The Best Solo Goals In Premier League History
These goals are truly special.
When you go it alone and score a #PL worldie!
— Premier League (@premierleague) November 17, 2017
Gareth Bale
Gareth Bale's Injury History
Hablaliga: Who's To Blame At Real Madrid?
Ronaldo’s Historically Bad Start Just Part Of Greater BBC Disappearing Act
Real Madrid’s shocking 2-1 defeat to Girona yesterday marked the fourth occasion in which Los Blancos have failed to capture all three points this season, a worrying trend that’s seen Barcelona open an eight-point gap on their fiercest rivals after only 10 matches. Real’s attack has been uncharacteristically blunt this campaign, and Cristiano Ronaldo’s return of only one goal in 540 minutes of action has garnered the most attention.
How Southampton, Tottenham and Real Madrid Used Gareth Bale
A Game of Faces: Which Game Has Better Graphics? FIFA 18 vs PES 18?
Wales And Gareth Bale Eliminated From World Cup By Impassioned Ireland
The Republic of Ireland shocked Wales 1-0 on Monday evening, securing their place in the European playoffs and ending the World Cup dream of the Welsh golden generation. The injured Gareth Bale could only watch from the stands as James McClean’s 57th minute strike hushed a previously electric Cardiff City Stadium and late forays forward proved fruitless for the Welsh.
In His 400th Appearance For Real Madrid, Cristiano Ronaldo Nets A Brace
Ronaldo always turns up in crucial moments. CR7 gave Real Madrid a 2-0 lead in the 49th minute off of a perfect feed from Gareth Bale, who already netted a gorgeous volley in the first half.
Cristiano wasn't done. 30 minutes later he ran behind a perfect pass from Luka Modric and fired one near post.
The Portuguese striker has now scored 25 goals in 20 games against German clubs in the Champions League.
Gareth Bale Nets Beautiful Left Footed Volley To Open Scoring Vs Dortmund
In the mood to see a tasty one touch volley from Gareth Bale?
Oh my, Gareth Bale. https://t.co/35Gc4MtDgV
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) September 26, 2017
Against Real Betis, Real Madrid Proved Sometimes Being Outrageously Good Isn't Enough
Real Madrid came into their match against Real Betis Wednesday four points behind Barcelona in La Liga, needing a win.
Fortunately, they got Cristiano Ronaldo back from suspension, and he showed during the Champions League last week that he hadn't accumulated any rust during his break.