So in the same spirit as the previous episode , the episode show the insid of the games and competitions : we saw this time Denmark , the dramatic problem of Eriksen and basically how they perform in the competition, same thing with Senegal : we have more history and we saw the POV of Koulibaly. We briefly see Argentina and their games after the lose . A little talk about Mbappe and France . It waz pretty great even if it can get a little bit too emotional for nothing but i still enjoyed to see. And have more info about the problem of Eriksen at the euro . So yeah if you want to see original images and something that we couldnt see during the competition its definitely worth watching andto see more the inside!
2 Reviews
I couldn't stop crying. What a a football series!!
cjpoem8 March 2024
Amazing documentary. Personal stories, nations' pride on the line, full and on the edge emotions, and with the greatest footballer of all time.
You can see there is a lot of history behind every nation's struggle to win the World Cup.
It impressed me how football has impacted literally every nation of the world. You realize that there is a whole planet with an incredible love for the beuatiful game. You can understand and feel how every part of the world with a very different culture express their passion in a unique way.
All players deserve respect and this WC doesn't make Ronaldo less of the great player that he is. And yes, there is a Captain to whom an Argentinian journalist thanks, not for the possibility of wining the WC but for showing a character based on principles: discipline, effort, humility, honesty and specially leadership. Something you can see made a difference when all his team mates wanted to win the WC for him. Truly inspiring in a world of narcisism that wants to win everything at all costs (la mano de Dios... or I would say the devil).
Now, I'm still hungry so going back right now to sign up to apple tv to watch him play while he's still shining as the brigtest star.
You can see there is a lot of history behind every nation's struggle to win the World Cup.
It impressed me how football has impacted literally every nation of the world. You realize that there is a whole planet with an incredible love for the beuatiful game. You can understand and feel how every part of the world with a very different culture express their passion in a unique way.
All players deserve respect and this WC doesn't make Ronaldo less of the great player that he is. And yes, there is a Captain to whom an Argentinian journalist thanks, not for the possibility of wining the WC but for showing a character based on principles: discipline, effort, humility, honesty and specially leadership. Something you can see made a difference when all his team mates wanted to win the WC for him. Truly inspiring in a world of narcisism that wants to win everything at all costs (la mano de Dios... or I would say the devil).
Now, I'm still hungry so going back right now to sign up to apple tv to watch him play while he's still shining as the brigtest star.
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