Viking007:
I can't wait.
Hala Madrid.

Equal2DeTask:


Boss I want U to assist my Sister who stays in Abuja abt the Vacancy...Can u send me the ur office name & address...so dat she can go their by her self?

Viking007:
She will not be allowed to pass the gate.

Suspect33:
Leaked Picture of Barcelona's Jersey for
UEFA Champions League Finals 2017!

Omooba77:
Arsenal will win it one day

Omooba77:
Arsenal will win it one day

optional1:
I stand with Juve






d day i support madrid dat day all my front teeth will fall.

Sanchez01:

I'm telling you! Celebration is in full gear! Proudly Madridista

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Factors that would determine tonight's match

Juventus is no doubt a team to be feared. Regarded as Atletico Madrid version 2.0, the Old Lady are equipped in every department, particularly their backline and the legend between the goal posts, Buffon. However, there are several determinants that would dictate the eventual winner of this year's tournament.

1. The Buffon Factor: The Italian has conceded the least in the tournament and he would not be at his as always to keep Madrid at bay. And win his first Champions League trophy in his sight, motivation can't come in a better package.

2. The Marcelo Rampage: Juventus must pocket Marcelo if they intend winning tonight. Unfortunately, I don't see that happening. The slippery defender is almost difficult to tame. A free Marcelo always translates into a free scoring Ronaldo and Juventus must avoid that at all cost.

3. Toni Kroos and Modric Team up: Juventus' pride is in her defence and they must ensure their midfield security is beefed up tonight as they must prevent Kroos and Modric from roaming in the midfield. Should this happen, Real would dictate the match with enough possession and that would mean more trouble for Juventus as they would mentally box themselves into blocking outside 18 shots at intervals.

4. The greatest defence in world football: Conceding just 3 goals in 12 matches is not only incredible but phenomenal. Real would no doubt have to worry about that. An excessively disciplined Old Lady would be seeking to draw the first blood before pulling the Great Wall of China stunt just as they did at the Nou Camp.

With over 60 games of goal scoring record, Real would in no doubt score tonight and they would need a motivated Ronaldo to decide a whole lot tonight. While it is not clear on who starts between Cardiff born Gareth Bale and the world's best bench, Isco, Marcelo, Kroos and Modric must be tamed. I don't see Ramos doing his signature tonight except the Serie A are caught unawares.

All the same, Real for the dozen.