☕️🥐 FC Ptit Déj: iconic celebrations 🫡, stands set alight 🔥
Newcastle's iconic celebrations 🫡
As a concert was taking place at St James Park, Newcastle supporters in attendance took the opportunity to recreate iconic celebrations and goals.
Passion 🤩
This video quickly went viral. As Real Oviedo secured their promotion to La Liga, this child was literally overwhelmed by the event.
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Passion, pure and simple.
Fire in the stands 🔥
In the Club World Cup, Wydad Casablanca supporters literally set the stands on fire against Juventus!
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Last night's must-sees 🍿
- Real Madrid - Pachuca: prodigy Arda Güler breaks Anelka's record
- [VIDEO] Arda Güler's goal against Pachuca after a great combination
- Juventus nightmare, extortion attempt: Pogba reveals shocking truths
TV schedule 📺
9:00 PM: Seattle - PSG (DAZN)
9:00 PM: Atlético - Botafogo (DAZN)
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3:00 AM: Porto - Al Ahly (DAZN)
3:00 AM: Inter Miami - Palmeiras (DAZN)
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