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Juventus v Ajax Champions League LIVE Champions League Finale we can't watch this year.

The main goal of Cristiano Ronaldo when he signed for Juventus last summer was clear: to win his fourth consecutive Champions League.

But, against all odds, De Ligt and De Jong's Ajax got in the way of the Portuguese's plans, which will have to settle for the Serie A title, a competition in which Allegri's men are leading leaders.

Such was the disappointment of the five-time Golden Ball that, once the game was over, when the Juve players who were on the bench jumped to the field to cheer on their teammates, Cristiano reproached them for the lack of momentum shown during the match.

The hand to the rear and doing, first Bernardeschi and then the rest of his companions, an obscene gesture linked to the lack of courage.

 

Nissan sends young Mexicans to the UEFA Champions League

Six young Mexicans won the International Final of the challenge "The Innovation Games", organized by Nissan, in which the participants had to overcome with their soccer skills a series of dynamics inspired by the Nissan Intelligent Mobility technologies.

Now the winners will live an experience that consists of: attending the final of the UEFA Champions League, which will take place on June 1 in Madrid, Spain, there they will be able to wave the flag in the central circle at the ceremony before the game.

"Nissan is the only automotive brand that can take Mexicans' passion for the UEFA Champions League to another level, and activations like The Innovation Games allow us to create experiences that reaffirm how Nissan's innovation and adrenaline are. of the Championship go hand in hand, "said Juan Carlos Ortega, director of marketing at Nissan Mexicana.

The first phase of The Innovation Games consisted of local eliminations, in which young people between eighteen and twenty years of Monterrey, Guadalajara, Puebla and Mexico City put their skills to the test a series of challenges that combined the technology and emotion of Nissan with the control of the ball of the participants.

The ten best prospects of each city advanced to the National Final, which was held on Sunday, March 31 in Mexico City, and where they had to demonstrate their reflexes, precision, speed and skill with the ball in the quest to be one of the ten selected to reach the International Final or Champions League Finale.

The final phase of The Innovation Games was held at the La Rural campus in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where the ten Mexican participants gave their life's game through skill tests in the fight to be one of the six winners.

The tests stood out for the innovation and demonstration of the intelligent technologies of Nissan vehicles, such as the 100 percent electric Nissan LEAF, Nissan X-Trail, and Nissan Sentra, among others - applied to football:

Intelligent Emergency Breaking

Test inspired by the system that supports the driver to brake the vehicle when it detects future obstacles, and required participants to run to the marked check points without crossing the braking point, return to the previous one and advance to the next point until finishing the test.

Intelligent Lane Intervention

The participants had to go through a pyramid-shaped tunnel formed with laser effects.

The tunnel became narrower as it approached the goal until the player reached the point where he had to shoot goal towards an intelligent goal.

The Intelligent Trace Control Test Champions League Finale

Video mapping was used to create a set where the competitors made a shot to goal with a curve effect to overcome a barrier. The name refers to the technology that identifies the route of the curve to determine the individual braking force in the tires.

Intelligent Around View Monitor

The players were alert to detect the arrival of the ball from different points, receive it and throw to the point of the goal that was indicated through a light.

The technology referred to in this activity allows a 360 ° vision of the vehicle to detect if there is any object around the vehicle.

 

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Report that Sergio Ramos tested positive for doping in the final of the 2017 Champions League

According to Mediapart and Der Spiegel, the Real Madrid player twice failed the anti-doping rules, but UEFA filed the case.

Sergio Ramos has denied breaking anti-doping regulations following reports that accuse him of twice breaking the rules.

The Spanish soccer player Sergio Ramos gave positive in an anti-doping control, that was ralizo after the end of the Champions League of 2017 that faced the Real Madrid, club to which it belongs, and the Juventus.

The revelation emerges from an investigation of 'Football Leaks', which has been cited by Mediapart and Der Spiegel, which states that Ramos urine contained dexamethasone, substance used to treat inflammatory processes, but is included in the list of prohibited substances and methods of the World Anti-Doping Agency (AMA), because it also increases cognition and concentration and can have a euphoric effect.

That agency allows dexamethasone to be used in some cases, but it must be informed in the documents that are filled in when a player undergoes anti-doping control and in this case did not occur.

 

The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) shelved the case, after Real Madrid explained that the reason he had tested positive was due to a specific treatment by the merengue captain.

In that encounter of Real Madrid and Juventus, played in the Millenium stadium of Cardiff, in Wales, the Spanish club crowned champion after scoring four goals, against only one of his opponent, getting his twelfth Champions.

But it was not the only time that Ramos failed to comply with the anti-doping rules. He did it again in April of this year, after a game of Real Madrid League against Malaga.

According to the investigation, Ramos sabotaged an anti-doping control carried out by the Spanish Agency for the Protection of Health in Sport (AEPSAD).

The player showered before taking the test, even though that and going to the sanitary service before the test are forbidden.

What is live football?

What is real football? Well to me, real football is soccer.

So the type of football this site is mainly about is Soccer.

But to other people real football may mean other things; rugby, American football, Australian rules football, ocey ba, etc.

I feel that rugby is a different sport, it's full name may be rugby football and it may have developed from soccer (when a player at Rugby College cheated by picking up the ball and running with it in his hands then placing it in the goal mouth - legend has it that he then asked the master who was refereeing is that a goal sir?

And the master replied no, but it was a bloody good try!

And the rest, as they say, is history), but despite this most people still consider it a different sport. And so do I.

But what about American football.

To millions of Americans this is real football, and soccer is a childish game.

Well they may have a point, at least in the first part of the last sentence (in that American football is real football), but they are defiantly wrong in their second belief (that soccer is a kids game).

So even though American type actually developed from rugby (when an American player attempted a back-pass, and the Americans were so upset when the British referee called it cheating that they created a new game, identical to rugby football, but in which back passing was allowed), I'll pay lip service to the Americans and include a few articles on American football on this site.

But although the rules vary a lot between Soccer, American, Rugby, Australian Rules, Ocey Ba, and all other versions of the sport, most training methods and sporting skills needed are the same.

So as you look through this site do not skip the articles that refer to the version of football that you are not interested in, but read them all.

And even if you follow a type of the game that I do not cover, such as Rugby (which I do not consider as real football) and Australian Rules Football (which I know nothing about, so have no right to decide if it is real football or not, let alone write about it) then still read through this site.

Most of it will be interesting, and useful, to you.

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