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 Its a story of "NEVER GIVE UP" attitude or of The Whole is greater than the Sum of it's parts, as stated by Aristotle. Nothing could have prepared football fans for Leicester City's remarkable run in the 2015-16 English Premier League. The Foxes were 5000 to 1 to win the title on the se ooo ason's opening day. And yet, after more than three bewildering months in first place, leaving even their staunchest fans rubbing their eyes, The Foxes clinched the title after Tottenham Hotspur F.C. failed to beat Chelsea F.C. on may 2nd.    The Foxes were promoted to the Premier league last season. They played woefully, spending four consecutive months in last place, only to win seven of their last nine matches to escape relegation with a game to spare. in next season, bookmakers gave Leicester a smaller chance of finishing top than of Jeremy Corbyn becoming the next James bond(1000 to 1). Only four clubs have won the league title in the past 20 years, each with enormous fina...

Real Madrid won 3 three consecutive UCL titles during 2016–2018 because they had a great squad , a great man manager and p one of the greatest football player of all time if not the greatest in Cristiano Ronaldo.  Zidane's tenure started in January 2016 and took over a struggling side and managed to conquer the Camp Nou in his first visit. This was a vital momemt in that campaign and restored faith in the team and fans. They had some impressive performances like winning the El Clasico 2–1 at the Camp Nou and breaking Barca's 38 match unbeaten run. At the end of the end season they were the champions of Europe and narrowly lost the league to FC Barcelona. Now the question that arises is "What makes Real Madrid so good in the Champions league?  Real Madrid consider the UCL their competition simply because of how successful they've been. It's a trophy that is coveted by the team and fans. Madrid are a different beast in Europe partly due to this history and al...

Cruyff was the beginning of the tactical era for barcelona. Though they wouldn’t play short passing like the way Guardiola used to, they played more directly. They played with three at the back predominantly, this is because he liked to keep as many defenders as forwards( i.e. as few as he could). In his system, the number 4 was one of the most important, as he would recycle the ball between the defenders and the rest of the midfield and play it out wide into more space. This system asked the players to widen the pitch and create spaces while attacking while it required players to play narrow while defending. Controlling possession and tempo of the game was utmost priority and they would press urgently upon loosing the ball.  He said: The difference between a good and bad footballer is how well you control the ball and where you place it with your first touch, accommodating it for yourself in the right direction or sending it accurately to your team-mate —Johan Cruyff G...