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Champions League. Barca gets sacked! Little boy cries bitterly...

Barca gets sacked in the quarter finals after receiving a 3-0 win from Roma.
This little boy could not withhold his emotions.  He had always seen Messi as a super hero and it really ached to find out that even super heroes get defeated.

 Barca is a club that controls one of the largest fan bases in the world and only competes with Real Madrid. Her inability to fodge ahead to the semis surely left a lot of fans broken hearted and sober.
While Barcelona fans mourn their loss, Real Madrid fans can't just stop their jubilation as Christiano Ronaldo left them proud at the quarter finals, not just scoring but scoring an amazing goal that left a legacy in the trail of goals in the Champions League.  By this, Ronaldo kind of out smarts Messi naturally.
Goal of the League


Many alleged Barca's defeat to the absence of Neymar. To them Neymar would have made up all the loop holes the team had. But the question is; Can Neymar alone change the whole game? Definitely not. Football is a team game and every individual player has a vital role.
Nonetheless, facts remain facts. BARCELONA IS OUT OF THE COMPETITION.  We wait to see who will head on to the trophy.

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