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Projecting the final USMNT Olympic qualifying squad and starting XI
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Gio Reyna to miss Borussia Dortmund's derby showdown with Bayern
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MLS launches investigation into Inter Miami's 2020 signing of Blaise Matuidi
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MLS teams begin unveiling new 2021 jerseys
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With the Lob goal, Zlatan truly showed his class. The quickness along with the calmness and the composure with which he scored, is why Ibrahimovic is considered a world class striker.
Well, that keeper is probably feeling pretty stupid.
Such an a-hole yet such an amazing soccer player.
As are a lot of the greats… Gazza….Cantona…Maradonna (for other reasons)
So much better with the French announcers “c’est incroyable!”
Zlatan is the man…
Just enough for the Keeper to have a single thought. “Merde.”
Wesley Sneijder shouldn’t have been the goalie anyway.
Ha +10. I was thinking the same thing.
That is unfair.
The world got robbed when Sweden missed the World Cup, and Zlatan was first to remind us.
That’s like turning on a fastball and dropping a perfect bunt, all rolled into one nasty package.
Sports analogies…no thanks.
That is pretty ridiculous. That ball was hit rather hard by the keeper…. to be able to put it exactly where he wants to, first time, is quite incredible.
So he bashes Sacha stache then pretty much grows the same thing?
Seems par for the course for him.
Hes the mighty zlatan, he can do and say as he wishes!
is a*
Ibrahimovic is magician
his play is surreal. Speaking of, he’s also looking more and more like Salvador Dali with that needle mustache.
I can’t even watch the World cup this year.. he won’t be there