Player Performance Ratings

Andriy Lunin—10: The Ukrainian ‌goalkeeper ⁣showcased his ​Real Madrid ⁢quality in a stellar performance. His composure during the penalty​ shootout was particularly impressive, proving his⁤ worth in crucial moments.

Dani⁢ Carvajal—9: Carvajal’s relentless battle ⁢against Jack Grealish demonstrated his unwavering determination. His hard work paid off as⁤ he played a key role​ in ‌Madrid’s victory.

Rudiger—8.5: Madrid’s standout defender delivered when it mattered most, securing the team’s spot in ‍the semi-finals with a decisive penalty kick.

Nacho—8.5: Despite facing ⁣challenges from Haaland, Nacho’s solid defensive display proved his resilience and leadership on the field.

Ferland ‍Mendy—8: Mendy’s⁢ defensive prowess was on​ full disp

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Our representative Fenerbahce and Greek team Olympiakos, UEFA Europa Conference League They will duke it out today in the quarter-final rematch. Leaving the first match played in Greece with a 3-2 defeat, the yellow-dark blue team aims to make its name in the semi-finals by defeating its opponent at least 2 times in Kadıköy.

If Fenerbahçe finishes the 90 minutes with a single victory, extra time will be played. If there is no goal in extra time, the semi-finalists will be determined by penalties.

The yellow-dark blue team will say goodbye to the tournament if they leave the field with any draw or loss.

Our writer Uğur Meleke gave Fenerbahçe the codes of the semi-finals before the historical match. Here is the article written by Meleke in her column;

ZICO’S VISION…

16 years ago, Fenerbahçe, Brazilian visionary football Under the management of his man Zico, the club reached the first and last Champions League quarter-finals in its history. The Fenerbahçe squad of that day was a quality group of players, but I don’t think it had as much depth as it does today. In the first 11, Maldonados, Önders, Vedersons and Uğurs were doing a very good job, and Zico had Se

It seems that the Champions League anthem has the power to transform Real Madrid. Opposed to Manchester City on Wednesday April 17, in the quarter-final second leg of the competition, the Merengue had several missions: to bring down the defending champion, resist the crowd gathered in the aisles of the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, and chase away the memory from last season, during which the Sky Blues inflicted a correction on them (0-4). At the end of a match rich in suspense – less in offensive flights – it was ultimately Carlo Ancelotti’s men who had the last word during the penalty shootout. Once recovered from their emotions, they will be able to concentrate on the next round, where they will meet Bayern Munich, winner of Arsenal.

History will undoubtedly remember that it was German defender Antonio Rüdiger who presented himself one last time against goalkeeper Ederson, to send his team into the last four

Central rosary Yes Deportivo Riestra They closed the regular phase of League Cup with a 1-1 draw in The torrent giant. Alan Barrionuevo surprised the scoundrel with a goal in the first quarter of an hour, but Jaminton Campaz equaled him in adding the opening phase against the Malevowho suffered the expulsion of Milton Celizat an important crossroads which has the objective of qualifying for international cups as well as the fight not to be relegated.

The weak campaign of scoundrel at the local level it ended in 11th place in Zone A with 15 points and it cannot be overlooked, while still waiting in the Copa Libertadoreswhere they achieved a victory at home against Peñarol of Uruguay and a defeat against Atlético Mineiro in Brazil in matches valid for Group G, a zone shared with Caracas of Venezuela.

Those led by Miguel Angelo Russo They are in 21st place in the rankings Annual table10 points behind Tigre, the last one who would drop to First National in the absence of 27 days to play the Professional League, which will begin on the weekend of May 12th. Likewise, you can’t relax because you have to add units with different objectives, how to move away from last place and get closer to qualifying for the 2025 Copa Sudamericana. Today he is very far from Raci

Paris Olympic Games 100 Days Countdown Begins

The excitement is building as the countdown to the Paris Olympic Games reached 100 days on April 17th. The opening ceremony is set to take place on July 26th, with preparations in full swing for the highly anticipated event.

The theme of the Paris Olympics is “A More Open Olympics”, with plans to hold the opening ceremony on the Seine River. However, security concerns, including the risk of potential terrorist attacks, have prompted the Paris O

The catcher League Cup does not give respite in the definitions. Although each of the quarterfinal matches will have its share of nerves and emotions, a new eliminatory superclassic appears that will steal all eyes. Boca and River They will meet again this weekend in search of the semi-final, a situation that is experienced more and more often. In fact, It will be the tenth hand-to-hand crossing that they will star in in the last 24 years: Thus, it will exceed the number of times in which they faced each other in similar contexts during the previous century, since the professional era began (1931), the first occasion being a tiebreaker in 1937 and the last in the 1994 Super Cup.

Surely, in those 57 years of nine crucial duels, the most important one remained in the xeneize retina with that final for the 1976 National Tournament what Rubén Plate I dreamed He sealed it in favor of Boca with a free kick that was as fast as it was fantastic in the Cilindro de Avellaneda. However, as is logical, those disputed in the modern era are the ones that are freshest when it comes to reviewing them.

And crutch as underrated as it is exciting

Full of confidence from the first place they achieved in their respective groups of the Copa Libertadores 2000 and after having comfortably won the round of 16 (5-3 aggregate for Boca against El Nacional, from Ecuador, and 5-0 for River against Cerro Porteño, from Paraguay), they were quarterfinalists and found themselves in a key for the first time eliminatory of such a contest. The first leg was played at the Monumental and the home team won due to goals from Juan Pablo Angel y Javier Saviolawho broke the parity with a great free kick from Juan roman riquelme.

However, in the Bombonera the blue and gold show appeared due to the annotation of Marcelo Delgado, a penalty converted again by the then No. 10 and Martín Palermo’s “Muletazo”: after six months of inactivity due to a torn cruciate ligament and the chicane of Américo Gallego (“If they put Palermo, I put Enzo [Francescoli, en ese momento ya retirado]”), Carlos Bianchi sent him to the field for the last quarter of an hour and The ‘9’ sealed the win (3-0) and qualification to the semi-finals with an unforgettable turn and left foot. “Xeneize” would end up obtaining the third continental title.

A “Chicken” and a “Duck”

In the edition of 2004, they would once again be leaders in the first part of the tournament. While River would need penalties to overcome Santos Laguna, from Mexico, in the round of 16, and would calmly handle the quarterfinal series against Deportivo Cali, from Colombia, Boca would go the other way: first they easily erased Sporting Cristal, from Peru, but they imposed from the twelve steps in front of São Caetano, Brazil. The definitions from the penalty kick seemed to be a preview: the semifinal brought them together four years later.

With a headbutt, Rolando Schiavi He led Boca to revenge at the Monumental with the minimum advantage from the first leg. In Núñez, Luis Gonzalez He tied the series with a bomb, until the agonizing goals added drama to the story. A twenty-year-old Carlos Tevez scored with a left foot with two minutes left, took off his shirt and mad

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The game: A little calm after the storm

We were treated to a totally crazy first leg (3-3) with three goals after only 14 minutes of play. On Wednesday, it was clear from the start that neither side had any desire to give the same frantic pace at this meeting. It was very slow at the start of the match, then Real took a dive (12th). What followed was what we expected: a large English possession (61% in total, 69% in the second half), a Madrid block well in place and ready to do damage on counterattacks.

Until the caricature. 18 corners to 1 for City, 120 attacks to 19, 33 shots to 8, 88 balls in the area to 12. But if the Citizens first multiplied the clear situations, like Erling Haaland’s bar ( 19th), they skated a little more after the restart. The solution finally came both from the bench – thanks to the percussion of Jérémy Doku – from a big error by Antonio Rüdiger, and from the talent of Kevin De Bruyne, still as formidable in C1, still as ruthless against Real.

On arrival, the two favorites for the final victory neutralized each other in two different types of matches, one unbridled, the other more closed, and each in their own style – ultra possession against solidity and the game of transitions. There were only penalties to decide the last two winners of the competition. Small game in which Real showed itself cold, when Bernardo Silva, visibly overheated, precipitated the fall of his team, who were taking part in the first penalty shootout in the history of the Mancunian club in the European Cup.

The players: De Bruyne tried everything, Lunin almost rejected everything

We had almost forgotten his absence in the first leg as the match had been spectacular and rich in classy gestures, but Kevin De Bruyne once again proved that he was one of the compasses of this Manchester City. The Belgian equalized, but missed the qualifying ball. Kyle Walker, at fault on the opening score for Real, showed for the rest that he was indeed the lethal weapon against Vinicius Junior.

Opposite, while Jude Bellingham is struggling to regain his brilliance – despi