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Leo Messi and Danny Alves warm up for PSG game with unbelievable game of keepy-uppy

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5.01pm, 5 Apr 2013

LIONEL MESSI AND his Barcelona teammate Dani Alves warmed up for Tuesday’s Champions league game against PSG with an astonishing game of keepy-uppy.

In this 39-second fan video, you can see Alves (bottom left) standing near the end line and firing long balls to Messi, who is standing near mid-field, roughly 30 yards away. The ball never touches the ground, and at the 20-second mark Alves does some insane juggling before hitting it back to Messi. Unreal:

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    Feb 24th 2021, 11:18 PM

    Fair play delighted for Mcarthy would love to see him get a shot at Celtic

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    Feb 25th 2021, 3:37 AM

    @James Dundon: part of me would but it would be a step back for him. Celtic needs a serious overhaul if they are to regain their greatness and its really high time Scottish teams joined the English leagues.

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    Feb 24th 2021, 10:09 PM

    He’ll do okay at this level for sure

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    Feb 25th 2021, 8:32 AM

    @Noel Doherty: did alrite at International level aswell.

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