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An indirect free kick, in the game between Tokyo and Kashima, revived memories of the ‘fans’.
Find the validation of El Cazamentiras at the end of the news.
Four decades after the manga and the ‘anime’ of ‘Supercampeones’, also known as ‘Captain Tsubasa’, was released, it seems that a play went off paper to become reality. And, as the plot of the story dictated, it happened in Japan.
A ‘super champion’ move
In the most recent day of the J1 League, the first division of soccer in Japan, during the match between FC Tokyo and Kashima Antlers, an indirect free kick at the end of the engagement stole all the limelight.
In the play, which was caused after a foul by the goalkeeper, the Kashima Anters players tried to charge several times, but the rivals went ahead in all of them.
After several attempts, the Anters men decided to resort to their ingenuity and staged a ‘feint’ that seemed to have come out of ‘Supercampeones’. At least that is how several Internet users refer to it on Asian networks.
(Be sure to read: Gerard Piqué: the song that Shakira would have dedicated to him due to an alleged crisis).
On TikTok, one of the most popular platforms in Colombia, similar comments.
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