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    Social Zone: Chelsea 'easy to prepare' for, while Ronaldo is busy breaking more records

    Sean FisherSean Fisher30 September 2021
    Cristiano Ronaldo, Manchester United, Villarreal, Champions league

    Cristiano Ronaldo, Manchester United, Villarreal, Champions league

    Cristiano Ronaldo has another record to boast about as he reaches the heights of Bruno Fernandes - and his penalty. While Jack Grealish suffers an unfortunate welcome to the Champions League.

    SOCCER: Welcome to the big leagues Jack Grealish. Achraf Hakimi has had his number both on and off the pitch.

    SOCCER: Cristiano Ronaldo typically popped up with a last minute goal on his record-breaking appearance. He just can't help himself can he?

    SOCCER: We haven't seen anything go that high at Old Trafford since, well... Bruno's penalty last week.

    SOCCER: Juventus beat Chelsea 1-0 in Turin to hand the Blues a second consecutive defeat in all competitions.

    Federico Chiesa's strike after the interval earned Juve victory and if the translation is correct, their captain believes the English club were 'easy to prepare' for. Ouch.

    SOCCER: It seems like Manchester City have dodged an Eric Garcia-shaped bullet there.

    — B/R Football (@brfootball) September 29, 2021

    SOCCER: Probably still would've done a better job than the Porto goalkeeper the other day, so there's always that!

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