Kun Agüero's unforgettable responses in the Champions League final, as well as his anger against Real Madrid
Sergio When Omen did not miss the Champions League final between Real Madrid and Liverpool because, like he has done in many years, he followed the game via Twtich and the platform Star+. The former Argentine national team scorer was the star of an epic presentation, with amusing comments and a unique perspective on the game.The former player began by stating that he did not want the white team to win since he is unable to support the Spanish squad due to his previous affiliations with Atlético de Madrid and Barcelona. However, he knew that, after his years of glory with Manchester City, he would be disappointed if the Big-eared was raised by an English team."Today Madrid is going to play very well, they are going to break everything," he said, almost laughing, before the first whistle, forecasting a fall for those led by Carlo Ancelotti, which did not occur.
During the transmission, he was skeptical of some of Thibaut Courtois' saves, a major character in Paris' nightlife. The Belgian goalie was a pillar in the Royal Madrid arch, and it was one of the reasons for his team's win. Omen intervenes in Sadio Mané's case. In response to the Belgian's cover, he raised both hands to his brow and said, "What a good hand!"
One of his first outbursts was in the goal that was later nullified."Here in the studio there is a crazy shit who shouted goal, I don't know who he is but I have him kicked out," he said in the compliment, referring to someone from the production who had evidently shouted Vincius Jnior's name. Tell me who it was, and I'll kick him out," he joked, despite his displeasure at the score that put Real Madrid ahead.Towards the end, the When he protested about a new Courtois cover, he managed to exclaim, "Look at what Salah was wrong," while grabbing his face. Shortly afterwards, he praised the Belgian goalkeeper for yet another of his saves.
Real Madrid once again demonstrated that he is the king of Europe. The Spanish squad won its 14th Champions League title on Saturday in Paris, defeating Liverpool 1-0 thanks to a goal from Brazilian Vinicius Jr. in the 59th minute. He also extended the rule of coach Carlo Ancelotti, the first coach to win four Orejonas, two with the Spanish team (after the one won in 2014) and two with Milan.
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