7 Greatest Football Substitutions Of All Time

[@angelosvlahos]

I miss Tim Krul at the WC 2014 in this list. It's easy to include midfielders and strikers in this list because they can come on and score goals but Tim Krul came on cold after 120 minutes of football and put in a masterclass in goal by either stopping the penalties or looking so big in goal the player taking the penalty missed. Without LVG bringing on Krul, managers nowadays, like Tuchel did with Kepa in the European Supercup game, wouldn't have dared to bring on goalies for penalties only. It really was an iconic substitution.

[@MarkWTK]

yea this was my first thought. oh well, if this does well, I won't be surprised he'll be in part 2

[@BrianStorm742]

Krul's substitution was merely in a quarter final, for a team that did not end up winning the trophy, and Alfie stated clearly that the occasion was the deciding factor, not the sensation of it. Krul should not be on this list, and I'm saying that as a Dutchman.

[@playboiqwerty2395]

@@BrianStorm742 I think the quarter final of the World Cup is pretty important

[@angelosvlahos]

@@BrianStorm742 Krul's substitution was a deciding factor, the Netherlands just didn't win a trophy. I just happen to disagree with Alfie on this one, i think some substitutions like this one have had an enormous impact, just not on the team but in general. Also, i'm Dutch as well lol ewa

[@BrianStorm742]

@@playboiqwerty2395 if the Netherlands had become world champions, then yes.

[@mgs1167]

I love how every mention of the Irish guy get more ruthless every now and then.

[@mohamedzaid8905]

The Irish guy is clueless

[@Omnipotentmonkey]

@@mohamedzaid8905 Irish Guy isn't there for his profound insight, he's an entertainer, and a good host in that regard. it balances out with one HITC offering the entertainment, the other providing the showmanship.

[@mohamedzaid8905]

@@Omnipotentmonkey He's not really entertaining, he's still using the same jokes from 2018 every video. He became very annoying and has to change a lot of aspects in order to become funny again

[@edwinwongso4257]

@@mohamedzaid8905 yea he got a little boring ;/

[@thepowerofsand6180]

@@mohamedzaid8905 humor is subjective

[@robseaton5961]

I never realised there was an art to youtube intros but Alfie seems to have mastered it.

[@SamOGr]

And making videos in general

[@rodycaz8984]

Dude needs to quit it with that lame ass Eddie Howe joke though. Been doing it for like a year now. Get new material bro.

[@robseaton5961]

@@rodycaz8984 It still makes me laugh everytime maybe I'm just easily pleased.

[@nauis6467]

Yeah, someone please tell me i wasn't the only one expecting Hull City to do a comeback

[@budd3142]

I’m a hull fan so no 😂

[@te1327]

Not with their keeper playing as bad as he did

[@stevencooke6451]

He set us up for that one. The only clue was that it appeared before Alfie had even started his countdown. Hands up if you didn't expect him to pick a 70s DFB Pokal final as his number one.

[@TheXFireball]

Ah yes another 18 minute classic from HITC Sevens 👌🏾

[@AnnoyingMouse84]

So glad Didi was in there or it would have been a scandal, most underrated impact on a game I've ever seen

[@SC-fl8eq]

I've barely seen a better performance from a DM than Didi in that second half

[@DiscGolfLeagueMVP]

Carried Gerrard

[@jamesodowd4063]

Gini wijnaldum against barca. Comes on at 1/2 time, scores 2 goals and sends Liverpool to the final despite starting the game 3-0 😠

[@noorulhasan4904]

Yh surprised he missed that one

[@lxfj2128]

Relax 😂🤦‍♂️

[@JB2387]

As a Liverpool fan it broke my heart to see us lose to Real, but even I had to stand and applaud Gareth Bale for that first goal, it was beautiful, so elegant, what it took to pull it off I can't even imagine, the pressure of the moment and the occasion is so immense so to have the confidence and belief that you can pull it off is something that cements your name in history. His second goal was terrific too, but the first, for me, is the greatest goal ever scored in a Champions League final, a very close second is obviously Zidane's versus Bayer Leverkusen.

[@king-1yk151]

@@wovoaoh it literally is tho.

[@buzz5020]

Yeah when it went in I’ve never felt weirder in my life. I wanted to implode but the football fan in me had to appreciate the goal

[@buzz5020]

The 2nd goal I wouldn’t call a great goal tho, any keeper with 46 chromosomes keeps that out

[@YouDidNotReadThisDidYou]

No Eder in the 2016 Euro final? My disappointment is immeasurable...

[@smthng]

@@kimmichszn8900 he was injured for the final game

[@glennaldosf]

Yep Eder in for Renato Sanchez has to be on there....

[@runspeeder25]

Bendtner scoring 11 seconds after sub should be in it too

[@glennaldosf]

@@kimmichszn8900 probably not on one leg...

[@footballbrainer279]

He won the Euros for Portugal

[@FootballDrawn]

I still remember the 99 Champions League Final. At the time (being 11 years old), that was my first ever shock in a football match. ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽

[@moumenrezaei1330]

that was quite a final

[@7bucksnutrition303]

epic game

[@wilfordcolbert1333]

👍👍

[@FootballDrawn]

@@moumenrezaei1330 true

[@lostie1]

"stretched the arsenal backline, running in behind them and coming deep" ;Alfie Potts Harmer - please never change Alfie. Never change.

[@Usdi1999]

Christ, hearing you read out that AC Milan XI both gave me a nostalgia hit and really hammered home how frighteningly good that team were

[@andreaslindsethpettersen1482]

Tim Krul in the 2014 World Cup quarter final is a good one as well. At least considering he was a goalkeeper.

[@svidyut4402]

The banter between Alfie and Michael is real . Alfie is prolly still a tad bit salty that Michael got half a mil first

[@needfoolthings]

Well, the trivial will always speak to more among the masses...

[@robislike]

@@needfoolthings there’s only a 60k difference lmao

[@richardgunton9564]

As a Liverpool fan Gareth Bale’s goals, while heartbreaking at the time, were incredibly important. It showed how incredibly important it was to get a good goalkeeper and is arguably one of the main reasons we won a champions league and prem after.

[@YungUllrich]

Since the moment I read the title of the video, I was waiting for Netzer and I was not disappointed in the end :D Gladbach ist der geilste Club der Welt

[@daniroze4157]

Gladbach is the best club in the world? . . . Edit: i dont know german, the only word i know is guten morgen

[@andrew7taylor]

@@daniroze4157 Almost word by word. Geil means cool in English.

[@daniroze4157]

@@andrew7taylor ooh okey. noted. . . . Edit to my german vocab: 1. Guten Morgen = good morning 2. Geil = cool

[@needfoolthings]

@@daniroze4157 Now to know how to pronounce it... like "guile", but with a shorter vowel and the regular [L] rather than the english dark L.

[@TheGerudan]

The original No. 1 was someone else, but Netzer simply put himself in that place, nothing anyone could've done.

[@Rabauke84]

Great video, as always. But you are missing another german substitute...Lars Ricken in the CL Final 1997 Vs. Juventus

[@bishiamme4981]

The number one spot isn't filled by the best moment nor by the best player, but simply because it's too badass to happened that it's practically illegal.

[@rodycaz8984]

Number one spot is a joke. Clearly not better than Bale.

[@lolloler1406]

@@rodycaz8984 agreed, literally no one outside of germany cares about someone coming off the bench to score just one goal for a domestic cup. It’s quite disrespectful to the other professionals who have done much bigger on a much better stage, without being assholes in the process

[@mokshjhaveri4745]

I was perplexed by the choice tbh

[@lolloler1406]

@DDeglane16 it’s not about his personal skill it’s about the moment. And the moment isnt too special, he only scored 1 semi-decent goal in a domestic cup competition. Compared to Bale who scored a bicycle in the biggest game of club football, Netzer ( who honestly isnt even close to top 15 Attacking Mids of all time) does not deserve top spot.

[@ryancoburn5363]

7 best goalkeeper performances (for both teams) in a penalty shootout, for example Donnarumma and Pickford at the Euros final both goalkeepers standing out in the shootout

[@ben1468]

This is good idea, that was Pickford, and I'd suggest Schmeichel and Subasic at the 2018 WC

[@johnnyedelhoff5866]

Kahn and Canizares in the Champions League Final 2001 or Neuer and Casillas in 2012

[@ryancoburn5363]

Ah yes, not sure why I put Henderson

[@robingronwald7993]

✨Berti Wots✨ Lovely to see Alfie speaking out German names with such a passion, keep going lad

[@Mak_Vintage]

That intro, my lord 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@sskmanentsa5326]

These are all great, but none will hold up to the impact of Mohamed Gedo or as he is called Mohamed Nagy( who is a former Hull City loanee by the way) in the African Cup of Nations in 2010. In all 6 games he game on as a substitute. He scored 5 goals and only failed to score in only 1 game and those goals included the winner in the Final vs Ghana. So in the 173 minutes he played, he managed to help his team win the title, got the top goal scorer award and won the player of the tournament. I have never heard anyone else make this kind of impact from the bench.

[@jordanford9320]

Rodrygo has entered the chat seven and a half months later in a crazy crazy semi-final champions league match

[@DebajitSarkar-lw1hw]

The banter between the two channels is so good.

[@faridaeasmin7642]

5:52 "Neither Cristiano Ronald or Lionel Messi did it" well Messi did score a 108 minute goal giving the lead to Argentina and if not for Mbappe's penalty later,it would have been a World Cup Winning Goal.

[@mauricioandres7470]

This video was made in 2021

[@pickerjo2000]

Still almost tear up thinking about the 99 final. As an 8 year old kid it made you think anything was possible

[@michaelmares9298]

As a Bayern fan, Lars Ricken destroying juventus in the ucl final is pretty iconic and match defining

[@mrtom2854]

Daniel Amokachi, Everton vs Tottenham, FA Cup semi-final 1995. Subbed himself on without the manager's permission, scored twice in 8 minutes.

[@depekthegreat359]

Indeed,an intense video which you have uploaded and all the very best for your beloved Hull City in tonight's match at home against Derby County,good friend Alfie!!!:-D

[@therealuncleowen2588]

I appreciate the inclusion of the somewhat obscure substitution at the end, but making that the number one is hard to justify. I would say one of the ones that's won a major European trophy is more important than one which simply that won a domestic cup. Not that I disagree with any single inclusion, they were all worthy. Great video, as usual.

[@robi57130]

Great video, but I would have included the substitutions of Wiltord (scorer of the equaliser), Pirés (assist for the golden goal) and Trezeguet (golden goal scorer) in the Euro 2000 final against Italy. But maybe it could be discussed in a video about the best coaching decisions that changed games

[@nf9563]

Wow the unbias is impressive, although there is one type of substitution I’m surprised you didn’t mention. A goalkeeper substitution. Krul is the only one that comes to mind but I’m sure your knowledge is better than mine!

[@zigababnik8780]

Yes, Tim Krul in 2014 should be on the list.

[@arcticsime]

Caballero for Chelsea vs Man Ci- oh wait...

[@inhthinguyen6806]

@@arcticsime How about Kepa's just last week?

[@toraqi8225]

Marcos Llorente against Liverpool. Bringing on a defensive midfielder as a striker who then turns the game around from 0-2 to a 3-2 win against the reigning European champions with two goals and an assist. So impactful that he's remained a forward / attacking midfielder since then, he had never played up front before that game. Great substitutions should be more significant than 'just' goals imo, besides his impact on the scoreboard it was a wholly unexpected, bold move that shaped the fortunes of both Llorente as a player and Atlético as a club as a result. Llorente was their best outfield player when they won the league last year, contributing to 25 goals. He'd only ever scored twice professionally (for Real Madrid) before Anfield.

[@seanpaulfallon1463]

Henrik larsson is my all time favourite player. What an icon. 🍀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@bobchipman7737]

M i the only dude who was expecting the hull city story to go differently?😂🙆‍♂️

[@peterchamoun7882]

no xD

[@karlfroberg520]

This introduction is absolutely brilliant!

[@marko9463]

7 most unique goals in the premier league

[@edwinmasawi2422]

I'm already expecting Lewandowski's 5 goals in under 9 minutes.

[@jaybhavnani3477]

Slipped in Eddie Howe like we wouldn't notice AHAHAH, legend

[@gamewithgreg]

He does it in most of his videos, he also used to say "without further ado.." and show a picture of Freddy Adu in the same way

[@davydbubbles7613]

@@gamewithgreg He also at least once showed Ki-Jana Hoever when he said "however"

[@PassivesAbseits]

All of Italy is like "Subbing in Rashford and Saka in Minute 118 has to be number 1!"

[@salvadoracosta4510]

It was actually Rashford and Sancho…..

[@PassivesAbseits]

@@salvadoracosta4510 damn, your right...

[@palakjain1053]

😂😂

[@lior995]

16:49 WOW 👏 I didn't know Carlo Ancelotti was still Real Madrid's coach back then! He looks so much younger😅🤣

[@justablokepostingfunvids7137]

I definitely thought of larsson when I saw this vid to he changed that game for sure. What a player 👏

[@longjerricho7204]

Bierhoff relatively unknown in Germany?? I very much doubt that pal, he was very well known in England before that goal, so pretty sure he was well known in his home country.

[@mohammedzakkaria9503]

ole is one of the most important players for man utd....without him the treble would nt been possible

[@harunwarsame6982]

That number one spot is as hipster you can get, Alfie. Not including Lars Ricken who, did not only score twice in the UEFA Champions League final against an unstoppable Juventus team , also did it with his first touch of the ball! Bare in mind that was the moment which gave a mediocre player in Lars Ricken a decent career onwards and subsequently Borussia Dortmunds first ever UCL trophy.

[@anmolrai0302]

One of the greatest intros in the history of KZbin

[@javimarquez13]

Didi Hamann is the worst German pundit nowadays, every first grader could tell you the same 😁👍🏻

[@bhuvanbeniwal2308]

I am a first grader and I agree

[@TheGerudan]

Pretty sure Bastian Schweinsteiger is actually worse as a pundit.

[@javimarquez13]

@@TheGerudan Not in a million years, he isn't that good but Didi is the worst, I call him Didi Dumpfbacke ("Didi Dorkman") 😁

[@bhuvanbeniwal2308]

@@javimarquez13 hamann is worse though...

[@chriswoodtoarsenal]

Day 18: where would a team of Alfie Potts Harmer lookalikes finish in the premier league?

[@ヤマト-q7x]

20th

[@SquirrelSeb84]

Champions…hip.

[@ryanjohnson6272]

Lucas Moura in the CL semifinal 2nd leg against Ajax as an honorable mention

[@RichardChips]

Ethan Horvath subbing on for Steffen in the Nations League final.

[@wedthurfri443]

That's a heroic substitution! But it's CONCACAF hall of fame and made the USA the very first winners of the Nations League

[@TheKalaxis]

How about a companion video: The 7 worst substitute appearances of all time? Such as Sulley Muntari's one for Inter vs Catania (he got a red and gave away a penalty within 2 minutes) perhaps?

[@12thMandalorian]

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink on for Mario Melchiot/Robert Huth on for Scott Parker during the infamous UCL Semi Final against Monaco, swung the game in Monaco's favour

[@Cazi1]

Great video as always! I don't really comment here, but I've been following the channel for over a year now. Even though I know the importance of the match was not the same as in the finals you mentioned here, I was expecting (or rather hoping) to see the Dutch goalkeeper substitution (Tim Krul), just before penalties. Then again, I'm Dutch so I'm probably biased :)

[@shahidwillie6140]

That gotze substitution against Argentina was legendary

[@alumpy-acho112]

Day 1: Worst Champions League winners, in terms of league finish

[@prometheustv6558]

Chelsea for sure

[@samgruzinskiy]

Probably 2012 chelski

[@yudhabagaskara98]

2000 real madrid and 2012 chelsea

[@cuibono6872]

Raddy Antic for Luton against Man City 1984, last game of the season at Maine Road, 42,000 in the ground, a good 10,000 of them from Luton, the hatters needed three points and had to win to stay up, City needed a point to stay up, didn't matter what happened elsewhere, it was all or nothing, cracking game, lots of heart stopping moments, David Pleat sent on Radomir Antic, a former Yugoslavian international and a player of immense quality who was a wonderful striker of the ball with either foot and had skill to give away (RIP sadly passed now) with just under 20 minutes to go, with four minutes to go Raddy stepped up to score a great goal from outside the area that sent the Luton fans into absolute raptures and City sliding into the old second division. When David Pleat was asked after the game what was he thinking putting Antic on and he said "sometimes the most inspired thing you can do on the bench is hope, and when I put Raddy on he done exactly what i hoped he would do", he also said some time later that it was probably the most important win in the clubs history as it laid the foundation for the years that followed which were the most successful in the clubs history, they became a firmly established first division team (premier league of the day) that went deep into every competition for several years and won the littlewoods cup at wembley in what Trevor Brooking described as one of the best games he ever witnessed at the famous old stadium, David Pleats substitution, easily the most important ever.

[@finbarobruadair2761]

My favorite sub was when Stampy G came on v United at Anfield in his last gamne v United

[@jhaych]

Brilliant substitution that.

[@azzad_a6966]

Retired for years and still rent free in united fans heads

[@jhaych]

@@azzad_a6966 it's his favourite substitution, it's an honour

[@timsmith1323]

@@azzad_a6966 exactly what I was thinking when I read the comment lmao

[@starwave8228]

Harry Redknapp subbing on a fan for West Ham could be an honourable mention 😊

[@CIMAmotor]

his goal was never offside!

[@bhobg]

Glad you mentioned Bierhoff. First one I thought of when I saw this vid on my feed

[@fellikay487]

so you are not going to put torres subsitution in the 2012 champions league semi-final? UNBELEIVABLE

[@benjaminwedemeier2844]

Absolutely Gini Wijnaldum vs Barca needs to be on here

[@callumbrowns]

HITC Sevens Awesome content man, can you do all time 11 & subs from decades like 80's & 90's that be great to see

[@ethan4203]

For me Jonas Guitieras coming on and scoring 2 goals to keep Newcastle up just months after recovering from Cancer

[@glennaldosf]

Eddie Gaven for Ben Olsen in 2007 Copa America vs Argentina should be on there! Also, Freddy Adu USA vs Panama Gold Cup semifinal 2011 ;-)

[@peterhassaballah2024]

Great content as usual but I find that there is a small shadowing of african football . I can remember many great substitutes both in the african champions league and in Africa's Total AFCON . Ghana in 2008 when Essien scored the wining goal against Nigeria when ghana was 1 man down or Mohamed Nagy Gedo how was the super sub in 2010 scoring 6 goals in 5 matches always scoring upon substitute and scoring more than 3 wining goals . I think Asian, African and South American football needs some attention as well

[@Ari_VioletValues]

I think there could be a case for some honorable mention for Juan Fernando Quintero in arguably the most important Libertadores final against Boca Juniors because that substitution alone made a tactical and moral shift in the whole River Plate side, creating the opportunity for what were the 1-1 and later in extra time scoring one of the most beautiful goals I ever seen in the Libertadores history, and later finishing all with a pass for Gonzalo Martínez giving the final result of 3-1.

[@arzhi_azis]

Day 98: Indonesia XI If All Eligible Players Had Declared For Them

[@straightedgechannel584]

Keep dreaming bocah

[@_youryen]

Nainggolan would be top of that list

[@hothitrieuminh5967]

Indonesia Raya

[@G17x]

@@straightedgechannel584 Bruh, he was just asking

[@straightedgechannel584]

@@G17x bruh, I dont care.

[@willmcgeoghan4641]

Idea for a video. Do one where it is impossible to mention your beloved Hull City. Great videos Alfie. Like the detail you go into.

[@sheapablo24]

Gini Wijnaldum getting subbed on against Barcelona and getting two goals to tie up the score on aggregate is probably the best substitution ever, Idk how it was missed

[@djalland1]

The best intro you've ever done.

[@Diddy007]

is it possible for you to do a whats wrong with Lyon video? They went from reaching the CL semi in 2020 to now having to sell a lot of their players. Plus they havent made the CL for 2 years running

[@RAWDernison1]

2:00 in the background, Arnold Muhren, Dutch legend.

[@niharg2011]

When he said at the start he didn't include Solskjaer I almost lost it till he mentioned when he scored 4 lmao

[@bandulad7695]

Now Messi has scored basically the winning goal in a WC final (Argentinas third goal which bascially set up penalties)

[@mauricioandres7470]

That's not a winning goal

[@ChefMonke07]

Ole and Sheringham should be number 1

[@lfcadib4352]

I'm sorry but how have you not included Gini Wijnaldum vs Barcelona ??

[@nicodiangelo7051]

Ikr

[@fauzan9896]

Part 2 of this please

[@SC-fl8eq]

Thst performance against AC Milan by Didi is even more impressive given he did most of it with a broken foot

[@BigDave15]

In the first match I watched in a stadium Mark Viduka came off the bench to help Middlesbrough win the match, including scoring the winning goal, in a 2-1 victory against a star studded Chelsea team.

[@oshay333]

I know very well why this didn't make the list but an honourable mention for Andre Schurrle who came off the bench to score a hattrick against Fulham in ten minutes. From the left of field too...

[@newforestpixie5297]

You’re a different looking person than I expected at least . I pictured you being a true Northern Anorak or Trainspotter Loner c/W flask , geeky spectacles and a notebook . I was astonished to see before the England game a young bloke more resembling a Surfer Dude 😁 ❤️ from Wessex witches

[@-Filip]

HITC Sport is funny and a little bit informative while HITC Sevens is informative and a little bit funny.

[@nicodiangelo7051]

I really think lewa should be in the list tho. He banged in 5 goals in 9 minutes.And Gini wijnaldum against Barcelona literally indirectly won Liverpool a champions league

[@joshuadickerson9176]

I'm biased due to being a Middlesbrough fan but UEFA Cup Semi-Final 2006 Vs Steuna Bucharest. Bucharest winning 1-0 in the first leg then being 2-0 up in the 2nd leg. McLaren brings on Massimo Macaroni and then Middlesbrough win 4-2. That to me is one of the best substitutions I've seen.

[@laishramhedarson6552]

Do a part 2 for this video, 7 best player who never won the league titles

[@arr0w769]

i feel like gini wijnaldum vs barca deserves a spot on the list

[@ThePB77]

Wjnaldum vs barca scoring a brace vs barca is a good shout to be on here. But it gets overshadowed by divok origi and trents corner

[@norric8261]

3:54-4:00 This bit sounds a bit mad you know

[@mohammedzakkaria9503]

13:54 - the greatest substitution ever

[@wedthurfri443]

Number 1 was just some dude who won a pokal final before his transfer. As if that's better than cementing a treble in the finals of the champions league. "AND SOLSKJAER WON IT!" Like, come on now

[@afshinjanani]

I didn't really get the Netzer part...

[@TelcontarTargaryen]

Without even watching this... If Solskjaer and Sheringham aren't #1 spot, I don't even know what are we doing here.

[@sonicgoo1121]

How about Louis van Gaal's keeper swap for penalties with the national team? One of those things no one had ever thought of before.

[@johnnyedelhoff5866]

People have thought about this before. Hans Meyer did it twice on 1.FC Nürnberg's DFB-Pokal run 2007

[@sonicgoo1121]

I didn't know that. Someone lied to me! :O

[@jasoncasey7009]

The champions league final Manchester United they put not one but two subs and they both scored to win use the cup that was the best subs in a Mach ever

[@khaitranngoc4176]

Bonus point on 4th place and 3rd place similarity: They're both Germans. Missing that potential link there Alfie

[@justhuy7960]

So that means the first place is purely a badass moment from Günter lol

[@RyuzakiTaiyou]

Best German players in the premier league of all time. (Day 176) I will not give up until the video is made or Alfie himself tells me to stop. Everyone else telling me that will be ignored. If you don't believe my number, just go back to the previous videos. I'm at the bottom most of the time, but I'm there.

[@joaojesus5332]

This video is a really interesting prospect and could open up a good series if it does well like "Best X nationality players in Y league"

[@zubatterrorincarnate3206]

@@joaojesus5332 exactly. It could be the opening of a new series which is easy to make because it doesn't need that much research and will be enjoyed by many many people from the chosen country.

[@boney__70]

Up

[@kiriakoz]

Do it yourself. You could research it yourself and you would’ve save about 5 months of your life. But to each their own, I guess.

[@redsign9965]

That into was the best HITC Sevens moment EVER😂

[@dixonkwong5004]

Hey Alfie, can you do a story about the two loyal Fernabahce fans who now haad are immortalized as cardboards on their stadium?

[@abbiewaters1085]

Good video! Would you consider putting some women’s examples as well in some of these top 7 type things?

[@aaronramnarain8142]

Netzer also managed Hamburger to victory in the European Cup in 83. HITC Sevens is a certified football hip after this one.

[@ericreinhoz3175]

Not seen it jet but Henrik Larsson in the CL final against Arsenal right