Sport's spirit

The fans of Liverpool were one step away from asserting that they had been without the title for years, when Liverpool traveled to meet Everton at Goodison Park as part of the thirtieth round of the English Premier League. It was an occasion for players to denounce racism against blacks when they wore T-shirts with black lives matter written on them. The meeting had a strong start, and Everton were close to scoring in the fourth minute, and after that the two teams' attempts continued and the match was great. The 34th minute saw Firminho miss a golden opportunity to open the scoring and sow reassurance in the hearts of the fans, but he wasted the opportunity in an odd way to end the first half of the equalizer without goals. Liverpool pressed hard to score the first goal and the team improved after Mohamed Salah, who was absent during the first half, was unsuccessful. Coaches Ancelotti and Jurgen Klopp tried to improve the performance by making several changes while chang

As expected, the meeting of the day, between the Red Devils and Harry Kean’s colleagues, lived up to spectators' expectations. In the middle of the empty stands at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and after a minute of silence devoted to the souls of the victims of Corona virus, the referee signaled the start of the game. Directly, the two teams tried to open the scoring in order to mix the plans of coaches José Mourinho and Ole Gunnar Solskjær. Opportunities started to appear for the host team through a shot from the right side transferred by the Manchester defense to the corner in the 4th minute. Manchester United's reaction only made the first attempt to open the scoring in the 23rd with a shot from Marcus Rashford, but goalkeeper Hugo Lloris cleared it with a fine parade. The Tottenham coach drew the fruit of your solid tactics in the 26th sequence with a goal scored by Steven Bergwijn following a formidable sprint and a concentrated and very strong strike which did not leav