Personal Narrative Essay: Soccer Is The Hardest Sport Of Soccer

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Have you ever won a championship soccer game? I'm about to tell you about the time my team barely won the championship game “Soccer is simple, but it is difficult to play simple.” Johan Cruyff. Soccer isn't the hardest sport but also not the easiest. Here is the time my team played in the championship. Right before the game started we all shook each other's hands.Then we began the game so we started the game.We started off with the ball . The kick off went to me. I ran down the field. I am about to shoot the ball but as I am still running I get tripped from behind by some kid on the other team. I went face first into the dirt.
“I yelled at the kid “what was that for.”
He replied “opps my bad” with a sarcastic tone in his voice.
Thomas is

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