Since the first Super League rumors hit me at Wembley for Sunday's FA Cup semi-finals (the one without the super clubs), I have consumed an incredible amount of opinions. While my colleagues are analyzing the rational and financial reasons for the appearance of the atomic bomb in European football, it is interesting for me to think about alternative universes: in 1998, the year of the first appearance of the idea, Lazio, for example, would have been included in the superpartisans, and Bayer would have refused from the proposal of Lorenzo Sans, and in 2025 the place of Tottenham from the Premier League could well be taken by Leicester. It's even more fun to watch ...
Game https://www.sport-s.net and Tennisi. Different teams have headliners, important but unobtrusive players, as well as those who are just starting their careers. If you watch football carefully, you should know by sight and those, and others, and still others. Together with Tennisi, we check your visual memory, show you a photo of a top club player (by the standards of Europe or Kazakhstan), the task is not to confuse him with teammates. Go!
Remember your most memorable visit to the stadium? In this material for the Otkritie Bank Arena blog, we asked about this from the employees of https://www.sport-s.net, who support Spartak. If you also have a story to tell, leave your impressions of the memorable match in the form at the end of the material. Gleb Chernyavsky, writes a lot about Spartak at https://www.sport-s.net I roared in the stands in 2007, when Spartak beat Dynamo in the last round, but Zenit still became champion. I was in the middle of the mess and the happiest in the world when Spartak fans ran out onto the Otkritie Arena pitch (now Otkritie Bank ...
