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Two different clips: • First: Mbappé who drops deep, Vinicius telling Mbappé to move into the box, the pass arrives there, but Mbappé is nowhere to be seen. • Second: Valverde’s dribble, Vini who does Mbappé’s job and scores. Then tells him again.

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