Real Madrid C.F
Real Madrid C.F, known as Los Blancos, is a professional Spanish soccer team based in Madrid, Spain. Los Blancos, with thirteen European Champions League titles, is the most successful soccer team in Europe and the only team to win three consecutive times the Champions League title.

With Zidane as coach, Los Blancos formed an extraordinary team and reached the Champions League finals from 2016 to 2018 winning it three consecutive times. In 2016, the final match was played against their rival Atletico Madrid. Los Blancos started dominating the game and scoring the first goal after a pass from free kick. However, Atletico Madrid equalized the score in the second half sending the game to overtime. Los Blancos won the match on penalties by 5-3 giving them their eleventh title. Their twelfth title was played versus the Italian club Juventus. The match started with the Juventus dominating possession of the game where they had three major opportunities to score. However, Los Blancos opened the score and minutes later Juventus responded. The match ended in even the first half. The second half Real Madrid scored three additional goals winning the match by 4-1 and securing their twelfth title. This victory made Real Madrid the first team to successfully defend the Champions League title since 1990. Their last title was played in Ukraine against one of the most competitive team in the English League, Liverpool. The match began with the kickoff of Liverpool. In the first half, both sides had the chances to score, but ended scoreless. Then, at the beginning of the second half, Real Madrid score the first goal of the game by deflecting a throw from Liverpool goalkeeper back into the net. Minutes later, Liverpool leveled the game and sent it to overtime. However, with an incredible bicycle kick from Real Madrid and a mistake from Liverpool goalkeeper, Real Madrid won the match by 3-1 achieving their thirteenth title. This made Zidane the first coach to win the Champions League title three times in a row.
My Soccer Experience
Soccer is one of the most famous sport in the world. It is enjoyed by millions of people worldwide, and people from all backgrounds are brought together to cheer up for their favorite team. I am personally a fan of Real Madrid and I used to play soccer almost everyday in my childhood, but things changed when I got injured during a soccer match.

When I was thirteen years old, my school held a soccer competition where each classroom could form a team to participate in the tournament. There was a total of eight teams in the tournament and it was played in a medium size concrete soccer field. It was very competitive since all teams were almost on the same level, so any team could have won the tournament. The matches were set up and my team was the second one to play. I was playing the position of goal keeper when the match started. None of the teams scored any goals in the first half. It was a tight game. In the second half, a striker kicked the ball to the left corner of my goal. I ducked and with my left hand I managed to save the shoot, but I felt an intense pain on my left wrist. I yelled to stop the game, but they did not pause. After saving the goal, I saw the ball was laying in front of me and another striker was about to kick the ball to score. Somehow I stood up, ran to the ball, turned my body around and blocked the shoot while holding my left wrist. After saving the shoot, I was crouching on the floor and realized that I fractured my wrist. The pain was unbearable. They stopped the game and took me out of the field to wait for an ambulance. While I was waiting for the ambulance, one of my friends told me that we won the match, and that the next two games two more players fractured their wrist as well. Then, they took me to the hospital, fixed my wrist and put a cast around my arm. I continued playing in the defense position while I had my cast on, but stopped few years later because my wrist did not fully recover.

In summary, as a teenager I was really crazy about soccer. I used to play whenever I had a chance with my friends. But it changed when I dislocated my wrist after blocking a shoot in a tournament, and stopped playing.
The Journey Begins
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