Spanish league 22-23
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Cycle 6 – 09/17/2022
- Valladolid
- Friday, 16/09, 22:00
- Cadiz
- Majorca
- Saturday, 17/09, 15:00
- Almeria
- Barcelona
- Saturday, 17/09, 17:15
- Alecha
- Valencia
- Saturday, 17/09, 19:30
- Celta de Vigo
- Athletic Bilbao
- Saturday, 17/09, 22:00
- We saw it
- in flight
- Sunday, 18/09, 15:00
- Girona
- Villarreal
- Sunday, 18/09, 17:15
- Seville
- Ossona
- Sunday, 18/09, 19:30
- Getafe
- Real Sociedad
- Sunday, 18/09, 19:30
- Espanyol
- Athletico Madrid
- Sunday, 18/09, 22:00
- Real Madrid
ONE | system
Vinicius Jr. (La Liga)
The phenomenon of Vinicius’ dancing is stirring up world football. After Xavi (“Let him do what he wants as long as it doesn’t hurt anyone”) and Neymar (“Dance, dribble and be yourself, stay happy”) commented on the Real Madrid star, it was also the legendary Pele’s turn to express his position.
“Football is joy, it’s dancing, it’s even more than that – it’s a party. Unfortunately, despite all this, racism still exists, and we will not allow it to prevent us from smiling. We will continue to fight every day, we will fight for our right to be happy and be respected,” he wrote Fella on his Instagram and attached a photo of Vinicius. The Real Madrid winger, who is in excellent form, responded to him with “King”.
As you may remember, the Mallorca players tried to annoy Vinicius from the first moment and throw him off balance, when he later confronted the coach in the previous game in the league at the Santiago Bernabeu. His dancing and playing style make opponents nervous from the beginning of the season, and it will be interesting to see what will happen in the Madrid derby.
Captain Colchoneros, coke, who is known as someone who does not calculate, warned: “If he conquers and decides to celebrate, it is his decision. Everyone has their own way of celebrating, but if he dances there will be trouble, that’s for sure, it will also be normal.” Albero Morata He tried to soften the situation and added: “Vinicius is a good boy and doesn’t want to hurt anyone.”
On the other hand, the brake Adar Militau He supported his teammate: “My brother, you have the right to celebrate goals however you want, and no racist comment will take that away from you. Trust me and there will be more victories. In football and outside of football, always with respect for each of us.”
