#goncalo paciencia

[the-ic-corner]

sunshines 🥹

#mario götze #goncalo paciencia #eintracht frankfurt

[heiseiculture]

#He's seducing Timmy… you know. #Goncalo Paciencia #Eintracht Frankfurt #SGE

[footballandfiasco]

may i introduce you to another part of my eintracht propaganda: funny eintracht frankfurt moments <3

#they are all so dry except for timmy & gonca i love them #the english please part gets me everytime lmao #eintracht frankfurt #sge #kevin trapp #filip kostic #jens petter hauge #timothy chandler #goncalo paciencia #jesper lindstrøm #sebastian rode #video #mine

[feionaapple]

#gonçalo paciência #goncalo paciencia #LORD MERCY #🥰

[charlykoerbels]

#eintracht frankfurt #timothy chandler #goncalo paciencia #jesus they are so l o u d #paciandler

[justisco]

i spy that sexy bitch goncalo who was dancing with a stereo after they knocked barca out 👀

#should’ve got a trophy just for that #goncalo paciencia #eintracht frankfurt

[wimbledon2008]

GONCA'S NOSE OH NO

#teemee needs to come kiss it better 🥺 #goncalo paciencia #he's still as handsome as ever isn't he #real madrid #our players laughing at him STOP IT

[the-ic-corner]

last few hours of Them being reigning europa league champions 🥲

#paciandler #timothy chandler #goncalo paciencia #eintracht frankfurt #one of max galys analogue pics <3

[footballandfiasco]

when you remember the camera team is still there:

#husband & husband!!! #they cannot be separated i dare u frankfurt! #goncalo paciencia #timothy chandler #paciandler #eintracht frankfurt #video

[feionaapple]

#gonçalo paciência #goncalo paciencia #poxa que coxa

[rajotto-blog]

Player ratings as post-Casemiro era begins with victory

New Post has been published on https://excellentreview.online/player-ratings-as-post-casemiro-era-begins-with-victory/

Player ratings as post-Casemiro era begins with victory

Real Madrid began the post-Casemiro era with an awkward 4-1 victory over Celta Vigo on Saturday evening.

The visitors faced plenty of pressure and conceded a lot of possession but flexed their quality on the counter and ran away with proceedings thanks to goals from Karim Benzema, Luka Modric, Vinicius Junior and Federico Valverde.

Oscar Rodriguez sent a tame free-kick Thibaut Courtois’ way to kick things off, before Valverde responded with a long-range effort that went soaring over the Celta bar.

Celta had a bright start but their momentum stalled 11 minutes in when VAR helped the referee award Real a penalty for a handball from Renato Tapia, and up stepped Benzema to slot home from 12 yards to open his account for the season.

The goal gave Real the confidence to try and exert their control but the hosts were evidently not intimidated and tried to play their way around the European champions, and they earned a penalty of their own 22 minutes in as Eder Militao was caught handling the ball as well. Up stepped Iago Aspas, who narrowly beat Thibaut Courtois to tie things up.

Buoyed by the equaliser, Celta continued to trouble Real and Franco Cervi came perilously close to putting the hosts ahead with a fierce strike from range that whistled wide of Courtois’ goal.

Real looked like they needed a moment of magic to regain control of this game and they got that from the wizard that is Luka Modric. His gorgeous curled strike from the edge of the D was inch-perfect and nestled into the corner of the net to put Los Blancos ahead on the scoresheet, but not the possession battle, at the break.

Celta were similarly as adventurous to start the second half and Goncalo Paciencia narrowly missed the chance to tie things up, dragging a fierce effort wide.

In the blink of an eye, Real were 3-1 up. Celta failed with a handball appeal at one end, and three passes later, Vinicius was one-on-one with Agustin Marchesin. He rounded the goalkeeper and slotted into an empty net to create some breathing room for his side.

Joseph Aidoo spurned an excellent chance to head a goal back shortly after the hour mark, and Celta’s profligacy was again punished immediately as Valverde, who had struggled massively until this point, slotted home on the counter with 25 minutes to go.

With five minutes left on the clock, another Real counter nearly led to a goal. Benzema won a penalty after being tripped in the box, but he gave the ball over to substitute Eden Hazard, who saw his effort well saved by the goalkeeper.

When all was said and done, the two sides were nearly even in terms of possession and shots on goal, but Real’s ruthless efficiency proved the difference.

Modric was magic / Quality Sport Images/GettyImages

Real Madrid (4-3-3)

GK: Thibaut Courtois – 6/10 – Didn’t have a whole lot to do. Even went the right way for the penalty. Unlucky.

RB: Dani Carvajal – 5/10 – Had a really tough time up against Galan. Didn’t have the legs to keep up.

CB: Eder Militao – 4/10 – Struggled against Paciencia’s physicality and was at fault for the penalty. Another off night.

CB: David Alaba – 6/10 – Solid at the back and even grabbed an assist on one of his forays forward. Can’t help but feel he would be more impactful at left-back.

LB: Ferland Mendy – 5/10 – Doesn’t have the creativity needed to link up with Vinicius and Benzema.

DM: Aurelien Tchouameni – 7/10 – Good play defensively. Swept up a lot of danger and inspired confidence heading into the new era. Nice and strong for the fourth goal. Still needs to work on his passing.

CM: Luka Modric – 7/10 – Not as impactful as usual but still flashed his class with an unreal goal and a glorious assist.

CM: Eduardo Camavinga – 7/10 – Effortlessly buzzed around the pitch to get involved at both ends. Has a great bond with Tchouameni already.

RW: Federico Valverde – 5/10 – Really awful in the first half. Guilty of one of the worst free kicks of all time. Turned things around impressively after the break but can’t get a high rating because of his woeful first 45.

ST: Karim Benzema – 6/10 – Took his penalty well but wasn’t as involved as usual. Some excellent pressing, however.

LW: Vinicius Junior – 7/10 – Brought out all the flicks and tricks to try and get Real going here. Ran into cul-de-sacs occasionally but clearly needed more support from his left-back to deal with the double-teams.

SUB: Antonio Rudiger (69′ for Carvajal) – 6/10

SUB: Lucas Vazquez (77′ for Alaba) – N/A

SUB: Dani Ceballos (77′ for Modric) – N/A

SUB: Eden Hazard (82′ for Vinicius Junior) – N/A

SUB: Marco Asensio (82′ for Camavinga) – N/A

Manager: Carlo Ancelotti – 4/10 – Didn’t seem to have a game plan. Was uncharacteristically animated from start to finish, clearly concerned about what he was watching. Hard to feel as though he played any part in this victory.

Player of the match – Luka Modric

Combine Fantasy Football and Blockchain with Sorare

If you love fantasy football, but appreciate the uniqueness of NFTs, then you need to check out Sorare.

Nathan Cunningham

|

Sep 8, 2021

Real Madrid predicted lineup vs Celta Vigo – La Liga

Real Madrid’s predicted starting XI for their La Liga meeting with Celta Vigo.

Grey Whitebloom

|

Aug 19, 2022

Celta Vigo vs Real Madrid: How to watch on TV live stream, kick-off time, team news & predictions

Previewing Celta Vigo’s La Liga meeting with Real Madrid, including how to watch on TV, live stream, team news and score prediction.

Grey Whitebloom

|

Aug 18, 2022

Real Madrid send Casemiro classy message ahead of Man Utd transfer

Real Madrid thank Casemiro for his years of service ahead of his move to Manchester United.

Toby Cudworth

|

Aug 20, 2022

Source link

[charlykoerbels]

Timmy Chandler’s interview is interrupted by Gonçalo Paciência

#eintracht frankfurt #timmy chandler #goncalo paciencia #paciandler #Gonça just out there smooching his bf and slapping his ass 💀 #uel22

[dermontag]

"Heute ist egal!" Frankfurter B-Elf holt Remis gegen Gladbach 08.05.2022, 17:22 Uhr Bei Eintracht Frankfurt liegt der Fokus voll auf dem Finale der Europa League. Die letzten beiden Bundesligaspieltage sind Alltag. Gegen Borussia Mönchengladbach gibt es ein Remis und einen kurzen Schreckmoment: Nationaltorwart Kevin Trapp wird kurz behandelt, dann gibt es aber Entwarnung. Eintracht Frankfurt hat auf dem Weg nach Sevilla Moral bewiesen und eine Niederlage in der Fußball-Bundesliga gegen Ex-Coach Adi Hütter abgewendet. Der Europa-League-Finalist aus Hessen erkämpfte sich ein 1:1 (0:1) gegen Borussia Mönchengladbach, steht im krassen Kontrast zu den magischen Europapokal-Nächten aber nur auf Liga-Rang zwölf. Alassane Pléa (4. Minute) erzielte die Führung für die Gäste, die von Goncalo Paciencia (66.) vor 51.500 Zuschauern ausgeglichen wurde. Sowohl für Gladbach als auch für Frankfurt wird es damit nach einer jeweils verkorksten Bundesliga-Spielzeit nicht mehr in die obere Tabellenhälfte gehen. Europa über die Liga war längst abgehakt. Der Eintracht-Fokus richtet sich nun komplett auf den 18. Mai. Dann steht in Andalusien das Europa-League-Finale auf dem Programm. Coach Oliver Glasner hatte schon vor den verbleibenden beiden Bundesliga-Spielen angekündigt, alles auf diese Titel-Partie, in der für Frankfurt auch der Einzug in die Champions League möglich ist, auszurichten. An einem herrlichen Frühlingstag verabschiedeten die Hessen zunächst ihren ehemaligen Kapitän David Abraham, der bereits im Januar 2021 ging, seine Ehrung aber nicht in einem coronabedingt leeren Stadion bekommen sollte. "Du hast die Eintracht immer kraftvoll vertreten. Du bist ein großer Spieler dieser Eintracht", sagte Vorstandssprecher Axel Hellmann. Frankfurts Fans hatten ihre sportlichen Prioritäten längst klar gemacht: "Heute ist egal - holt uns den Pokal", hieß es auf einem großen Transparent in der Kurve. Glasner schickt B-Team ins Rennen Nach diesem Motto hatte Glasner sein Team auch aufgestellt. Neben dem verletzten Martin Hinteregger fehlte zu Beginn auch die komplette Offensive um Daichi Kamada, Rafael Borré und Filip Kostic sowie das defensive Mittelfeld mit Kapitän Sebastian Rode und Djibril Sow. Acht Wechsel im Vergleich zum West-Ham-Sieg bedeuteten eine Menge Veränderung - und direkt einen Fehlstart. Gladbach begann nämlich gut und belohnte sich schon nach wenigen Minuten. Nach Zuspiel von Stefan Lainer auf rechts vollendete Pléa aus kurzer Distanz ins lange Eck. Der Franzose blieb nach seinem neunten Saisontreffer zunächst liegen, konnte im Anschluss aber doch weiterspielen. Danach passierte lange Zeit wenig bis gar nichts. Die Eintracht-Reservisten konnten sich nicht gerade für einen Einsatz im Europa-League-Endspiel empfehlen. Es entwickelte sich ein Sommerkick zweier Teams, für die es um nicht mehr viel geht. Manchmal enden solche Spiele torreich, diese Partie zeichnete sich aber zunächst eher durch wenige Torraumszenen aus. Zur Halbzeit kam dann Kostic und sollte das Spiel der Eintracht etwas beschleunigen. Doch Tempo machte die Borussia: Breel Embolo scheiterte nach schönem Zuspiel von Pléa am herauseilenden Kevin Trapp, der wieder einer der besten Frankfurt-Profis war. Auf der Gegenseite hätte Stefan Ilsanker (51.) aus kurzer Distanz ausgleichen müssen, vergab aber. Das 1:1 gelang erst, als Ilsanker gerade ausgewechselt wurde: Stürmer Paciencia schoss frech aus der Distanz und konnte damit Tobias Sippel, der statt Yann Sommer im Borussia-Tor stand, überwinden. Embolo hatte Gladbachs Siegtor danach immer wieder auf dem Fuß, scheiterte aber am eigenen Ungeschick und dem auf der Linie klärenden Makoto Hasebe. Ein Eintracht-Treffer von Kamada in der 89. Minute wurden wegen Abseits aberkannt.

[wimbledon2008]

WAIT THAT'S GONCALO PACIENCIA

#TEEMEE'S MAN #SPIRITS LIFTED #in all my feelings i forgot he went to celta #footie

[the-ic-corner]

I love them, I miss them 🥺

#sunshine serb #gonca come back home 😭 #filip kostic #goncalo paciencia #eintracht frankfurt

[leagueofwags]

#maria #goncalo paciencia #eintracht wag #urlaub #holiday