Ignition point
05 November 2009
Sometimes the most important goal is not the winner.
Six minutes left, 3-1 behind. All heads down. Except one. Scholes rose high to nod in the cross, instill belief in his team and ignite the comeback.
Minutes later, they were level and through to the knockout stages of Europe’s premier club competition.
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Cesc takes control on Facebook
15 October 2009
Want to know the secret of Cesc’s game-winning control?
On Thursday 22 October at 6:30pm, he’ll be taking over the Nike Football Facebook page.
It’s your chance to see behind-the-scenes photos, hear his football insights and ask your own questions.
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Two minutes
12 October 2009
In what was to be a routine match against Malawi, the Elephants left their biggest names on the bench and found themselves down 1-0 in the 63rd minute.
Enter Didier Drogba.
Two minutes on the pitch and the Ivorian superstar equalized, sending his homeland into the finals for the second suc ...
In total control
05 October 2009
The CTR360 is the ultimate control boot. Developed for players who pull the midfield strings. Players who specialise in killer through-balls. Players like Cesc.
On Sunday, Cesc wore the CTR360 for the first time, getting a chance to see how the boot would improve his game.
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Speed kills
05 October 2009
Strikers are judged on goals.
But on Sunday, Drogba demonstrated the importance of every area of a centre forward’s game.
His electric pace and storming power laid on the two goals that gave his team all three points and left them standing at the top of the league.
Control is everything
28 September 2009
You don’t need to score to change games. It’s all about pulling the strings.
On Saturday, Cesc showed the impact of his game-winning control as his inch-perfect through-ball laid on the goal that won the three points.
Be the player, behind the player.