Africa produces some of the best football players ever yo eg Benny McCarthy(Manchester uniteds head attaching couch)from South Africa..sadio mane:no1 player for liverpool now bayern..didiar drogba if I don't know him u don't know soccer at all..Mohammad Salah.the list goes on and on..South Africa held the 1st worldcup in Africa not even Dubai was ready..
Maybe what he meant was Africa in general is getting more attention from the world now than it used to before...even though football is the number one sport in most parts of the world, Europe and South America were the 2 places that were on the top for decades.
@@lincolnolivier2346 who can forget Roger Milla in the 1990 world cup for Cameroon, Bruce Grobbelaar Liverpool's goolkeeper win six league title medals, three FA Cup winner's medal, three Football League Cup winner's medals and a European Cup winner's medal and with LFC in mind, they miss Sadio Mané this season. George weah FIFA World player of the year 1996, Drogba, Abedi Ayew Pelé the only player to win African Player of the year three times in a row, Samuel Eto'o won three Champions Leagues with Barcelona and just because I'm a blue nose Obafemi Martins (I know he is not up there with the greats) but his goal at Wembley won Birmingham City their first ever trophy nearly 60 years....etc. The list is endless!
In South America, we call it Football as well! I think only in the US it's Soccer! In South America, it's "futbol" in spanish speaking countries and "futebol" in Brazil, both translate to FOOTBALL in english.
@@Abdullah-wi1iy yeah that's because it IS football.. you call it by it's short name.. we call it by it's abbriated slang... The actual game is called "Association Football" There are other forms of football as the game and rules split... Rugby Football, Gridiron Football (American), Aussie Rules Football. No one is claiming the sport isn't football... Soccer is just short slang for association.. the Brits made it. Most countries where their form of football is bigger.. whether it be Rugby or a derivative, are usually referred to as football as well. Remember 85% of clubs in the USA from youth to pro are branded FC. Some are SC... No different than calling a Truck a "pick up".... It's still a "Pick up truck"
@@_Jake.From.Statefarm_ i think they call it soccer in countries where they have another sport call football, like america, gaelic football, australian football, etc. but the mas majority of countries call soccer football, depending on the language
Football is huge in Africa and many parts of Asia ( know Cricket is Number 1 in India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka) as well as South America where they call it "futbul" or "futebol". Pele called it "soccer" for his American audience.
Cricket is number one in India yes but certain places like bengal, Kerala, northeast, and goa football is huge. Kolkata derby is one of the biggest rivalries in asia. Third oldest tournament after fa Cup and Scottish Cup, it's durand cup of india. So yeah indian subcontinent also have history of football. It's getting popular now again.
Cricker is NUmber one in India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka/Bangladesh but There are more people watch football in these countries than there are people in Europe.
Plays hahaha. This is football, we don't get to stop the game every 10 seconds to decide what we should do next. This is about true skill and passion. Just stirring really. Just glad you are having the opportunity to see it. Now you just need it truly explained. And by the way, I call it football and I'm in New Zealand.
I think ur confusing american football plays with football plays, the only thing that can be rehearsed and executed in the same way in football are freekicks and corners as there is less variability as everyone is standing somewhat still, in open play 16:07 messi vs maradona, u cant plan to dribble a ball like that before hand, that is pure instincts and finding gaps to run into and avoiding tackles, that play is pure coincidence that they are identical from the run he makes to the defenders positions and actions, the only possible thing that may have made less spontaneous is muscle memory and messi unconsciously doing the same run as maradona after watching him to do it, and thats only if he ever did rewatch it over and over again
Regarding 20:46, you're correct that Danijel Subašić, the Croatian goalkeeper, could have been better on this strike - the fact is, he was playing injured (yes, he was playing a *World Cup Final* injured. Apparently, the Croatian coach had so little faith in their 2nd and 3rd choice goalkeepers that even an injured Subašić was better than them.) 3 out of 4 goals for France were scored on the left side of the goal (so on Subašić's right side), and you can see he cannot really get any good 'push' out of his right leg. I'm French, so I'm happy we won the World Cup, but I'll always wonder "what would have been" if Subašić hadn't been injured.
Pelé... The greatest of the greatest. A guy that played in black and white TV and looked like a 2022 football player. 60 years ahead of his time and counting.
In South America is called football, also in México and big part of central america. So in the continent is like 80% calls it football and a 20% made of USA, Canada and two or three countries uses soccer
The problem is American people believe actually America is whole the world and nothing more else are outside the country, is a true ain and huge pitty. Because the people there lose the opportunity to know a lot of cultural expressions around the world, a lot of amazing food dishes you never thoug to try in your life, for real like a food for the royalty, a lot landscapes that youll never can image to walk in. Amazing places and people to know and share moments you never forget ... Is really a pitty to stay only in USA like a " Auto imposed prisson" Is really sad
Un paese senza storia , un misto tra razze senza senso, il loro cibo fa schifo è malato la loro mentalità è malata , oltre che creano problemi al mondo intero , e non voglio parlare di guerre che è meglio
My parents have watched The Dutch loose 2 World cup finals in a row (74&78), and our turn to watch the worldcup fly by ours eyes was on 2010. Casillas his big toe stopped a sure Robben goal. It's better to become 3th, then second place.
ohh woow, thats sad :( Im from Spain so that world cup I was happy but I know how does it feel when you just can not win :( (im a barca fan, imagine haha)
My first time here on your channel, and i cant describe to you how big of a smile it put on my face, watching 2 newcomers to the sport have the same reaction and emotions as i did watching these highlights and moments and the fact u have a guy who is well invested in the sport who can give u some more insides and help them understand the depths of the players and plays happening makes this reaction complete in my book. Thank you guys for a fantastic 20 min watch.
one thing they got wrong is about the planned things. There is no huddling up and planning specific plays because the games dont stop unless its half time, everything just happens at that moment and the players decide what they will or deem the best option to do by themselves
just a little reminder on the guy at the top, Football players doesn't huddle in the middle of the pitch while the ball is in play to plan on how they score, unless it's a free kick.
I’m from Louisiana and my grandma is British.so in 2004 my family and I went over to visit relatives, everyday for two weeks I saw at-least a dozen people with Beckham jerseys on. Not to mention the pubs with people going nuts during the EURO. That’s one takeaway I have from visiting England.
the golden goal was invented for the soccer world cup in the USA, it was made to appeal to the sporting taste of Americans, but since it was a stupid rule it didn't last long
Loved this reaction!! But i loveeed how the guy on top keeps asking "was it planned??", probaly thinking that the players stop during the game to set a play as many times as they do in American football! I admit that there are some plays that they train during the week... but everytime he asks that, specially in the plays that he did, it's almost insulting to hear that, not realising how brilliant some of those plays were, that many of them were "improvised" during the game... and not set plays as the question implies! As if almost any player could do a well trained "set play"!! As if there weren't only a few (very few!!) players that have the talent and genius to do some of those things! PS: I said "ALMOST insulting" because i realise that he doesn't know much about the game, and probably is comparing it to what he knows, American Football! I know that he means well.. but it still itches my brain when he asks that lol
I get anxiety just watching you trying to explain everything in this video to people who don't know anything about football, haha. Messi's skill, the meaning of that Aguero goal, all the legends etc. (Btw, that wasn't City's first league title but first since the 60's.)
In general, football is popular and a favorite sport all over the world, with the exception of the United States. Even the USA's neighbors are die-hard football fans.
I assume our American friends knew there were explanations of the significance of some of these goals like Leicester winning the title at @5,000/1 Odds-A World Record and Greece winning The Euros @ 150/1.and Man United already celebrating when Man City scored those 2 needed injury-time goals and the opposition NOT trying to equalize in the minute remaining as they heard 15 minutes earlier that they were safe from relegation:)
Oh and don't forget for Leicester City, that shot of the Leicester City player celebrating is Jamie Vardy who is a Cinderella Story himself. He was plucked out of relative football obscurity (he played Non-League Football and had a regular 9-5 job) and was instrumental in saving Leicester from being relegated the year before helping lead Leicester to title.
OK I am getting ona bit. But back in the 60's and 70's, growing up in Britain it was as common to call it soccer, up to until around 30 so years ago. So makes no difference to me what they call it, still the same game. Also our main sky provider, Sky Sports have titles soccer specials.
answer to comment about players sliding on their knees. Football pitches have irrigation systems. Before each match, the system is active to wet the pitch. Prevents damage to the field, and prevents injury to players. The wet grass makes it easy to slide on yours without getting hurt. But some players have gotten hurt doing it anyways. Anyone who's played at amateur level, knows what its like to fall on dry ground. lol
Glad you guys want to learn more but god damn I want his patience lol watching this as a non northamerican is hilarious @7:18 man hears commentator scream "Messi!" and he says "oh I've heard his name before"💀💀
This video is so well done and emotional!! I can't stand sitting on my chair... Memories and epic battles on the field!! I was waiting for few italians players's awseome scores Baggio, Del Piero, Totti etc... Anyway ot's so good to see this!!! A good football shower I'd say!!*
In South America, Asia, Europe, Africa almost all continents call it football. Only in USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand are countries that call it soccer in my opinion.
The l’astuce sentence heard is n’y Thierry Roland, famous French sport reporter. Just after first world Cup won by France un 1998. "After seing this, you can die in peace ". He died a few months later
Good Reaction Guys. When I watched Man City win the title at Newcastle 4/3 in 1968 then I must have imagined it. lol Also, you could have mentioned that Man United thought they had won it and were celebrating at Sunderland. Controversially when the match was restarted, QPR - knowing that they were still safe from relegation - again hit the ball out for a throw-in and remained in their own half as Clichy and Hart passed the ball near their corner flag until Dean ended the match a few seconds later.
You can't plan moments in football, that's the beauty of the game. Yes, there are strategies there are tactics, positional play at place but greatest moments are never planned in this beautiful game.
Getting beat 5-1 really really hurt believe me.. But I got over it remembering we won the World Cup... Anyways hope Netherlands win World Cup soon, as a Barca fan I'd love to see it.
Here in Europe the football is about love and passion. In USA its for fun and entertainment. Here we are ready to give everything for our favorite team.
Penalties are 5-5 for each team, the team that scores highest wins, if after the first 5s are taken and they tie, they each play 1 penalty and first to lose while the other team scores wins
I'm a little annoyed he did not explain to you 17:39. That is the best Champions League Final and the best comeback ever. They were losing 3-0 at halftime and managed to comeback and win it in Penalties.
Football is not soccer, it is FOOTBALL with the feet, not with the hands like the game you play in USA.... You most not call football to the game you play... FOOTBALL IS WHAT MOVES ALL THE WORLD, not just one country
You talk a lot about emotional intensity and the magic of scoring a goal in football, but never point out the main reason for why that is - goal scarcity. Fewer goals mean the importance of each individual goal is way more important than in any other sport. And the goals that are especially beautiful and important stand out more and become even more magical.
You're the only football fan who has given respectable, non annoying, co commentary of this video. Normally when people do this they butcher the facts or give ridiculous bias' throughout but you didn't.
Soccer is a valid name for the game. The full name of the sport is Association Football, Soccer comes from Association - Assoc - Soccer. The term was not coined in USA, it was coined in UK many many years ago
Sorry, footballers are more fit than basketball players. Football has NO time-outs. Football has only 3 substitutions per team/match. The football pitch (Field) is 10 times larger than a basketball court.
2:30 Not really. It is football for them too. Association FOOTBALL was way before SOCCER, soccer was the term from association. Rugby and Football stem from the same sport, then they partitioned. That it why it is called AMERICAN football. But Football is still ours and it is the worlds, we don't care what yanks call it. Who does? Side note: In Italy, you talk Calcio. But they still use football
Mexico calls it football and even changed the spelling to adapt it to Spanish, not sure about the rest the countries to the south of us, we call it Futbol.
strange fact: british also invented the word soccer, from association football, but i think due to american football being shown on tv here in the 80s, and americans using 'soccer' it fell out of favour. my earliest childhood in the 70s, soccer and football were more or less interchangable. as a united fan we'll give you 2012. it stopped us saying the oxo stock joke.
Its hard to become a football fan out of a black box or in older age. You need a home club or your national team to get early in touch with. Then you have big emotions and its the best sport in the world. And no one calls it soccer (maybe the US , but this doesnt count ;)
Football is the most played sport in Africa, it has always been huge
Africa produces some of the best football players ever yo eg Benny McCarthy(Manchester uniteds head attaching couch)from South Africa..sadio mane:no1 player for liverpool now bayern..didiar drogba if I don't know him u don't know soccer at all..Mohammad Salah.the list goes on and on..South Africa held the 1st worldcup in Africa not even Dubai was ready..
Not just Africa it is the best game in the world
Maybe what he meant was Africa in general is getting more attention from the world now than it used to before...even though football is the number one sport in most parts of the world, Europe and South America were the 2 places that were on the top for decades.
@@lincolnolivier2346 who can forget Roger Milla in the 1990 world cup for Cameroon, Bruce Grobbelaar Liverpool's goolkeeper win six league title medals, three FA Cup winner's medal, three Football League Cup winner's medals and a European Cup winner's medal and with LFC in mind, they miss Sadio Mané this season. George weah FIFA World player of the year 1996, Drogba, Abedi Ayew Pelé the only player to win African Player of the year three times in a row, Samuel Eto'o won three Champions Leagues with Barcelona and just because I'm a blue nose Obafemi Martins (I know he is not up there with the greats) but his goal at Wembley won Birmingham City their first ever trophy nearly 60 years....etc. The list is endless!
And Africa call it by its biblical name: FOOTBALL!
Only non fans of the game call it SOCCER.
In South America, we call it Football as well! I think only in the US it's Soccer! In South America, it's "futbol" in spanish speaking countries and "futebol" in Brazil, both translate to FOOTBALL in english.
No, US, Canada, parts of SA, Ireland, Australia, most ex british colonies. The brits named it as just short for "association" football.
@@_Jake.From.Statefarm_ yeah but not in india, pakistan bangeladesh etc. they call it football there
@@Abdullah-wi1iy yeah that's because it IS football.. you call it by it's short name.. we call it by it's abbriated slang...
The actual game is called "Association Football"
There are other forms of football as the game and rules split... Rugby Football, Gridiron Football (American), Aussie Rules Football. No one is claiming the sport isn't football... Soccer is just short slang for association.. the Brits made it. Most countries where their form of football is bigger.. whether it be Rugby or a derivative, are usually referred to as football as well.
Remember 85% of clubs in the USA from youth to pro are branded FC. Some are SC... No different than calling a Truck a "pick up".... It's still a "Pick up truck"
Here in the UK we have a weekly show called SOCCER Saturday
@@_Jake.From.Statefarm_ i think they call it soccer in countries where they have another sport call football, like america, gaelic football, australian football, etc. but the mas majority of countries call soccer football, depending on the language
Football is huge in Africa and many parts of Asia ( know Cricket is Number 1 in India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka) as well as South America where they call it "futbul" or "futebol".
Pele called it "soccer" for his American audience.
Cricket is number one in India yes but certain places like bengal, Kerala, northeast, and goa football is huge. Kolkata derby is one of the biggest rivalries in asia. Third oldest tournament after fa Cup and Scottish Cup, it's durand cup of india. So yeah indian subcontinent also have history of football. It's getting popular now again.
@@mtk3755 Thank You,My Friend.
Cricker is NUmber one in India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka/Bangladesh but There are more people watch football in these countries than there are people in Europe.
@@hasibalfuad9652 Yes, you are right.I understand.
We call it "futbol" its how football sounds in spanish
Plays hahaha. This is football, we don't get to stop the game every 10 seconds to decide what we should do next. This is about true skill and passion. Just stirring really. Just glad you are having the opportunity to see it. Now you just need it truly explained. And by the way, I call it football and I'm in New Zealand.
He said “whoever has the least penalty wins?” 😂😂😂😂that was hilarious
Because he thought penalty means punishment
i literally pause the video...
We also call it football in South America
Hello and welcome wow we have people from south America in the comments.
Actually, in spanish is "Fútbol"
@@mateowag which means Football
@@sg9141 Yes but it is an anglicism
From german too
Football is huge in most of Asia as well.
Most of Asia? All of Asia. More South asians watch football regularly than there are people in Europe.
@@hasibalfuad9652 legit
@@hasibalfuad9652 The Indian Subcontinent (India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka) are vastly more leaning to Cricket though
I think ur confusing american football plays with football plays, the only thing that can be rehearsed and executed in the same way in football are freekicks and corners as there is less variability as everyone is standing somewhat still, in open play 16:07 messi vs maradona, u cant plan to dribble a ball like that before hand, that is pure instincts and finding gaps to run into and avoiding tackles, that play is pure coincidence that they are identical from the run he makes to the defenders positions and actions, the only possible thing that may have made less spontaneous is muscle memory and messi unconsciously doing the same run as maradona after watching him to do it, and thats only if he ever did rewatch it over and over again
Bulldog is always wrong, please help him!
Thanks for the comment!
I like the French commentator ending here "After seeing this, we can die at ease, the later the better but we can."
Regarding 20:46, you're correct that Danijel Subašić, the Croatian goalkeeper, could have been better on this strike - the fact is, he was playing injured (yes, he was playing a *World Cup Final* injured. Apparently, the Croatian coach had so little faith in their 2nd and 3rd choice goalkeepers that even an injured Subašić was better than them.) 3 out of 4 goals for France were scored on the left side of the goal (so on Subašić's right side), and you can see he cannot really get any good 'push' out of his right leg.
I'm French, so I'm happy we won the World Cup, but I'll always wonder "what would have been" if Subašić hadn't been injured.
Pelé... The greatest of the greatest. A guy that played in black and white TV and looked like a 2022 football player. 60 years ahead of his time and counting.
LoL 🤣 good one 🤣 true though a timeless beast indeed
Most of his goals were offside
hes top 2 ever. Legend of the sport. Best African player ever
@@adrien1623 brazil
@@motaboi5397 oh look we have a class clown here. No shit he's from Brazil, but he has mainly African (Congo blood) Its called being black/Moor
I love how he is talking about penalties as in penalty shootout and the other guy thinks he is talking about penalties as in punishments :D
In South America is called football, also in México and big part of central america.
So in the continent is like 80% calls it football and a 20% made of USA, Canada and two or three countries uses soccer
The problem is American people believe actually America is whole the world and nothing more else are outside the country, is a true ain and huge pitty. Because the people there lose the opportunity to know a lot of cultural expressions around the world, a lot of amazing food dishes you never thoug to try in your life, for real like a food for the royalty, a lot landscapes that youll never can image to walk in. Amazing places and people to know and share moments you never forget ... Is really a pitty to stay only in USA like a " Auto imposed prisson" Is really sad
Un paese senza storia , un misto tra razze senza senso, il loro cibo fa schifo è malato la loro mentalità è malata , oltre che creano problemi al mondo intero , e non voglio parlare di guerre che è meglio
The penalty conversation got confused as you didn't realise the American was thinking of FOULS rather than spot kicks
My parents have watched The Dutch loose 2 World cup finals in a row (74&78), and our turn to watch the worldcup fly by ours eyes was on 2010. Casillas his big toe stopped a sure Robben goal. It's better to become 3th, then second place.
this year is our year🇳🇱 (I Hope, the squad still isnt what it used to be)
ohh woow, thats sad :( Im from Spain so that world cup I was happy but I know how does it feel when you just can not win :( (im a barca fan, imagine haha)
@@estrellasalazar5329 Xavi out tho i dont know who can replace him at this moment but he wont get us anywhere sadly
@@estrellasalazar5329 Barca won a lot, try being a PSV Eindhoven fan haha
@@dennishendrikx3228 oh i get what youre saying and its true but right now Barça is pretty bad :/ since 2 y ago
Australia calls it soccer, very few other countries do. You forget it is huge in Asia - China, Japan, everywhere.
My first time here on your channel, and i cant describe to you how big of a smile it put on my face, watching 2 newcomers to the sport have the same reaction and emotions as i did watching these highlights and moments and the fact u have a guy who is well invested in the sport who can give u some more insides and help them understand the depths of the players and plays happening makes this reaction complete in my book. Thank you guys for a fantastic 20 min watch.
one thing they got wrong is about the planned things. There is no huddling up and planning specific plays because the games dont stop unless its half time, everything just happens at that moment and the players decide what they will or deem the best option to do by themselves
Latin Americans call it “Fútbol.” It means "Football.” I think it's called " soccer," mainly here in the US and Canada.
What a beautifully made video. Whoever made it, they articulated the beautiful game pretty well for non-watchers.
Bruv down here in south America everyone calls it football (or Fútbol/Futebol, depending on the language), nobody calls it soccer here
Just one comment, it would have been good to see a few saves because people tend to forget the fantastic goalkeepers that play the "beautiful game'
It's wild that American's are so hung up on 'plays' that they genuinely believe you can 'plan' to run past 6 players and score lmao.
Football has always been huge in Africa
I like how the English man is trying to explain everything and the other 2 guys can't be even bothered to read the descriptions under each play.
I have cried watching several of these highlights live. Unfortunately on no occasion were they tears of joy😂
just a little reminder on the guy at the top, Football players doesn't huddle in the middle of the pitch while the ball is in play to plan on how they score, unless it's a free kick.
"Football is the most important thing of the least important things"
-Arrigo Sachi
I’m from Louisiana and my grandma is British.so in 2004 my family and I went over to visit relatives, everyday for two weeks I saw at-least a dozen people with Beckham jerseys on. Not to mention the pubs with people going nuts during the EURO. That’s one takeaway I have from visiting England.
the golden goal was invented for the soccer world cup in the USA, it was made to appeal to the sporting taste of Americans, but since it was a stupid rule it didn't last long
Honestly, it's Peter Drury's commentary in the Roma vs Barca match that gets me hyped everytime! That man is something else with his words!
Loved this reaction!!
But i loveeed how the guy on top keeps asking "was it planned??", probaly thinking that the players stop during the game to set a play as many times as they do in American football!
I admit that there are some plays that they train during the week... but everytime he asks that, specially in the plays that he did, it's almost insulting to hear that, not realising how brilliant some of those plays were, that many of them were "improvised" during the game... and not set plays as the question implies! As if almost any player could do a well trained "set play"!! As if there weren't only a few (very few!!) players that have the talent and genius to do some of those things!
PS: I said "ALMOST insulting" because i realise that he doesn't know much about the game, and probably is comparing it to what he knows, American Football! I know that he means well.. but it still itches my brain when he asks that lol
I get anxiety just watching you trying to explain everything in this video to people who don't know anything about football, haha. Messi's skill, the meaning of that Aguero goal, all the legends etc. (Btw, that wasn't City's first league title but first since the 60's.)
same 😭
Pure cringe😂😂
We South Americans call it Fútbol.
In general, football is popular and a favorite sport all over the world, with the exception of the United States. Even the USA's neighbors are die-hard football fans.
Here on south America we call it football too, i think most of people call it football specially countries were it's popular
I assume our American friends knew there were explanations of the significance of some of these goals like Leicester winning the title at @5,000/1 Odds-A World Record and Greece winning The Euros @ 150/1.and Man United already celebrating when Man City scored those 2 needed injury-time goals and the opposition NOT trying to equalize in the minute remaining as they heard 15 minutes earlier that they were safe from relegation:)
Oh and don't forget for Leicester City, that shot of the Leicester City player celebrating is Jamie Vardy who is a Cinderella Story himself. He was plucked out of relative football obscurity (he played Non-League Football and had a regular 9-5 job) and was instrumental in saving Leicester from being relegated the year before helping lead Leicester to title.
@@cs3473 Very Good point,my friend:)
Wow! This is amazing video brings back memories.
Na América do Sul é Futebol (football) como o resto do mundo eles sabem muito bem qual é o nome do desporto
(soccer) é só na América e Canada
OK I am getting ona bit. But back in the 60's and 70's, growing up in Britain it was as common to call it soccer, up to until around 30 so years ago. So makes no difference to me what they call it, still the same game.
Also our main sky provider, Sky Sports have titles soccer specials.
Dude you just watched real FOOTBALL.... the one the whole planet play,100% talent and o% violence and commercials.
answer to comment about players sliding on their knees. Football pitches have irrigation systems. Before each match, the system is active to wet the pitch. Prevents damage to the field, and prevents injury to players. The wet grass makes it easy to slide on yours without getting hurt. But some players have gotten hurt doing it anyways. Anyone who's played at amateur level, knows what its like to fall on dry ground. lol
Glad you guys want to learn more but god damn I want his patience lol
watching this as a non northamerican is hilarious @7:18 man hears commentator scream "Messi!" and he says "oh I've heard his name before"💀💀
🙊🙉🙈
I remember so many of those goals 🥳😢....
Love you bully!!! Get this channel shared #football
Sout Americans call it Futebol or Futbol. So it's pretty the same as "Football". Only in the US and Canada is it called "soccer"..
And australia and Ireland and Japan.... chat so much bs
This video is so well done and emotional!! I can't stand sitting on my chair... Memories and epic battles on the field!! I was waiting for few italians players's awseome scores Baggio, Del Piero, Totti etc... Anyway ot's so good to see this!!! A good football shower I'd say!!*
In South America, Asia, Europe, Africa almost all continents call it football. Only in USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand are countries that call it soccer in my opinion.
"I watched that in the pub" most British thing ever 😂
Well in italy we call it “Calcio” which translates to soccer…
2.55 secs Football in Africa has always been huge! You may want to watch The Africa Cup of Nations !!!!!
The l’astuce sentence heard is n’y Thierry Roland, famous French sport reporter. Just after first world Cup won by France un 1998. "After seing this, you can die in peace ".
He died a few months later
Good Reaction Guys. When I watched Man City win the title at Newcastle 4/3 in 1968 then I must have imagined it. lol
Also, you could have mentioned that Man United thought they had won it and were celebrating at Sunderland. Controversially when the match was restarted, QPR - knowing that they were still safe from relegation - again hit the ball out for a throw-in and remained in their own half as Clichy and Hart passed the ball near their corner flag until Dean ended the match a few seconds later.
you watched Man City before they born
I will never forgive Gareth bale for the bicycle kick
The quote about football
Is absolutely true
You can't plan moments in football, that's the beauty of the game. Yes, there are strategies there are tactics, positional play at place but greatest moments are never planned in this beautiful game.
seeing iniesta's goal in the 2010 final spain - netherlands still hurts after 12 year😩, the 5-1 win 4years later was amazing but didnt heal the scared
Getting beat 5-1 really really hurt believe me.. But I got over it remembering we won the World Cup... Anyways hope Netherlands win World Cup soon, as a Barca fan I'd love to see it.
@@manuelrodriguez2637 lets hope together as barca fans haha
21:00 he didn't see the ball. Please teach these Americans
It's always been huge in Africa...
David Beckham got a Knighthood for scoring a penalty against Argetina
12:44 the fans of the opposing team, Juventus, applaud the goals received by Ronaldo; beautiful football overrides football faith
We ask the players to love their jerseys and to fight and be ready to die for it
Here in Europe the football is about love and passion. In USA its for fun and entertainment. Here we are ready to give everything for our favorite team.
MANY LEGENDS MADE IT IN USA BEFORE BECKHAM, PELE, BECKENBAUER, BEST ETC IN THE 70s THE LEGENDS OPENED THE DOOR FIR THE REST
Everywere in the world is Football, except the USA.
every fucking place call is footbal
Penalties are 5-5 for each team, the team that scores highest wins, if after the first 5s are taken and they tie, they each play 1 penalty and first to lose while the other team scores wins
"I'm introducing football in the proper way" 👌👍
I'm a little annoyed he did not explain to you 17:39. That is the best Champions League Final and the best comeback ever. They were losing 3-0 at halftime and managed to comeback and win it in Penalties.
Chills!!!
Just chills
Next time, tell them the stories behind the moments
Football is not soccer, it is FOOTBALL with the feet, not with the hands like the game you play in USA.... You most not call football to the game you play... FOOTBALL IS WHAT MOVES ALL THE WORLD, not just one country
Thank you for words of wisdom.
I am a football / soccer fan
The Old Firm, Glasgow Celtic v Glasgow Rangers is the most intense soccer game.
I support Aberdeen FC in Scotland.
You talk a lot about emotional intensity and the magic of scoring a goal in football, but never point out the main reason for why that is - goal scarcity.
Fewer goals mean the importance of each individual goal is way more important than in any other sport. And the goals that are especially beautiful and important stand out more and become even more magical.
You're the only football fan who has given respectable, non annoying, co commentary of this video. Normally when people do this they butcher the facts or give ridiculous bias' throughout but you didn't.
this!!
Nobody but he US and Canada call It soccer... Everywhere else is Futbol, Fusball, Football AND other variants
Soccer is a valid name for the game. The full name of the sport is Association Football, Soccer comes from Association - Assoc - Soccer. The term was not coined in USA, it was coined in UK many many years ago
Sorry, footballers are more fit than basketball players. Football has NO time-outs. Football has only 3 substitutions per team/match. The football pitch (Field) is 10 times larger than a basketball court.
Great job guys!!!
2:40 dude, you're tripping. In South America it's called "fútbol" in Spanish-speaking countries, while in Brazil it's called "futebol".
I never understand how can Spain win 3 consecutive titles being the best team for almost 10 years and never appear in those videos
2:30 Not really. It is football for them too. Association FOOTBALL was way before SOCCER, soccer was the term from association. Rugby and Football stem from the same sport, then they partitioned. That it why it is called AMERICAN football. But Football is still ours and it is the worlds, we don't care what yanks call it. Who does?
Side note: In Italy, you talk Calcio. But they still use football
Mexico calls it football and even changed the spelling to adapt it to Spanish, not sure about the rest the countries to the south of us, we call it Futbol.
That is called :" stop on the chest " ❤
actually Man City won their first championship in season11936/37 and second in 1967/68 just to be clear
strange fact: british also invented the word soccer, from association football, but i think due to american football being shown on tv here in the 80s, and americans using 'soccer' it fell out of favour. my earliest childhood in the 70s, soccer and football were more or less interchangable. as a united fan we'll give you 2012. it stopped us saying the oxo stock joke.
greatest and most loved sport in the world
Oh, just watching this with young (15) son. How do they slide?
It's grass. Real grass, not artificial turf.
But yeah, that match was something else.
The whole world says football
Except in America, they always try to disagree
In the order of distances
in the spaces
in length measurement
in weight
You should probably look stuff like that up before you comment
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Lol, you even liked your own comment
The fact is that Lewandowski in that special match could scored even more than 5 goals. He missed some chances
In South Africa we call it like the americans does it "Soccer" you will get some people who calls it "Football".
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Wasn't the golden goal tried during the 1994 World cup in America.
Its hard to become a football fan out of a black box or in older age. You need a home club or your national team to get early in touch with. Then you have big emotions and its the best sport in the world. And no one calls it soccer (maybe the US , but this doesnt count ;)
Gosh....football has been huge in Africa forever
In Africa it was already there we have clubs created in the 1920s older the MLS clubs
Nobody in the world calls it soccer but Americans, we call futbol in America and Central America
You guys should do a goalkeeper compilation reaction video!!
Imagine Europe people would call american Football soccer😂 americans would get crazy haha
Someone must have told you but bro that Aguero clip,it wasn't the first time we won the League Championship
This guy knows almost as little as the Americans.