Big difference 😌

[EganCraft]

The first woman literally looked down and consciously chose to step on her back. That is literal evil

[someone-kcfv]

That first woman is a literal psychopath. She literally saw her and still decided to step on her, pure evil

[adriel.]

This shows the clear difference between sports and sportsmanship.

[eirefrance]

I've watched enough men's soccer to know that these are a curated selection of events.

[shainiedaniel]

The two guys who flipped around each other just to save the other one is so wholesome

[Lautintx]

An honorable defeat is better than a dishonest victory.

[KevinMadigan-sqpu]

Thst first woman stepping on the other should be banned permanently

[bobert]

The way dude just kicked the ball off the field when his opponents gk was injured is like the definition of honor and sportmanship.

[EliteOverseer]

Imagine celebrating an open goal and you can see the keeper crying in pain 😂😂 💯

[davidmichaels]

Wanting to win vs wanting to be the best.

[kingsombra]

The one who literally stepped on the other woman should be fired, that's just cruelty for no reason.

[mrcharbear]

The guys who hugged >>>> literally the best

[LovingChristianHusband-qkfc]

I can understand some of the cruel behavior because competitive aggression can be so intense; but it also makes the acts of kindness more admirable ❤

[RM-fbsj]

And that girl had the gall to make a heart sign with her two paws.

[thomascarrasco]

The guys catching each other was so wholesome

[mendagy]

That first woman should have been penalized for that: that was horrific behavior!!

[smwgrib]

نعلم الفرف بين اللطف شكلاً وموضوعاً منذ طفولتنا ونحبهن رغم ذلك

[wizin]

That last woman almost missed the shot on an open goal and had the nerve to celebrate.

[hyunlim]

The last woman celebrated with a heart she didn't have... 😞

[warcriminal]

These are real men. The care they showed their opponents is to be respected.