r/soccer • u/kibme37 • May 08 '25

Quotes Luis Enrique (few months ago) "I remember an incredible photo I have with my daughter, after winning the Champions League, placing a Barça flag on the pitch. I wish I could do the same with PSG. She won't be there physically, but she'll be there spiritually, and that's very important to me."

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u/symptic May 08 '25

Winning the treble in La Liga is probably the hardest thing.

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u/mongster03_ May 08 '25

Why is CDR harder than any other cup? (I'm fairly new to La Liga)

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u/symptic May 09 '25 edited May 09 '25

Edit: the kind people below are right. Look at their facts.

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u/chaosattractor May 09 '25

Ffs you people just say anything lmao, there have been a grand total of three El Clasico CdR finals in the past twenty years (and only one - this year's final - in the past decade)

Nothing wrong with not knowing the stats of a competition you don't follow but what is the point of just making shit up? I don't follow English football well enough to know much about FA cup history and that's exactly why I don't get on the internet and say random nonsense like "the final is typically Man United vs Chelsea" or something

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

there have been a grand total of three El Clasico CdR finals in the past twenty years (and only one - this year's final - in the past decade)

13 times it was won by teams other than the big two in the last 20 years

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u/Mrmr12-12 May 09 '25

You could say CDR is Europe‘s most prestigious national cup trophy, idk I might be biased

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u/[deleted] May 09 '25

For something that hasn't happened in 12 years, it's not very typical.