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Video: seven goals and an unforgettable slap: Club Brugge impose their will in Inter's backyard

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Club Brugge pulled off a historic 4-3 win at the San Siro on Tuesday evening, dumping Inter Milan out of their comfort zone in the second round of the Champions League league phase. Seven goals, and the lead changed hands four times.

Inter bossed the opening half, carving out chance after chance through Marcus Thuram, Lautaro Martinez and Federico Dimarco. The Belgians struck first, though. Hakan Calhanoglu brought down Carlos Forbs in the box and Nicolo Tresoldi tucked away the penalty on the half hour.

Dimarco's clever pass teed up the equaliser, Lautaro Martinez finishing from inside the area in the 44th minute to send the sides in level at 1-1.

Club Brugge turn the tables

Josep Martinez handed the visitors the lead on 63 minutes. The goalkeeper raced miles out of his area, Forbs nicked the ball off him and squared for Tresoldi to roll into an empty net. 2-1 Brugge.

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Eleven minutes later came the hat-trick. Forbs let fly, the ball cannoned back off Josep Martinez, and Tresoldi was first to the rebound to beat the Nerazzurri for a third time. 3-1.

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Sucic's shot forced a save from Yann Sommer in the 81st minute, and Lautaro Martinez was on hand to bundle in the follow-up. Back to 3-2.

Romeo Vermant settled that argument six minutes later, lifting the ball over the keeper for 4-2.

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Ange-Yoan Bonny gave the hosts one last flicker in the 93rd minute, finishing off a Stankovic pass to make it 4-3. The clock beat them.

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journalism and writing are a passion before they are a profession. Since taking my first steps down this path in late 2010, I have been weaving my stories across the pages of Egyptian and Arab websites. I don’t view sports in general—and soccer in particular—as merely a game, but rather as a canvas of life that reflects the pulse of societies and carries within it social and cultural stories that intertwine with the threads of politics to shape people’s consciousness.

 

I delve into covering and analyzing soccer from multiple angles: I cover the game from multiple angles where storytelling meets analysis, and where the pitch connects to broader social and cultural narratives.

 

Over time and as my experience grew, my passion expanded to draw connections between the economics of the game, modern technology, and cryptocurrencies—all of which have become part of a soccer industry that extends far beyond the boundaries of the field.

 

My experience has spanned several prominent Arab outlets: in Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia, such as Goal (Saudi edition) and Koora, where I have worked as a multi-tasking desk editor since 2019."I don't just cover stories, I find them where others aren't looking, then reshape them until they're worth reading.

with analytical depth and a human touch to deliver an unforgettable story to the reader.

 

My Story with Soccer

My passion for soccer began early, specifically at the age of six during the 1994 World Cup. The atmosphere at home was different; the whole family was awake to watch the matches even though they were broadcast at dawn, and that is where my true passion was born. I was captivated by Romário’s mesmerizing skills, amazed by Thomas Brulin, and impressed by the physical and technical prowess of the Nigerian national team led by the late Rashidi Yakini, while the image of Roberto Baggio missing his penalty kick in the final remains etched in my memory as the first dramatic moment I experienced with the game.

As the years passed and my fascination with international soccer grew, certain matches remained defining moments in my football education, such as the 2001 UEFA Cup final between Liverpool and Spain’s Alavés—that wild 5-4 clash whose intensity didn’t subside until the 117th minute, when an own goal sealed the title for the Reds, cementing it in my memory as an unforgettable match.

My Best Soccer Memories 

Unforgettable moments include Real Madrid’s 2002 Champions League victory, Liverpool’s historic 2005 final, and Egypt’s 2006, 2008, and 2010 African Cup of Nations triumphs under Hassan Shehata.

My All-Time Team

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Cafu - Paolo Maldini - Ramos - Roberto Carlos

Zinedine Zidane - Iniesta

Diego Maradona

Lionel Messi - Ronaldo “The Phenomenon” - Cristiano Ronaldo

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The Debate Over the Greatest of All Time?


(2) Messi Chases Pelé... Has the Debate Over the Greatest of All Time Really Been Settled?


Third dimension: The Terrifying Test... Salah Inherits the Crown of the Seven Years

The Fortune of Cryptocurrencies... Messi Alone Among America’s Stars

The Champions’ Disaster and Barcelona’s Betrayal... How Will 

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