World Cup Football Buzz

Chelsea played at home at Stamford yesterday, in an anticipated English Premiership,League match, a header by  Enzo Fernandez for Chelsea, at the start of the second half, took Chelsea United, football club up by 1 goal, a goal that was enough, to make Chelsea victorious against Tottenham Hotspurs. Chelsea came into this match, at Stamford with a  4-2-3-1 formation, with a packed defence and a packed midfield and 1 man, in the striking position, to make sure that Tottenham United did not have any opportunity, at goal, a well thought out, match plan by Chelsea's football coach because it paid off and Tottenham wasn't able to score a goal, to make it a draw. On the other side of the soccer field,Tottenham played a conventional 4-3-3 football formation, coming into this match to score goals, so that they could win the match and at the same time, stop Chelsea from scoring goals. Goals win a football match and Tottenham knew that very well but we are in the 2020's, where talents...

The Copa del Rey otherwise known as, The King's Cup, isn't just a tournament, it is also a celebration of Spanish Football, culture,history and regional pride. Each team bringing it's unique story to reflect on its passion and dedication through fans and clubs. It is one of Spain's oldest and most prestigious football tournaments. Established in 1903, it is a knockout competition organized by the Royal Spanish Football Federation. The tournament features clubs from various levels of the Spanish football league, to include, top-tier La Liga teams and lower-division clubs. History of the Copa del Rey. 1903-1930. The inaugural tournament took place in 1903, won by Madrid FC, now Real Madrid. The competition faced interruptions because of World War I and the Spanish Civil War. Over the years, it became a platform, for clubs to showcase, their talent and gain national recognition. The 1940s-1970s: After the post war, the Copa del Rey gained popularity after the Spanish Civil...