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06/02/2022

Goat the first ever to reach 400 million on Instagram

05/02/2022

Manchester United fans were made to wait to see their side take the lead against Middlesbrough after Cristiano Ronaldo dragged his penalty wide of the Boro goal

Cristiano Ronaldo missed with a useless penalty against Middlesbrough on Friday night and appeared to immediately find an excuse for his error.

The Manchester United forward was unable to give his side the lead from 12 yards in their FA Cup fourth round tie with the Championship club at Old Trafford.

United were awarded a penalty in the 18th minute after the returning Paul Pogba was fouled inside the area by Boro full-back Anfernee Dijksteel.

Luckily for Ronaldo, who turns 37 on Saturday, Jadon Sancho opened the scoring just minutes later as he impressively bagged his third goal for the club.

Cristiano Ronaldo missed the target from the penalty spot

Having taken on the penalty responsibility, Ronaldo uncharacteristically missed the target completely with his spot-kick.

Following a brief wait as referee Anthony Taylor ensured Joe Lumley stayed on his goal-line, the Portuguese striker dragged the ball wide of the keeper's right-hand post.

Lumley had gone the right way, although it is unknown whether he would have saved Ronaldo's fiercely struck shot had it been on target.

Immediately after missing, Ronaldo appeared to look at the turf around the penalty spot, as if that had been the reason for his miss.

Was the pitch to blame for Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty miss? Let us know in the comments section below.

Cristiano Ronaldo glanced at the Old Trafford turf following his penalty miss

However, those watching at home were not convinced the pitch was to blame and fans quickly took to social media to mock Ronaldo.

One fan tweeted: “Ronaldo slices a penalty. Ronaldo looks at the turf on the penalty spot. Funny.”

Another joked: “Ronaldo looking accusingly at the penalty spot… On the perfectly manicured Old Trafford pitch.”

A third supporter sarcastically added: “Yeah Ronaldo… the penalty spot was

21/12/2021

I decree and declare whatever problem put in place and programmed against you shall scatter by fire, the evil your enemies wished you this days shall fall upon them.
The Lord Almighty shall do unto you as He did unto Isaac when He prospered in a strange land, wherever you might be right now, you shall do well, prosper and succeed, you shall be ushered into greatness like Joseph and today shall be your blessed and miraculous day.
Receive power to end this year in an uncommon joy and with testimonies, in Jesus powerful name.
I'm wishing you a merry Christmas in advance.
S H A L O M ! ! !

20/11/2021

God time is the best

28/04/2021

*UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEMI-FINAL 1ST LEG*

*REAL MADRID VS CHELSEA LINE UP*

⭕ Real Madrid XI : Courtois, Carvajal Varane, Militao, Nacho, Marcelo, Modric, Casemiro, Kroos, Benzema, Vinicius

👥Subs: Lunin, Altube, Hazard, Asensio, Odriozola, Isco, Mariano, Rodrygo, Arribas, Blanco, Miguel

⭕ Chelsea XI: Mendy, Azpilicueta, Christensen, Silva, Rudiger, Chilwell, Kante, Jorginho, Pulisic, Mount, Werner.

👥 Subs: Kepa, Caballero; Zouma, Alonso, James, Emerson; Gilmour, Havertz, Ziyech, Hudson-Odoi, Giroud, Abraham.

26/11/2020

19 year old Folarin Balogun scored his first Arsenal goal just 37seconds after coming in as a Substitute..
He was brought in by head coach Mikel Arteta in a 3-0 Europa league away win at Molde.
Astonishing.
https://mobile.twitter.com/brfootball/status/1332053111653982210
Please let's celebrate this young man by taking this to the front page

18/11/2020

https://dailypost.ng/2020/11/16/messi-vs-ronaldo-alex-ferguson-gives-verdict-on-greatest-player/

Former Manchester United boss, Sir Alex Ferguson has added his voice to the debate on who is the greatest footballer between Barcelona ace, Lionel Messi

17/11/2020

Daud Olatunji, Abeokuta
A player with Crown Football Club, Ogbomoso, Oyo State, Usman Yusuf, died after slumping during a friendly match in Abeokuta, Ogun State.
The PUNCH gathered that Yusuf played the first half in a friendly for Gateway United FC, where he was on trial, against Sliema Wanderers.
It was gathered that the incident happened on Sunday afternoon at Muda Lawal Stadium, Asero, Abeokuta.
The deceased reportedly slumped during the match, but he was resuscitated after the medics attended to him.
He was later taken to the State Hospital, Ijaye where he reportedly passed on.
The Media officer of the Gateway FC, Moses Ojewumi, confirmed the incident on Monday in Abeokuta.
He said, “Usman Yusuf who came on trial played the first half in a friendly for Gateway United FC against Sliema Wanderers on Sunday afternoon, during half-time he showed bad signs and Gateway United team doctor attended to him.
“It was later in the night, a call came in from camp that he had suffered a relapse, swiftly he was taken to State Hospital, Ijaiye where he gave up the ghost.”

13/11/2020

Nigeria vs Sierra Leone

Date: Fri 13th November 2020

Time: 5pm

Venue: Samuel Ogbemudia stadium

11/11/2020

Cristiano Ronaldo: Juventus star has scored the most goals in Europe's top five leagues this year
Revealing their goals 'speed' per seconds,
From descending order,
See the lists below
25. Luis Muriel - 12 goals (57 minutes per-goal)
24. Karim Benzema - 13 goals (182 minutes per-goal)
23. Raul Jimenez - 13 goals (169 minutes per-goal)
22. Dominic Calvert-Lewin - 13 goals (169 minutes per-goal)
21. Bruno Fernandes - 13 goals (135 minutes per-goal)
20. Andrej Kramaric - 13 goals (78 minutes per-goal)
19. Timo Werner - 14 goals (148 minutes per-goal)
18. Duvan Zapata - 14 goals (134 minutes per-goal)
17. Jamie Vardy - 14 goals (134 minutes per-goal)
16. Gerard Moreno - 14 goals (132 minutes per-goal)
15. Heung-min Son - 14 goals (130 minutes per-goal)
14. Andre Silva - 14 goals (117 minutes per-goal)
13. Harry Kane - 14 goals (114 minutes per-goal)
12. Kylian Mbappe - 14 goals (81 minutes per-goal)
11. Andrea Belotti - 15 goals (162 minutes per-goal)
10. Lionel Messi - 15 goals (159 minutes per-goal)
9. Danny Ings - 15 goals (137 minutes per-goal)
8. Romelu Lukaku - 16 goals (123 minutes per-goal)
7. Mohamed Salah - 18 goals (125 minutes per-goal)
6. Francesco Caputo - 18 goals (124 minutes per-goal)
5. Zlatan Ibrahimovic - 18 goals (101 minutes per-goal)
4. Erling Haaland - 19 goals (81 minutes per-goal)
3. Ciro Immobile - 22 goals (102 minutes per-goal)
2. Robert Lewandowski - 26 goals (66 minutes per-goal)
1. Cristiano Ronaldo - 27 goals (73 minutes per-goal )

11/11/2020

The Chelsea midfielder has been beating off wild rivalry to hold down customary beginning spots for club and nation.
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