Watch Odegaard second assist to Haaland goal for Norway.
The way he expects Haaland to receive that pass is unreal.
Icl we’re watching prime Odegaard this season.
Fantastic finish from Christos Tzolis vs Serbia.
His goals catalogue at Brugge was similar to these type of finishes.
Loves to drift closer to the marker before backing off and receiving with that one yard. Fabulous movement on this occasion
Brilliant touch to create half a yard from the retreating CB and a great finish on his weaker left foot.
Hoping this can translate to his games with #AFC
#Tzolis
Billy Gunn has volunteered to be Stone Cold's tag team partner against The Undertaker & Kane, but he falls victim to a Chokeslam! After the match, Stone Cold hits Undertaker & Kane with a steel chair!
That Jansen catch is unreal, but the commentary team losing their minds makes it 10x better.
The voice, the timing, the atmosphere... everything just felt like pure magic. https://t.co/9QZJBVmoYd
I've noticed that since Sami Zayn turned heel, he's slowly morphing into his OWN version of Roman Reigns on SmackDown...
Think about it:
He's WWE Champion.
He's manipulating Johnny Gargano into becoming HIS version of what Sami once was to Roman... the guy who desperately wants to belong and will eventually do the champion's dirty work for him.
Candice clearly doesn't trust Sami, just like Jey didn't trust Sami at first.
And instead of being the lovable guy trying to earn the Bloodline's acceptance, Sami is now the one taking advantage of somebody else's need for acceptance.
He's slowly becoming the type of champion he once helped Roman be.
That's actually a REALLY interesting full circle story for Sami.
John Cena knew the entire city was against him, so he completely dropped the superhero persona and came out with that cold power walk.
No salutes. No jokes. No playing to the crowd. He didn’t even look at them when he raised the title.
He was completely locked in. That version of Cena was different 😭🔥
Thomas Müller on Kai Havertz right in front of Klopp
“My answer to playing him in another position is ‘No!’. Because for me, Kai Havertz is an anchor player for this team. He is clearly set as the number 9, and if possible, he should play every single minute."
"Especially against big teams, he becomes even more crucial than against smaller ones. So, I want to see Kai Havertz on the pitch every minute.”