The REAL Football?? Australian's Reacting to "THE BEAUTY OF FOOTBALL" WOW!!!

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[@lameduck3105]

Germany didn't just win 7-1 over Brazil. They beat the host team of the World Cup in the semi-finals, effectively traumatizing the entire brazilian nation.

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

So many tears shed and the Maracana Stadium was the biggest above the ground swimming pool on that day. Sitting in Germany I felt bad like I did something wrong and thought "please stop scoring" after 5:0. This extraordinary game makes fans think and act different than they use to

[@northbreeze0198]

Haha yeah it was getting humiliating at that point. My god they were thoroughly beaten that night.

[@Alex1337no1]

@@tyronevaldez-kruger5313 they didn’t play at maracana this day

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

@@Alex1337no1 what stadium was it then?

[@erikkk9273]

​@@tyronevaldez-kruger5313 They played at the "Mineirão" stadium, Maracanã was in the final.

[@crako1365]

As a football fan, had chills. You can't imagine how much emotional football is.

[@batistacena84]

ah oui contre le barca c'était émotionnel mdr

[@sandersamu4655]

I completely rediscover the emotional effect by watching these videos, how fucking beatiful is Football!

[@Nights_Edit]

Even for non-football fan feel the beauty of this GAME, but imagine the real Fans feeling, who know the stories behind ever GOAL in this Video.. Goosebumps (aguero 2012, barca comeback Vs PSG, Lucas moora Hat-trick Vs ajax, and My Favourite one ramos goal in last minutes 92 in UEFA Final

[@m1LKbagzz]

Most emotional ive ever been watching sports was when my csgo team win the major but second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, etc times were watching football. Most beautiful sport in the world

[@nusvivin6905]

And the fact nobody can see messi/maradonna goal was exact the same hurts a little

[@alexandregemini2971]

The last commentator was saying in French: "After seeing that, we can die in peace". That's football. When you see your country winning the world cup, that's how you feel.

[@accioxharry5579]

But as being ukrainian… for me it's literally impossible😢

[@Sayitlikitiz101]

It's funny because he added "but as late as possible" right after mentioning dying at peace. 😁😂 Dude knows his priorities!

[@steph.h.]

knew, @@Sayitlikitiz101 ... Rest in peace, Thierry.

[@thebeautyofnature640]

football is LIFE LITRELLY, while watching the video I sensed something beyond 5 sense that i have . Emotional, excited, motivated, couragous and ustoppable at the same time . I THINK THATS CALLED REAL PASSION!

[@mrtarun1944]

❤️‍🔥

[@faiththomas1749]

@@mrtarun1944 there are 3 types 1. American style ( the one you see on Saturday evening , Sunday morning ) similar to rugby ( my preferred favorite ) 2. ARF ( Australian rules ) what they call footie 3. The one Americans refer to as soccer

[@suliahmed2907]

@@faiththomas1749 only one football

[@Ahmed-sk6gu]

bro I almost got chills at every clip.

[@melv507]

Was beautyful :')

[@zoheirdebbi8637]

The best sport ever guys, period. The fans, the emotions and the love for it

[@ghostaetip3494]

The goals conceded are not only the responsibility of the goalie but also the defense. People who don't watch football usually assumes goals conceded are always blamed on the goalie, not really except when they do a dumb mistake which is not often. Also messi 🐐 can you watch messi the worlds greatest? Messi is the best way to get into football

[@louisfigueroa5037]

Lastima que ronaldo estuvo en su camino 🙃🙃

[@kaitoh3427]

Cristiano Ronaldo>

[@kurtg1349]

@@kaitoh3427 laughable

[@ToHimWeWillBeReturned]

The best way to get into football is play yourself. That way you understand and appreciate the difficulty and moments of brilliance. That is how I got into it

[@1212myali]

@@ToHimWeWillBeReturned I second this^

[@mbbeats3464]

Honestly, as a football fan I can shamelessly say I have seen this video 10+ times and every single time a tear forms up in my eyes. The passion that we have developed for this game is unreal, it’s almost a part of our life in a way that when I see footage of old games my mind immediately goes back to the time when I saw it live and it just like a skid through memory always remembering more details… football is just beautiful man

[@Vismajor01]

Same, i tear up everytime and everytime at a different part of the video, it's crazy

[@jahrolo]

2:58 after all these years I still haven´t figured out how Bergkamp did it :D

[@FritzBegambo]

Once in a lifetime moment

[@jahrolo]

@@FritzBegambo without a doubt

[@miguelabreucoelho]

I think you meant to say..... DENNIS BERGKAMP!!!DENNIS BERGKAMP!!!DENNIS BERGKAMP!!!DENNIS BERGKAMP!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!

[@jahrolo]

@@miguelabreucoelho yeah, sorry. My bad :D

[@Amadeus1970]

Me too

[@IronMunky86]

The Mario Götze goal against Argentina for the world cup has such a powerfull little story behind it. Götze didn't play from the beginning and got subbed on rather late. When Löw subbed him on he told Götze "Go out there and prove to them that you are better than Messi". And then he hammers in this absolute beauty of a goal. I cried when the final whistle was blown.

[@weirdsock3032]

14:09 That was really devastating. Brazil is historically the most succesful nation in soccer (being the winner of the most number of World Cups), and to be bested in that fashion, in their own country, was heart-breaking.

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

I enjoyed it immensely

[@dabhyun1133]

I remember crying while watching that match! I really hope Brazil gets that 6th champions title this year🤞🤞

[@hamsa2903]

Just shows how much neymar was carrying them to the semi finals

[@Spect3r.]

I was blazing one while watching the game, after the 4th german goal i actually put in doubt if what i was seing was real or if i got weed laced with something and i was halucinating... that shit was unreal

[@1212myali]

I support Germany so that was a joy to watch... but it did upset me seeing the post match emotions of the Brazilians.. especially David Luiz..

[@TyrannosavageRekt]

The incredible thing about football, is that when you're a fan, and you watch videos like this, you still get transported back to the first time you watched those goals/farewells, etc. live.

[@rodrigonavarro5310]

The best ever: Edmundo Arantes Do Nascimento "Pelé". He invented everything in a time when the game was way more rude, defenders can kick really hard and make bad injures to players.

[@brunopaulino1623]

We were born with a football in our feet... When i was a kid, the ball was the first present people gave to their kids... Even before we started walking... The ball United everyone around it... Didnt matter who you were, rich ir poor... Didnt matter what was your ethnicity... It was beautifull, and all those talents appeared...

[@Fabii2000]

cheers to that

[@Minej_Mosuris]

I've probably seen that video 10+ times...makes me cry every single time, absolute goosebumps

[@cjcarmen250]

For us football is like religion for us! So much emotional up and downs in 90 minutes! Passion on another level

[@MikeThomassen]

Football is THE greatest activity in the world, for me (and maaaaaany others). When the World Cup is on, I always takes vacation from work, and I watch everything. The world cup is the biggest event in the world for me... Football has been in the center of my life since I was five years old, and I will never loose my absolute admiration for it. It's above all else. I have watched football in 110 different countries on the planet, and I've refereed games in 87 countries. It's my goal in life to visit football in all countries on the planet, and to be a part of the most important thing for billions of people.. Thousands of amazing goals throughout history, but some just stand above others, either because of sheer quality or because of the occasion. A "simple" goal can be immense diffecult, because it's a world cup final, or a goal can rock the world even in a friendly. The greatest players in history of any sport reaches that statute because they manage to do the unthinkeble, they create magic. The bicycle goal from Rooney against Manchester City is my favourite goal in history, because of both the occasion and quality and ajustment done by Rooney. The goal from Bergkamp in the 1998 world cup is my second favourite, both because of the quality from Bergkamp but also the INSANE pass from Frank de Boer. And the goal from Beckham against Greece to take England to the world cup is my third favourite, because of the inhuman pressure and weight put on Beckham by an entire nation for a decade. But, just enjoy football, it's an amazing sport with so many elements of passion, quality, tactics, skills and athletics. Welcome to the world of football ;-)

[@tsouprax]

In this video while watching i was fighting with my tears and eventually i couldnt hold. All my childhood is in this video. So nostalgic, Heritage.

[@MoeMilki]

As a football/soccer fan, I can say that this sport is a life changing experience as a fan❤️

[@MrMarkg9]

In England ,it is very rare to encounter football violence nowadays. The games are really well marshalled.

[@abdullahaanawaleh]

Yes. The issue mostly peaked in the 70s and 80s but it's been calm since the 90s. The game is a lot more sanitised and family friendly now. The countries with the worst hooligan/police beating fan issues are Brazil, Italy and so forth now.

[@donstylo5572]

Jackson Irvine and Connor Metcalfe (Australia) play with us in Hamburg at FC St. Pauli. They are both crowd favorites and intend themselves with the values ​​of the club. Against - homophobia - Racism - Discrimination - Football commercialization

[@AAYLV]

I cried, football makes me be proud to be part of the world. Football connects the world!

[@itzassassin5835]

No matter how many times I watch that video I always get chills. I also personally believe the Women's World Cup being held in Australia and New Zealand will be great for the sport to gain more traction in the country to grow wider and become more popular

[@eno3085]

Its just astonishing to see this compilation of great and important goals, having chills af, and you just sitting there watching with no clue how important some of the goals were. The Götze goal from the WC 2014 gibes me a tear until today as a grown man. I literaly cried with my friends in the german streets at the final. It was very emotional, and it is until today

[@mrmoon2162]

The goals are really nice and all but you gotta understand the context of them. The Germany world cup goal was an overtime goal, the bicycle kick by bale when you commented how athletic he is, was a champions league final game. Scoring such a goal in a Final makes it 100x more insane.

[@Roi55]

7:05 one of the saddest momest of my early life lol i was very young and wanted Argentina to win.

[@BritishReaction]

Brings a tear to my eye just watching this, the passion we have for football is something you can not describe easily

[@Prof.Dr.Diagnose]

After the World Cup 2014 in Brazil, which Germany won. There were 2 bonus throphies given to Lionel Messi as best player of the tournament and to Manuel Neuer as best goalie. The photo with both of them side by side, described ''Best goalkeeper and best player of the WC. And Messi next to him." became a meme. That's how good Neuer was in this tounament. So sometimes the goalies are the heroes, and get recognition for that.

[@MooreCEJr]

Football, soccer,,, it's the same sport; a joy to watch and thank you for doing this video reaction. I've watched this sport just before Pele (was in the video) came on the scene and been hooked since... scoring and non-scoring plays throughthe decades are memorising, Thanks again.

[@perfessermarshton5209]

I can't think of anything more joyful than Jalin Hyatt torching the Bama secondary for a 70 yard touchdown.

[@tobiaslarsen3861]

@@perfessermarshton5209 What does any of that even mean??

[@harvinder9173]

This is the best football highlights I've seen the background music and the commentators amazing

[@markvanginkel7873]

I am from the Netherlands and i have been playing football since a little kid. And I must say, seeing this video givee me goosebumps on a next level. This video shows so many good players and the greatest events and goals ever scored. The passiom and emotion in this sport is on another level. I loved watching you 2 reacting to this video and i hope you keep reacting to football videos. Love the vids and te vibes🙂♥️

[@TheMorphez]

As a die hard football "Soccer" fan and an active goalie for 25 years i can say that even when nobody watches your games its tough. I couldnt imagine having the whole world watching my mistakes on the pitch.... And as a goalie only one thing is surtain, you will make mistakes. What a great vid you chose to watch and it gave me goose bumps.

[@tonygunner10]

I really don’t wanna sound cheesy but just watching football really eases my mind when thing aren’t going right for me in life. I can honestly say football has saved me countless times. Love the game so much.

[@maz1071]

Fun fact: The Football War, also known as the Hundred Hours' War or 100 Hour War, was a brief military conflict fought between El Salvador and Honduras in 1969. Existing tensions between the two countries coincided with rioting during a 1970 FIFA World Cup qualifier In other words, a World Cup qualifier match sparked a military conflict between El Salvador and Honduras

[@abdullahaanawaleh]

What a great video. The clips were very well chosen and them combined with the commentary/music gave me chills.

[@cowaen7168]

i've watched this 3 times now. This is so good, both your reactions but also the video. You guys deserve millions of subscribers!

[@pauldryburgh6346]

Glad you both enjoyed, started watching some of your videos and there is one I would really recommend you watch and although lengthy, it's inspirational and humbling. What it takes to Earn The Victoria Cross. Respect to all who serve, throughout Our Commonwealth. We Will Remember Them. Cheers from Scotland 🍻❤

[@Cerberazor]

I adore how much you empathize with these emotions. You are a dynamo to my emotions. Thank you.

[@armouredphoenix25]

This is honestly the best video for anyone new to Football. Loved the reaction!!

[@spareumbrella8477]

13:45 The guy you see crying there is Mauricio Pochettino, the Spurs manager at the time. He's crying like that because he won, not because he lost, and got Spurs through to the Champions' League Final for the first time.

[@impek667]

7:13 I want to explain to you the importance of this goal. The premier league is the toughest country league in Europe, it's England's league. Manchester city hadn't won the league for a long time and Manchester united was on the brink of becoming champions. Both teams were playing at the same time against different opponents and Manchester united only needed a draw to win the league in case Manchester city didn't win. Well... A game has 90 minutes and a few more minutes decided by the referee according to stoppages and so on. They normally give +3 +5 +7 but could be more it really depends. But, Aguero scored this last minute goal and that's why they were celebrating in that manner. It gave them the championship when all thought they would lose it. Aguero played I think 5 more years after that and became a legend to the club, he has unfortunately been rendered unable to keep playing football due to a heart condition which forced him to retire quite early 😔 they built a statue of him and placed it outside the stadium, this doesn't happen to just any player 😅

[@chippa7026]

I can clearly remember listening to this match on the bus ride home from work (sucks having to work on a match day) and by the time our bus had got from the bottom of the hill to the top - 2 or 3 minutes max, Man city had scored twice and won the league. I'm not a Man City fan but I cheered anyway. Anything that stops Man Utd from winning can't be bad. If that happened in a movie you just wouldn't believe it.

[@nielszas]

I always getting in tears when I see this video. Being in the stands and just live for your team is the best feeling in the world. Every problem in life disappears.

[@janelc1843]

I'm going to translate what is being said at 15:55 in french because what he said was powerful. It was right after France won the World Cup in 1998, our first. "Je crois qu'après avoir vu ça, on peut mourir tranquille. Enfin, le plus tard possible, mais on peut." "I believe that after seeing this, we can die in peace. Well, as late as possible, but we can." It was so unexpected for France to win for the first time this year. No one saw it coming. My parents always tell me that even our 2nd world title in 2018 could not top the first. Which means it must have been the craziest time ever because I will always remember summer 2018 as one of the best of my life !

[@gmac9987]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣i thought she was going to say Pele' or Maridona but good job!!🤣🤣🤣 Meesi is incredible!!!!!

[@gromosvidaselvagem]

Football Association ⚽️ 💚 From Brazil 🇧🇷

[@deez254]

Yous finally got to the real football videos and I'm here for the ride. G'day Roos

[@craiglewis5622]

The beauty of football is one of my favourite videos on KZbin. The creation of this video is absolutely phenomenal. The way the editor created this video is phenomenal. Truly am amazing video watched it baput 25 times now and still get chocked ups to how much football feels to people around the world.

[@martinconnors6200]

The carrying of the coach, is the greatest show of respect, love, unity ever

[@Rouven22]

What a lovely and pleasant reaction. All the best! Only love!

[@jatari7871]

"AGUEROOOOOOOO!!! I SWEAR YOU'LL NEVER SEE ANYTHING LIKE THIS EVER AGAIN." Gives me goosebumps every time.

[@jervi2391]

I always get chills. I've lived and watched a lot of this moments live . Awesome .. best sport ever. Na just a sport for some is a drug , a religion

[@EviLpr0duction]

I've always played as a goalie when I played football from like 4-16 years old in clubs etc. I absolutely loved it. A keeper is such an important player on the field and many people forget about it, when you got a real leader in goal for example like "Buffon" was for my club Juventus, it usually changes the games in a way you wouldn't expect. Def in the latter stages of the game when it gets hard in the last 10m and you need someone to be able to look at the field from all angles. Coaching your defense to stay solid etc edit: Besides scoring a goal to me there's nothing better than being able to float in the air and save an insane ball that would've been a goal. You just feel like you're on top of the world with everyone cheering, such a nice feeling.

[@mikkelmarsvinlaurberg818]

Every time I watch that video i get tears in my eyes. So beautiful

[@madmark1957]

No mention of the greatest striker the world has ever seen. He was a Braziliasn named Romario, he didn't do anything fancy but he stuck the ball in the back of the net more often than anyone in history. He played during the 80s and 90s and into the early 2000s. He played into his early 40s which is very old for a forward. To put his career in perspective a striker who has scored 200 career goals is sought after, 300 goals is world class. Christiano Ronaldo has scored 700 career goals and is 37 years old. Ronaldo scored over 1000 career goals. He also partied like a maniac.

[@symmbias3752]

Football fans are just Passionate more than any other sport... simple

[@bingbingpow]

I remember the first time I watched that video, it genuinely brought tears to my eyes.

[@dabwitsongoma5088]

I can remember all of them moments, I the chills just can't leave me right now

[@siecola0527]

Huge video, just forgot to add the Clubs World Cup when south Americans won against Europeans, like Sao Paulo 2005, Internacional 2006 and Corinthians 2012, that was epic

[@ybicho12]

Some of this not-so-impressive goals were important because of their context, I hope you noticed to those too (not only in the Germany-Barzil game) to better understand the commentators enthusiasm and why they were selected for this video

[@JEEEMY]

Great watch, would love to see you guys react to more football

[@Mookie-Jones]

Congrats on making it to the next round!

[@franmartinez11]

Que chulo el vídeo, saludos desde España 🤙🏻🇪🇸

[@cybertrofia]

saw Germany's goal from 2014 WC finale and started crying, God how much can just a game hurt, but the joy of our absolute win this month must not be eclipsed by old griefs.

[@user-rw9rj9yz7h]

I noticed her wipe a tear watching Liverpool come back from the dead...dont worry dear,I still do evertime i watch it.

[@marcoinaros4209]

All this emotions only with one ball. Football is amazing !

[@timmy5876]

i just cant get as amazed by other sports, some of the things these players do are just unbelievable, i play football 2/3 times a week so playing it u know how hard it is to do what they do

[@cd_charlie]

goosebumps.

[@arturialvarez4686]

Great video,salutes from Monterrey mexico,

[@Triisko78]

I had some tears... Day after day, I see how football will no longer be like before, and it's hard.

[@dianerogers8805]

Look up the quote from Bill Shankly, Liverpool manager from years ago. One of the best managers ever

[@DanielLopez-ub4tr]

Hermoso video. Un saludo desde Argentina 🇦🇷

[@eviljesus84]

8:25 - "Dennis Bergkamp... Dennis Bergkamp. Dennis Bergkamp! Dennis Bergkamp!!! Aaaaaah!!!!"

[@KEVIn-dq6pm]

honestly, if they knew what those goals meant it would have been 1000 times better

[@elpunalenlanoche6156]

Ni una sola jugada del mejor delantero de la historia, Ronaldo Nazario, no me lo puedo creer

[@Vincefromwest]

The goosebumps 🥹

[@noureddinetv9177]

Respect from Morocco Morocco 🇲🇦❤️ You guys are beautiful

[@ManuAparna]

Football is an emotion for us . More tha anything . We forget everything when we are with the ball under ouu feet . We forget our hunger sad broken moments .

[@edding3000fr]

entendre Thierry Roland sur une chaine KZbin Americaine, c'est dingue et tellement bien !

[@captaindelta43]

Football a sports with lot of emotions , fans , love , comebacks , rivalry, friendships , gods , legends , GOATS , great clubs , rich clubs etc You name it you have it .

[@hdbbshsbs8961]

I saw here so many games that made have a tears in my eyes and I wish to see them again

[@sannev8407]

I got chills just watching this video. Football is pure emotion and, for many europeans + South Americans, pure religion and lifestyle. Dedicating your life to a club is like marry someone,. You laugh, you cry. Only with a football club it does last forever. Football fans are NOT hooligans, only 1% of it.

[@wonka6848]

Very sympathic video. As a German or probably in general as a European it's hard to imagine that there are people out there that don't know most of these players, etc.

[@jeremyjeremy19871987]

Dude, I'm almost crying here having seen all those games and replays 😅😅

[@Ahmed-sk6gu]

very good reaction, keep it coming more football stoff.

[@u.v.s.5583]

There are two blatant omissions. Leicester City winning Premier League (2016) Kaiserslautern winning Bundesliga (1998) Probably #1 and #2 most memorable club soccer events in last 40 years and it is not even close. Both campaigns with extremely beautiful and emotional moments

[@adrianvillachicahidalgo4548]

guys, please do more football videos, that was amazing

[@clementchauve1348]

Football isnt just a sport, its an art, full of pride, passion, ups and downs.

[@Chris-lm7gv]

I highly recommand to watch 100 Brilliant Saves by Manuel Neuer he is the german national keeper and captain of the national team and Bayern Munich. One of the best ever played the game! Just a tip from a german guy :D

[@luisauzeta9121]

These legends will forever be missed!

[@scottrichards2484]

*shows maradona’s hand ball goal as a beautiful futbol moment*😂 8:10

[@84copley45]

That bergkamp goal was epic

[@IamKvothe]

THE - BEAUTIFUL - GAME

[@njeruArts]

"Agueroooo" To rhis day, I still remember how much that moment hurt.

[@ikhimiukorjerry2966]

As a United Fan in Nigeria watching the helicopter turn away from Old Trafford. Hated Man city ever after. Hate it more thanks to Guardiola

[@reshopheda4616]

As someone that is playing as a goaly u can say...It is the Hardest Position...You are the Hero when the Win and the Bad one when the Team lose...So you are so or so the one to blame or the be proud of

[@channydin]

Football is a beautiful game. I can't convince anyone this but it's the truth :)

[@tsrgoinc]

It's what I've alway said when people compare sports, its the only sport played with feet, you use your feet in all others but you don't really play with them, even the other sports where the use of kicking a ball is involved, the sport is predominately played with the hand. Fighting sports are different for obvious reasons, There is no opposable toe like there is the thumb, the skill required to do this with the feet and body surpasses anything sport played with the hands!

[@richardwani2803]

Watching this made me so emotional

[@Allsizes]

Check out the Hand of God goal by Diego Maradona...one of if not the most contriversial goals of all time

[@herculesyiannakou58]

To understand each goal in this video you need to know the history behind each goal. It's not only the beauty of each goal but also the importance of each goal. This is the beauty of football. The feelings.

[@LadyQAB]

One of those games still hurts my soul. When Ajax was humiliated in 2019 I died a little at the bar watching