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It’s derby day in the Italian capital, so naturally the hand gestures intensify 🤌
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It’s derby day in the Italian capital, so naturally the hand gestures intensify 🤌
Reason no.1 to not sleep on the Argentine third-division: these scenes from Gutiérrez SC 🇦🇷🔥 🎥: @labandamasloca06
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Reason no.1 to not sleep on the Argentine third-division: these scenes from Gutiérrez SC 🇦🇷🔥 🎥: @labandamasloca06
When it comes to Derby Day in Manchester, @angryginge13 is operating a No Jinx Policy. And after consulting @xboxuk & @OptaAnalyst’s new xJ (Expected Jinx) Calculator, it looks like he’s finally found United’s bad luck charm… Get your xJ score now on the @optaanalyst website and share your results with us using #ScoreMoreWithXbox for a chance to win huge prizes and be crowned football’s unluckiest fan. Link in bio.
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When it comes to Derby Day in Manchester, @angryginge13 is operating a No Jinx Policy. And after consulting @xboxuk & @OptaAnalyst’s new xJ (Expected Jinx) Calculator, it looks like he’s finally found United’s bad luck charm… Get your xJ score now on the @optaanalyst website and share your results with us using #ScoreMoreWithXbox for a chance to win huge prizes and be crowned football’s unluckiest fan. Link in bio.
After 6 years of waiting, the South Coast Derby finally returns this weekend. And at the core of this rivalry, waiting long periods of time to claim local bragging rights has been the story since day one. From the Battle of Fratton Park to that infamous 2-2 draw, when the pair do meet, well, lets just say this one is not for the faint of heart. If you’re in need of some recommended viewing ahead of this Sunday’s clash, head over to the COPA90 YouTube channel and watch our Derby Days documentary to get your Pre-match fix.
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After 6 years of waiting, the South Coast Derby finally returns this weekend. And at the core of this rivalry, waiting long periods of time to claim local bragging rights has been the story since day one. From the Battle of Fratton Park to that infamous 2-2 draw, when the pair do meet, well, lets just say this one is not for the faint of heart. If you’re in need of some recommended viewing ahead of this Sunday’s clash, head over to the COPA90 YouTube channel and watch our Derby Days documentary to get your Pre-match fix.
Not making it as a pro was not a problem for @mauro_classen. Just like Messi in his pursuit of international glory, he never gave up. This Argentinian coach is shaping Miami’s next generation with the same passion he once chased his dream with, all fueled by fútbol, mate and Messi. Start early. Stay late. @stanley_brand #ad
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Not making it as a pro was not a problem for @mauro_classen. Just like Messi in his pursuit of international glory, he never gave up. This Argentinian coach is shaping Miami’s next generation with the same passion he once chased his dream with, all fueled by fútbol, mate and Messi. Start early. Stay late. @stanley_brand #ad
Come for the Rainbow flick free-kicks, stay for the Rabona finishes by the corner flag... 🥴 @torneo_del_barrio_ isn’t all just red-blooded tackles and on-court brawls, the quality on display rivals that of any street football tournament in the world. And you can take our word for it. Let us know your favourite goal in the comments 👇
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Come for the Rainbow flick free-kicks, stay for the Rabona finishes by the corner flag... 🥴 @torneo_del_barrio_ isn’t all just red-blooded tackles and on-court brawls, the quality on display rivals that of any street football tournament in the world. And you can take our word for it. Let us know your favourite goal in the comments 👇
If you hadn’t paid attention last night, you might have thought that it was Neymar on the pitch leading PSG past Aston Villa. Désiré Doué has officially arrived and so has the next stage of Neymar’s legacy.
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If you hadn’t paid attention last night, you might have thought that it was Neymar on the pitch leading PSG past Aston Villa. Désiré Doué has officially arrived and so has the next stage of Neymar’s legacy.
500 Bundesliga appearances down, just 3 to go for Munich’s favourite son. And another fun fact: Müller’s first was also Kompany’s last Bundesliga appearance. It’s a funny ol’ game…
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500 Bundesliga appearances down, just 3 to go for Munich’s favourite son. And another fun fact: Müller’s first was also Kompany’s last Bundesliga appearance. It’s a funny ol’ game…
From a dig through the archives: Netherlands v Latvia at the Estádio Municipal de Braga during EURO 2004 📸
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From a dig through the archives: Netherlands v Latvia at the Estádio Municipal de Braga during EURO 2004 📸
In 2013, just months after succeeding Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis performed his first ‘miracle’ for his beloved San Lorenzo. Los Santos went on to avoid relegation to the second division, and in the following season claimed their first Copa Libertadores title. In Argentina, this was dubbed the ‘Francis Effect,’ with the Pope himself telling one journalist “ever since they put my face on the jersey, they’ve been winning everything.” In his own words: “I always loved playing football, even if I wasn’t very good. In Buenos Aires, people like me were called ‘pata dura’. That’s like having two left feet. But I played. I was often the goalkeeper,” RIP to a fellow lover of the beautiful game❤️💙
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In 2013, just months after succeeding Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis performed his first ‘miracle’ for his beloved San Lorenzo. Los Santos went on to avoid relegation to the second division, and in the following season claimed their first Copa Libertadores title. In Argentina, this was dubbed the ‘Francis Effect,’ with the Pope himself telling one journalist “ever since they put my face on the jersey, they’ve been winning everything.” In his own words: “I always loved playing football, even if I wasn’t very good. In Buenos Aires, people like me were called ‘pata dura’. That’s like having two left feet. But I played. I was often the goalkeeper,” RIP to a fellow lover of the beautiful game❤️💙
El Pulpo. The silent conductor. Your favourite DM’s Favourite DM and a reminder to the less athletically gifted amongst us that they can have a seat at the table too. Calling time on his playing career when this season’s curtain falls. 18 years and 36 major honours later. A chapter for the history books. But don’t just take it from us, here’s what his peers had to say…
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El Pulpo. The silent conductor. Your favourite DM’s Favourite DM and a reminder to the less athletically gifted amongst us that they can have a seat at the table too. Calling time on his playing career when this season’s curtain falls. 18 years and 36 major honours later. A chapter for the history books. But don’t just take it from us, here’s what his peers had to say…
From the butcher’s block to the pinnacle of world football. In the heart of Miami, Leo Graziano stood in the exact same spot behind his counter as La Albiceleste soared in Qatar. The earliest starts to the latest of finishes. CEO and chef of Graziano’s, but most importantly, a proud Argentinian. He runs his kitchen like Messi runs the pitch. Same first names, same dedication. Start early. Stay late. @stanley_brand #ad
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From the butcher’s block to the pinnacle of world football. In the heart of Miami, Leo Graziano stood in the exact same spot behind his counter as La Albiceleste soared in Qatar. The earliest starts to the latest of finishes. CEO and chef of Graziano’s, but most importantly, a proud Argentinian. He runs his kitchen like Messi runs the pitch. Same first names, same dedication. Start early. Stay late. @stanley_brand #ad
No arbitrary debates about what he “should” have achieved can ever take away what Neymar means to the game. He inspired a generation to see football not just as a matter of wins and losses but as an art form. The seat next to Ronaldinho is taken. And it’s the boy from Mogi das Cruzes who occupies it. Football-mad teenagers the world over stayed up on shoddy Brazilian streams just for the boy with the Mohawk and the nasal strips. And for those who needed to sleep, the next day YouTube compilations made sure that everyone knew exactly what audacious skill he pulled off the night before. While others left Brazil early, hellbent on proving themselves in the European game. Neymar seemed to understand more than most that it isn’t really about where you play the game that attracts an audience. It’s about how you play it. The very embodiment of Joga Bonito. His game so beautiful that the only way to combat it was through brute force. While some hold his injury record against him, watch back any of the horror tackles he used to receive routinely and it starts to make more sense. The violence that his artistry inspired ultimately became his downfall. An irony so bittersweet that it could only be devised by the football gods. In any other era, he’d have a Ballon d’Or. But is it really such a big deal that he doesn’t? A Champions League trophy, Puskás Award, Copa Libertadores, and ten league titles is a career that most can only dream of. The only name above Pelé’s on A Seleção Canarinho’s top goalscorers list is his. Neymar’s importance to his country is a matter of historical record, no matter what the naysayers have to say about it. In an age when players are increasingly becoming robotic, we seem to forget that we’ve been graced with a genius whose talents could never be boiled down to numbers. A career that should be celebrated, not put under a microscope. You can debate as much as you like. But don’t let the discourse keep you from enjoying Neymar. For all his talents and all his faults. Because when it’s over, there won’t be anyone like him again.
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No arbitrary debates about what he “should” have achieved can ever take away what Neymar means to the game. He inspired a generation to see football not just as a matter of wins and losses but as an art form. The seat next to Ronaldinho is taken. And it’s the boy from Mogi das Cruzes who occupies it. Football-mad teenagers the world over stayed up on shoddy Brazilian streams just for the boy with the Mohawk and the nasal strips. And for those who needed to sleep, the next day YouTube compilations made sure that everyone knew exactly what audacious skill he pulled off the night before. While others left Brazil early, hellbent on proving themselves in the European game. Neymar seemed to understand more than most that it isn’t really about where you play the game that attracts an audience. It’s about how you play it. The very embodiment of Joga Bonito. His game so beautiful that the only way to combat it was through brute force. While some hold his injury record against him, watch back any of the horror tackles he used to receive routinely and it starts to make more sense. The violence that his artistry inspired ultimately became his downfall. An irony so bittersweet that it could only be devised by the football gods. In any other era, he’d have a Ballon d’Or. But is it really such a big deal that he doesn’t? A Champions League trophy, Puskás Award, Copa Libertadores, and ten league titles is a career that most can only dream of. The only name above Pelé’s on A Seleção Canarinho’s top goalscorers list is his. Neymar’s importance to his country is a matter of historical record, no matter what the naysayers have to say about it. In an age when players are increasingly becoming robotic, we seem to forget that we’ve been graced with a genius whose talents could never be boiled down to numbers. A career that should be celebrated, not put under a microscope. You can debate as much as you like. But don’t let the discourse keep you from enjoying Neymar. For all his talents and all his faults. Because when it’s over, there won’t be anyone like him again.
From his first appearance for Leicester to his 500th, Jamie Vardy has always done it his way. And with 200 goals to show for it, the proof is in the pudding.
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From his first appearance for Leicester to his 500th, Jamie Vardy has always done it his way. And with 200 goals to show for it, the proof is in the pudding.
Dybala x Gasperini at Palermo. You just had to be there 😮‍💨
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Dybala x Gasperini at Palermo. You just had to be there 😮‍💨
For @mai.iachetti, fútbol was always in her blood. Her dad was a pro, and she still remembers the streets of Argentina on the day they ruled the world. Mixing with the same dedication that Messi shows on the pitch, she strives to achieve greatness on the decks. Start early. Stay late. @stanley_brand #ad
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For @mai.iachetti, fútbol was always in her blood. Her dad was a pro, and she still remembers the streets of Argentina on the day they ruled the world. Mixing with the same dedication that Messi shows on the pitch, she strives to achieve greatness on the decks. Start early. Stay late. @stanley_brand #ad
It’s been 17 long years since Spurs fans last experienced a trophy and this is what last night’s Europa League success meant to them…
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It’s been 17 long years since Spurs fans last experienced a trophy and this is what last night’s Europa League success meant to them…
Palermo’s cult heroes. Sticker book edition 🩷🖤
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Palermo’s cult heroes. Sticker book edition 🩷🖤
Jacob and Josh Murphy’s stellar seasons for Newcastle and Portsmouth got us thinking. What other sets of footballing twins have made their way to the very top of the game? Some true examples of football running in the family.
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Jacob and Josh Murphy’s stellar seasons for Newcastle and Portsmouth got us thinking. What other sets of footballing twins have made their way to the very top of the game? Some true examples of football running in the family.
Time to start a new #BestJobInTheWorld journey! 🇲🇽 @gonmoc takes us to Mexico to explore the lifecycle of a football. ⚽︎
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Time to start a new #BestJobInTheWorld journey! 🇲🇽 @gonmoc takes us to Mexico to explore the lifecycle of a football. ⚽︎

COPA90 | Football | Soccer ⚽️ (@copa90) Instagram Stats & Analytics

COPA90 | Football | Soccer ⚽️ (@copa90) has 1.36M Instagram followers with a 3.49% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 777 posts, COPA90 | Football | Soccer ⚽️ received 5.67M total likes and 53.3M impressions, averaging 7.30K likes per post. This page tracks COPA90 | Football | Soccer ⚽️'s performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

COPA90 | Football | Soccer ⚽️ (@copa90) Instagram Analytics FAQ

How many Instagram followers does COPA90 | Football | Soccer ⚽️ have?+
COPA90 | Football | Soccer ⚽️ (@copa90) has 1.36M Instagram followers as of April 2026.
What is COPA90 | Football | Soccer ⚽️'s Instagram engagement rate?+
COPA90 | Football | Soccer ⚽️'s Instagram engagement rate is 3.49% over the last 12 months, based on 777 posts.
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COPA90 | Football | Soccer ⚽️ received 5.67M total likes across 777 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 7.30K likes per post.
How many Instagram impressions does COPA90 | Football | Soccer ⚽️ get?+
COPA90 | Football | Soccer ⚽️'s Instagram content generated 53.3M total impressions over the last 12 months.