☕️🥐FC Breakfast: Kvara shines 🍅 Boca in crisis 😨 odd award for an MVP 😅
With an eleventh game without a win, Boca Juniors is currently experiencing its worst streak since the club's creation in 1905. Edinson Cavani's teammates have been disappointing week after week, just like their performance in the last Club World Cup. The institution chaired by Juan Roman Riquelme hopes to put an end to this nightmare on August 9 against Raina Club.
Strange prize for an MVP 🥚
A story like we love them in Norway. In the Bryne club, which plays in the first division, it's now a tradition for players designated "man of the match" to leave with... groceries. This weekend, young Lasse Qvigstad, for example, won 100 eggs, 40 bags of oatmeal, and 20 liters of milk. That's a change from trophies and bonuses.
Kvara got sunburned 🦐
Little sunscreen slip-up for Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who's enjoying his vacation before the resumption.
The unmissables of the day 🍿
Chevalier to PSG, the agreement is announced!
The surprising ranking of the most spending L1 clubs 😳
🎥 Who scored the most beautiful volley in Real's history?
TV Schedule 📺
9:10 PM: OM - Valencia (La chaîne L'Équipe)
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