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OneFootball·16 March 2023
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OneFootball·16 March 2023
The final four places in the Champions League were decided this midweek after a dramatic two days of action.
Bear with us. The next few awards being handed out are being directed at the main man of the week. And with good reason.
We shouldn’t be surprised anymore when it comes to the Norwegian’s scoring exploits. But this is ridiculous.
Not only has Real Madrid’s Karim Benzema now scored in each of his last 13 Champions League knockout appearances, but his last 10 Champions League goals have all been scored against English opposition.
Manchester City and Chelsea will be desperately hoping to avoid Los Blancos in Friday’s quarter-final draw.
Benzema and Napoli’s Victor Osimhen both got hurt in the process of scoring goals on Wednesday.
Being a star striker isn’t always as fun and glamorous as it’s cracked up to be.
The intent may have been pure but Real Madrid’s decision to play You’ll Never Walk Alone around the Bernabéu after dumping Liverpool out 6-2 did feel like adding insult to injury for the visitors.
Perhaps Mohamed Salah will think twice about what he tweets after Liverpool’s revenge plot against Real Madrid didn’t go to plan.
The internet never forgets.
The brighter the lights in Europe’s biggest club competition, the more Riyad Mahrez shines.
A hard-fought 0-0 draw was enough for Inter to get past Porto on Tuesday, and they had goalkeeper André Onana largely to thank after a brilliant performance between the sticks.
And when Onana was beaten, the post and bar came to the Nerazzurri’s rescue.
It just wasn’t Porto’s night.
What a season it has been for Napoli. Not only are they closing in on their first Serie A title for 33 years, but they are also into the last eight of the Champions League for the first time in their history.
At what point do they stop being considered dark horses and start being considered one of the favourites to win the competition?