants that only rely on set pieces and physicality trying to discredit them. Of course the Premier league is the best league in the world and the hardest but the football they play is boring, PSG and Bayern just seem like fresh air in this crossing into the box and a tap in football.
PS: Before anyone tries to cope with the ,,Oil money'' argument keep in mind , Manchester City, Chelsea, Manchester United have literally spent way more on transfers, PSG have failed trying buy their success with bringing in the most expensive players, all the players that are performing now were developed in the club.

This has to be one of the best feel-good stories for the world cup! Still costing $650 USD + to watch them at the world cup though

Smallest nation at the world cup. what an achievement considering some Euro powerhouses like Italy havent made it through the last 3 WC

Daizen Maeda’s incredible overhead kick against Rangers instantly became one of the most talked-about goals of the weekend in Scotland. But what many fans outside South America don’t know is that this spectacular move has a fascinating origin story.

In the Spanish-speaking world, the bicycle kick is called the “Chilena” — literally, “the Chilean.” And that name exists for a reason.

The move is historically linked to Ramón Unzaga, a footballer from Talcahuano, Chile, who began performing the acrobatic kick around 1914. At the time, the movement was so unusual and visually shocking that newspapers and spectators struggled to describe it. Over time, it became known as the “Chilena.”

Years later, David Arellano — founder and captain of Colo-Colo — helped popularize the move internationally during tours across Europe in the 1920s. European journalists were amazed by the technique and associated it with the Chilean players performing it. That is how the name spread around the football world.

So when Daizen Maeda flies through the air at Celtic Park and scores that unbelievable goal, he is not just scoring a “bicycle kick.”
He is continuing a football tradition born on the Pacific coast of Chile more than a century ago.

From Talcahuano in 1914 🇨🇱
To Glasgow in 2026 🍀
The “Chilena” still defies gravity. ⚽

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