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Xavi Hernandez; genius, master of space&time. this goal? all Xavi. ☝🏽-the recognition of space behind the defender & movement into that space at the right time. ✌🏽-reading the orientation &momentum of Vidic and inferring that the space Pedro wanted the ball in was inaccessible.

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