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[indistinct conversations]

I think it's going to be Basel, but I would like to have Madrid.

I want Porto. I want to go back to Portugal.

-Sevilla. -Madrid.

[theme music playing on TV]

[reporter] It is absolutely impossible to predict the two teams

who will talk the field

for the final at the Olimpiyskiy Stadium in Kiev

the Ukrainian capital on the 26th of May next year.

-I will draw the first runner up. -[balls rattling]

Manchester United.

[reporter] Sevilla is facing now Manchester United.

[balls rattling]

Now we go with FC Basel.

Let's see who is the opponent for Basel.

Which is the only Swiss club

that has reached the knockout phase of the UEFA Champions League.

Manchester City.

[all cheer]

[reporter] Basel will face Manchester City.

[all chant]

-Merry fucking Christmas! -[all laugh]

[all cheer loudly]

[theme music playing]

[narrator] Manchester City have reached the knockout phase

of the Champions League.

And they've received a favorable draw in the round of 16, FC Basel.

A team that has never made it past that stage of the tournament.

For City, the Champions League is the ultimate crown.

But it's just one of four trophies they're still in the running for this season.

Along with the Premier League title, the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup.

The unprecedented quadruple.

We're still in four trophies, so I wouldn't underestimate this squad.

Because this squad is capable of anything.

[narrator] There's a good reason why no English team

has ever achieved the quadruple.

When you're in the running for all four competitions,

there's no time to rest.

[Pep] December, January, February. Three terrible months

when you are involved in the four competitions.

Because you don't have time to recover.

You have to have 20, 21, 22 top players to fight for all competitions.

I don't know if we are able to make it in the Champions League,

at the end of the Premier League, and survive.

[narrator] With the quadruple still in play, it's a tough time

to be missing one of your leading goal scorers.

[narrator] There's a silver lining for City.

It's January. The transfer window is open again

and the Blues can bolster their squad.

Rumors are flying about a very big signing.

[reporter] Well, we start with the biggest transfer battle of the January window

as Manchester City and Manchester United go head-to-head for Alexis Sanchez.

Arsenal's been at it for too long. It's time Arsenal were released from this.

If he has to go to somewhere else, he has to go.

I'd try that with Man City because I think they're on a different planet.

I don't think Arsenal are competing against Man City.

I do feel there is a connection between Alexis Sanchez and Guardiola

and the communication that has taken place in the past...

There's a past relationship.

Perhaps, things didn't go as well as they should've with Barcelona.

[narrator] City tried to sign former Barcelona and current Arsenal star

Alexis Sanchez in the summer transfer window.

We identified him as a player that would have been a good fit for this club.

Pep was very keen to have him join.

But it didn't happen.

Not for the wrong reasons or with any regrets.

There are reasons why that deal didn't follow through.

It was out of our hands. We did everything we can.

-[indistinct chatter] -Come on, boys!

Come on, boys!

[narrator] The Sanchez speculation is understandable.

Gabriel Jesus will be out for at least four weeks.

Leaving City with only one experienced striker.

But Sergio Agüero seems determined to shoulder the load.

[commentator] Played back across, and it's found its way in.

Right on cue.

-Sergio Agüero pops up with a goal. -[whistle blow]

Sergio Agüero...

scores! 2-0 to Manchester City.

Leroy Sané plays it across. It's Agüero!

Three goals for Agüero. Three goals for Manchester City.

Three points for the boys in blue.

[narrator] The win over Newcastle puts City 12 points clear

at the top of the table.

But they also have their sights set on the FA Cup.

One of the most renowned domestic football tournaments in the world.

The Blues last won the FA Cup in 2011.

Giving the new owners their first piece of silverware.

In the fourth round of this season's FA Cup,

City will face championship side, Cardiff.

[indistinct chatter]

[Pep] Ready for the second ball. Ready!

[Vincent] Don't allow the long ball. Stop them at the source.

[Pep] I don't want stupid falls, guys, very important.

I want free kicks, corners.

[cheer loudly]

[commentator] Good afternoon, everyone.

Welcome to a jam-packed Cardiff City stadium.

South Wales is well and truly up for the cup.

Bernardo Silva.

Danilo.

Nicely collected by Gündoğan. Smartly saved by Etheridge.

It was straight for him.

Gündoğan again. Down into the challenge of roars.

It will be a Manchester City free kick, right on the edge of the box.

[narrator] It's an early set piece for City.

A chance to take advantage of a potential crack in the Cardiff wall.

[commentator] He has a fair few bodies to get it through.

And De Bruyne has to-- Oh, how clever was that!

Brilliantly thought out.

Nobody in the Cardiff City wall, in the Cardiff City goal,

in the Cardiff City stadium, was expecting him to do that.

Bernardo Silva.

It's a great ball in!

And it's 2-0. Raheem Sterling has headed it in.

What a cross from Silva.

[narrator] Raheem Sterling adds his 19th goal of the season

to extend City's lead.

But rough tackles continue to plague the Blues.

[commentator] He's taking them all on. Leroy Sané is scythed down.

-[indistinct angry shout] -Another ridiculous challenge.

This time it's Bennett.

[staff 1] What the fuck is this? Just kicked him over.

Why is he shaking his head?

[commentator] Half time in Wales.

Cardiff City, nil. Manchester City, two.

[angrily] Protect your players, that's what you have to do!

-Do you have ice? -[Steven] Can you play with strapping?

[narrator] It's yet another injury to an attacking player.

Twenty-two-year-old sensation, Leroy Sané.

[Leroy] I swear, if I'd kept my foot like that, it'd be broken.

He didn't come to me. He didn't ask like, "Are you alright?" Nothing.

[Pep] I know that!

We live for our future. For quarter finals. For the next round.

Keep that situation. Keep the clean sheet, guys.

Keep the clean sheet.

Clean sheet. Don't concede goals, guys. Okay, guys, let's go!

[cheering]

Guys, go together. Go together, go together, guys.

[commentator] Diaz. Joe Bennett, poor tackle. That was a poor tackle.

[commentator 2] It was a dreadful tackle in the first half.

He might have gone for that one. And a second yellow is inevitable here.

Joe Bennett is finally going to be sent off.

[indistinct angry shout]

[Staff 2] No, it's not. That's when they should be fucking shooting!

[narrator] City hold on for a 2-0 victory and are through to the fifth round.

-[man] Well done, boys! -[cheering and clapping]

[Pep] Now you have two games.

Let's fucking recover. In three days and then in two and a half we go to Burnley.

We don't have many players. Maybe Leroy will be out.

Look at everybody with ice here from the kicks at absolutely everybody.

Because now we are leading. It's ten games left in the Premier League.

It's not time to drop it, guys.

It's time to fight for something special that's never been done in this league.

To fight until the last day for all the competitions.

I don't know what's going on. Once again, once again, we did it again, guys.

I know how difficult it is to come here and play these guys.

And play how you did, guys. So again, chapeau. Good lesson, guys.

Please, protect the players. That's all I ask

to all the referees around the world, especially in England.

Protect the players, please.

They are there to protect the players.

If it's a foul, it's a foul. If it's dangerous, it's dangerous.

It is what it is. Not for the...

Kicking doesn't make you braver, no.

[narrator] The injuries are starting to mount.

City's pursuit of the quadruple has become a war of attrition.

[Lee] He's doing well. We're just over two weeks post-injury.

We're limited a bit at the minute because of the brace.

We've got him locked in extension.

We've got him in there for another week to ten days.

Just because of the seriousness of the injury.

We want that ligament to heal.

[narrator] The walking wounded include Gabriel Jesus,

Leroy Sané,

Phil Foden,

Fabian Delph,

Vincent Kompany,

and Benjamin Mendy.

[Donough] An issue we have with injured players

and particularly with the long-term injured players

is trying to maintain their aerobic fitness.

We use the chamber over here

which essentially allows us to manipulate the content of oxygen in the air

and the heat and humidity.

So Benjamin is going to be working in 35 degrees centigrade,

75 percent humidity, and the equivalent of about 3200 meters.

Which is 14 % oxygen.

The body is under stress because of the environmental conditions.

The heart rate will go up into a training zone

that it wouldn't normally get into if it was just normal room temperature

and normal oxygen content.

[panting] I feel nothing here.

My legs. It is so difficult inside.

35 degrees. So hot.

It is most difficult, I think, when you finish...

[inhales and exhales] But you can't when you're inside.

It's not possible.

But after, on the pitch... [makes zoom noise] I fly. [chuckles]

[narrator] Mendy is still weeks away from full fitness.

And his stand in, Fabian Delph, has an injury himself.

This is an electronic muscle stimulator.

Essentially, it's just stimulating Delphy's muscles

while he is in a state of injury.

When you look at a calendar and say, what game have we got?

Two weeks out will put me towards that game.

Let's start pushing for that. Which is to be honest,

correct me if you disagree, but it's probably the worst thing you can do.

[Fabian] That's how physios look it, because it's easier for them.

-You're back when you're back. -No, no.

Pretty much what he is saying is, when you're back, you're back.

But as a player it is good to look at a game and say

I'll push for that game.

[narrator] Club Captain Vincent Kompany has struggled for fitness all season.

And at 31, he is approaching the twilight of his career.

Everybody has a different way to deal with... this kind of stuff.

The thing that I keep saying is that you can improve

even if you're injured.

That's what I believe, and I watch football games.

[chuckles] And you visualize stuff.

Even if you're not on the pitch, when you're training in the gym,

you are thinking about your position.

Then you get back and do the job.

If you've done the work, then you have nothing to fear.

Nothing to worry about.

[narrator] Whilst Guardiola concentrates on the here and now

the club also has to think about the future.

[Omar] Whenever we do a planning on the squad

we have a three, four, five year vision of what we want the squad to look like.

One of the hardest positions... to bring in for Pep is a central defender.

Because what he demands of a central defender is immense.

[Omar] We decided to bring that investment forward to the winter transfer window.

Unfortunately, Vincent Kompany has had more injuries than we've liked.

We decided to go for a high-quality player in that position.

[narrator] Club COO Omar Berrada

is at the centre of City's transfer negotiations.

With only 48 hours until the window closes,

he's off to Madrid and then Bilbao in pursuit of a big name.

With the added complication of a buyout clause

in the player's contract, it's a race against time to close the deal.

10:30 a.m. UK is the latest we want to send it.

-That's pushing it-- -That's two hours.

-That's 11:30 a.m. here. -Yeah.

Which means it's due out of here at 11:30 a.m.

That really gives us just 90 minutes before the bank closes.

-I'm on to the finance director. -We have the confirmation from the bank

that the transfer has been executed.

We have a meeting with La Liga at 1:30 p.m.

Which is predicated on the fact that the payment has been made by that time.

Okay. Alright, mate. Let's see what Txiki can do. I'll keep you posted.

As soon as the buyout has been exercised,

we should exchange the signed copies with the player's lawyer as soon as possible.

Just to make sure there's no gap.

[narrator] It's another record signing for City's defense.

A reported 57 million pounds to Athletic Bilbao

for 23 year old Aymeric Laporte.

Who is whisked straight back to Manchester.

Happy enough.

[Victoria] This signing is not officially announced right now.

We have to photograph all this. And then we get the signing shot.

We do all the fashion shoots, all the retail, and we hold everything.

-Look at me. -[camera clicking]

And now big smile.

Even bigger. Bigger!

[narrator] A reunion with fellow French international Benjamin Mendy

should ease Laporte's transition to the club.

[Victoria] Smiley! [laughter]

[narrator] With a hectic schedule of games, there's no time to settle.

The new signing must hit the ground running.

[commentator] New signing Aymeric Laporte makes his debut for Manchester City.

[Vincent] Very good left foot.

He is able to play simple passes constantly and without making mistakes.

[commentator] Lovely ball in to Fernandinho!

Lovely goal.

De Bruyne makes it two. He has the last laugh.

More great play from Sterling, into Agüero.

Past Ben Foster. That's a delightful finish.

There goes the final whistle.

It's a twelfth home league win in a row for Pep Guardiola's side.

[cheering]

["Duele el corazón" by Enrique Iglesias]

[indisctinct chattering]

Yeah! [laughs]

[narrator] City may have pocketed another new defender,

but securing some of their core veterans might be even more important.

[narrator] City also reached new deals with defender Nicolás Otamendi

and mid-fielder Kevin De Bruyne.

[Omar] With Kevin, Nico, and Fernandinho last week.

Obviously, with David Silva as well we did it in November.

I think it's fantastic to be able to lock down some of our key players.

Key pillars of the team. They're very happy at the club.

So that means we must be doing something well.

You can see it in the team dynamics.

In these transfer windows

you hear a lot about some of the top clubs losing some of their biggest players.

Many times, being able to ensure the future of your top players

is actually more important than coming and signing new players, I think.

It is very positive. So very pleased with how the week has gone.

In the end, we decided to stay here for a couple more years.

I don't think I'm at the age to try and start something new, you know.

My son loves England, loves his friends. And my wife is happy.

[Khaldoon] Great job. Well done. Congrats.

-Family well? -Yeah.

-You happy? -Yeah. Very.

-It's settled? They love it here? -Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, they are good. They are enjoying it.

Two more years and then we'll see what happens next.

No, keep going. You keep like this, you keep going.

Big smiles! Right, pull the hood up. [laughs]

[narrator] It's also confirmed that star striker Alexis Sanchez

is indeed coming to Manchester.

But not to City.

[reporter] Alexis Sanchez is yet to complete his Manchester United switch

with Henrikh Mkhitaryan going the other way.

It's quite a turn-around though as Sanchez was expected to join Manchester City.

We looked at the situation again in January,

but the situation had changed for us.

As Manchester City, from how we looked at it in the summer

and how we looked at it in the winter.

The reality is the economics simply didn't work anymore.

[physio] Good. Swap feet. Excellent. Control, control, control.

Good.

That's gotten so much better in the last three or four days.

Relax.

[narrator] Young stars Leroy Sané and Gabriel Jesus

are working hard to get back on the pitch.

The first action should be not to miss out on the World Cup for Brazil.

I know that for a Brazilian, a young player, the number nine for Brazil,

six months out like Mendy would have been so terrible for him.

Yes.

[narrator] Jesus is likely for the World Cup in June.

But he and Sané won't be fit in time for the next match.

An away game against a very physical side.

Burnley.

[Pep] Take the game as quickly as possible.

-[bell rings] -[team cheer]

[commentator] With Sané, David Silva, Gabriel Jesus, Stones, Mendy and Delph

all ruled out, Pep Guardiola has named only six substitutes today.

"We simply don't have anyone else", says the manager.

[commentator 2] Sterling. Lofted. Mee with a touch.

Really important one too.

But it's another corner.

Danilo. Oh, it's looking good. It's looking excellent!

Danilo puts Manchester City in front.

That is a wonderful goal.

Agüero or Sterling.

It's Agüero. It's Sterling!

It was just behind Raheem Sterling from Sergio Agüero.

It could, and possibly should, have been a tap in here.

It's beautifully worked there, the little triangle.

[commentator] It's going to be Walker with a first-time ball across.

And Sterling collapses to the ground, frustrated.

[commentator 2] Dangerous. Guðmundsson scores!

[crowd roar]

[narrator] It's a disappointing draw for City.

As they drop another two points in the Premier League.

Too big to drop two points in the last moment.

When we play shit, we play shit.

When they're better, they're better. Shake hands. But you are not better, no.

You're a thousand, a million times better than the opponent today.

And we didn't win. You have to take that responsibility, guys.

To become the top team, you have to score the fucking goals, guys.

If you don't, accept that we are going to be out.

I assure you, we are going to be out. Three days. Forget about it.

And don't forget, Wednesday and Thursday without telephone numbers in the CFA.

OK? [mumbles] Congratulations, guys.

[narrator] Since their record-breaking run of 18 consecutive league wins

City won only three of their last six matches.

But finally, there's a break in the schedule.

A chance for the players to enjoy a few days away from football.

[man] What's gonna happen here?

[Fernandinho] Today is a special day for us

because we celebrate my daughter's first year.

So it's her first birthday.

We have invited some guests and friends to celebrate with us.

So it's a really special day.

That matter is very, very intense.

You have to be away a lot of the time.

So when you have to time to spend with your family,

you have to enjoy it as much as possible.

Obrigado.

[Fernandinho speaks in Portuguese]

Last month she chose all the stuff, all the things.

She is very good with that.

She is special. [laughs]

[narrator] Fernandinho knows how to throw a party.

Team mate Benjamin Mendy goes in search of the ultimate party...

the Super Bowl in Minnesota.

6,200 kilometers from the Etihad,

Mendy hooks up with a Manchester native, and NFL player, Menelik Watson.

[Menelik] So I got surgery.

I haven't been doing any activity for 12 weeks.

Twelve weeks I've just been sitting around.

I'm going crazy. I'm in the house like this...

It's difficult. Me too. For one month, I have stayed in the hotel doing nothing.

[Menelik] Yeah..

As you guide it, your hand is just going to go wherever it wants to go.

You have to let it go where you're trying to make it go.

[chuckles]

[commentator] Manchester City are here to extend their 13-point lead

at the top of the Premier League

as they take on 2016 champions, Leicester City.

[commentator 2] Bernardo Silva.

De Bruyne! It's in.

Two minutes. That's a huge weight off Raheem Sterling's shoulders too

after his glaring miss at Burnley last week.

[narrator] Raheem Sterling makes amends straight away against Leicester.

And for anyone still rueing the day that Alexis Sanchez signed for United,

Sergio Agüero reminds them that City are in good hands.

[commentator 2] Sterling. De Bruyne. Early ball across!

And Sergio Agüero scores!

De Bruyne. Here's Agüero!

3-1 Manchester City. Two goals Sergio Agüero.

Schmeichel's given it straight to Agüero.

Agüero chips Schmeichel for another hat-trick.

[crowd cheer and applaud]

Out of the area for a moment. Agüero. He's looking for his fourth!

Oh, my goodness!

Four goals in a half for Sergio Agüero.

And that one was a rocket shot.

[narrator] It's four goals and another hat-trick for Agüero.

His 12th for the club.

[rap music playing]

[indistinct chattering]

Tease!

Come on.

[team cheering]

[all chanting] Sergio!

[narrator] For Agüero, it's another match ball for the trophy room.

But his son has a different prize in mind.

Another one.

[narrator] Up next for City's pursuit of the quadruple...

the first leg of their Champions League tie in Switzerland.

[commentator] It's crunch time in the Champions League.

After dominating their group, Manchester City start the knockout stages.

Buoyed by a 5-0 win over Leicester at the weekend,

it's Manchester City against Basel in the Champions League.

Sky blue with the white shorts for Manchester City.

We're off. We're underway.

Swung in by De Bruyne, headed towards goal!

Headed past the goalkeeper and in from İlkay Gündoğan.

Bruyne plays through, as Sterling looks up. He's got Agüero in there.

He tries to pick out Agüero. Here comes Bernardo Silva...

who scoops that in!

Bernardo Silva, who's been one of the most active players

for Manchester City in the early going, finds the net

to double the advantage for the Blues.

Makes his way through.

Skips that charge. The ball has come to Agüero!

Another goal for Sergio Agüero.

3-0 to Manchester City.

Gündoğan. Oh, İlkay Gündoğan with a spectacular strike.

[full-time whistle blows]

Manchester City have one foot in the quarter finals

of the Champions League, courtesy of a 4-0 victory.

And against Basel, away from home.

[narrator] There's no rest for City.

Their third different competition in nine days

is an FA Cup match against Wigan.

The same team who shot the Blues in the 2013 cup final.

Wigan are in League One.

Two leagues below City.

With Pep's squad nearly back to full health, it looks like a mismatch.

But the FA Cup has no respect for league status.

On the contrary, it's a knockout competition

with a long history of giant-killing.

[indistinct chatter]

Be aggressive and avoid fouls, boys.

-Come on, boys. Fucking aggressive, mate. -Come on, boy, let's keep going!

-Come on, lads! -[indistinct shouting]

-Come on, guys! -Come on!

[commentator] Manchester City take a trip to the DW Stadium this evening.

FA Cup action coming up against Wigan Athletic.

[whistle blows]

Stones.

Fernandinho. Agüero. Burn's got a problem here. Agüero!

Good save by Walton. Really good save by the keeper.

This will be the last action of the first half.

It's David Silva trying to get the little flick.

It was Burn actually who got a head on it.

They want the whistle. Danilo into the mix.

Good header out.

Oh! Well... Anthony Taylor is reaching for a card.

It's Delph on Power.

Surrounded by Wigan players the referee.

And that's red! The red card is coming out.

-[crowd applauding] -He's sent off!

The last action of the first half sees Manchester City

reduced to ten men.

Delph sent off.

[whistle blows]

[angry commotion]

Go, go, go!

[narrator] The controversial sending off is a major blow to City,

increasing the tension at half time.

-Go inside! -[several] Go inside, go inside!

[Pep] Come on. Go inside!

Go inside!

[indistinct angry chattering]

[Kevin] Guys, keep calm. That's what they want.

[indistinct chattering]

[Guardiola shouts] Sit down! Nobody talks! Sit down!

Wait, drink water, and relax.

[man] When we have a team mate in trouble, we have to help him, okay?

[narrator] With Delph out, Pep is forced to make a tactical change.

Sané will make way for full-back Kyle Walker.

[Pep] We'll play like this in the second half.

Don't make bad faces, please.

Just like you are sat, there are many others also sat.

I am not God. I am not good enough. I know that.

Don't make faces. It's the only thing I don't want in my team.

I try to do my best. That's all.

In a few years, you can be a manager, and you can do it.

No problem.

But for now, guys, I am the boss. And I decide.

Don't make bad faces, guys. Now and in the future.

Because I told you the first day, I'm not perfect, guys. I make mistakes.

Try to help.

Second half, if they stay inside, Kyle, you go.

You have to overcome the situations. Stay focused whenever we play.

Okay? Cover in play.

You understand? Don't lose the game. We have a chance to score.

We'll have it. Okay?

That is the game to play in the second half.

-Okay, guys. Let's go. -[team cheer]

Stay in the game. The referee and the opponent don't exist, guys.

The referee and the opponent don't exist. Focus on what we have to do.

[narrator] Ten men will have to do the work of eleven

if City are to stay in the hunt for the FA Cup.

[commentator] Now Danilo. Caught by Massey.

That is a yellow card. A high foot from Massey.

[commentator] And Manchester City are bringing on Kevin De Bruyne.

In an attempt to find a way through their League One opponents.

Oh! Now Fulton on Danilo.

-Yellow card. -[crowd boo and heckle]

Well under pressure from Bernardo Silva who's then caught Callum Elger.

Ball got away from him. Bernardo Silva nicked it in.

Elger stretched, caught the man, not the ball. Yellow card.

[narrator] Despite playing with only ten men, City dominate possession.

But they can't find their way through Wigan's defense.

[commentator] Agüero through Burn. Burn recovered crucially

to nick it away from Agüero.

Here's Grigg. Walker's with him.

-Grigg. Oh, he's scored! -[crowd roar]

[narrator] It's Wigan's only shot on goal.

And it's deja vu for City,

who are suddenly staring at the same fate they suffered in 2013.

[commentator shouts] And that just might knockout Manchester City!

And Manchester City's quadruple is on the line.

[commentator 2] With everything now. The goalkeeper's up.

Paul Cook wants to know why we're still playing.

In goes the De Bruyne corner.

Everybody's up. It's into the hands of Walton.

And that might do it.

That just might do it.

The whistle goes,

and Wigan Athletic are into the quarter finals of the FA Cup!

Manchester City are out.

[De Bruyne] It was a mistake...

[Pep] We play to win a game, but we cannot lose it.

And we lose it. Four against one back, and we conceded the goal.

In a final, that cannot happen.

We cannot just score a goal, guys. But we cannot concede a goal.

It's football, in these stages, that counts.

Those wins in this kind of game, we have to finish with 11.

We have to finish with 11. That is the point, guys.

That's when they're good.

I'm telling you. Are they playing better than us? No.

And it's a red card.

Just like the seven red cards we didn't concede, it is a red card.

I know it's so difficult this kind of thing.

But we go through it all the time in most competitions.

There are moments when it's 12 minutes left,

11 minutes left, 10 minutes left, to finish the game.

Okay, we don't score a goal. But we don't receive a goal either, guys.

We don't receive a goal.

That's why we're out.

Go shower. Recover. Never forget it.

Okay, guys, now it's time to cry a little bit.

That is what it is. Let's go. [claps loudly]

[narrator] Next time on All or Nothing: Manchester City.

Roll!

[laughing loudly]

When you play here, and you play here, it's to get here.

You are a striker.

We need your goals.

[commentator] Taken on here by Agüero. Agüero looks for goal.

[man] Then this one he goes this way, and he missed.

Every time he misses, he changes, so I think...

[commentator] ...the penalty. It's saved by Claudio Bravo!

A hero in the shootouts.

One more goal, guys, and it's over. Okay, let's go.

[commentator] Taken on here by Agüero.

Sergio Agüero shapes up on goal and scores!

[teacher] Would you like it if he came out and helped you?

-[children shout] Yes! -[teacher] Ah, there we go.

I'm proud to have a captain like him

because I can't imagine someone else better, to be honest.

Vinnie, don't tackle, don't tackle me.

[Bernardo] He could be a president one day because his speeches are so good.

Nelson Mandela.

Do you guys know him? He went to jail for almost 30 years

-for a crime he didn't commit. -What was the crime?

His crime was being black.

We play with fucking character and courage.

For what? For when we get to the final.

-[whistle blows] -[commentator] The final is go.