Two football enthusiasts, a host and a guest, Julio Maldini, engage in a conversation to create their ideal football team consisting of the best 11 players from 2000 to 2020. They take turns choosing players, with the host starting with Lionel Messi from 2011, and the guest, Julio, selecting Cristiano Ronaldo from 2017. The conversation continues, with each participant choosing players for different positions, including midfielders, defenders, and goalkeepers. They also discuss their reasoning behind each selection, mentioning notable achievements and skills of the chosen players. The host's team consists of players like Ronaldinho, Xavi, and Zidane, while Julio's team includes players like Kaká, Iniesta, and Buffon. The conversation concludes with the host and guest presenting their final teams and inviting viewers to share their opinions on the teams and suggest alternative players.
Here are the extracted facts:
1. The discussion is about football from 2000 to 2020.
2. The game involves choosing the best 11 players for a team.
3. The players are chosen based on their performance in a specific year.
4. The players can be from any team or country.
5. The game is played between two people, with each person choosing one player at a time.
6. The players are chosen for specific positions on the field, such as goalkeeper, defenders, midfielders, and forwards.
7. The players chosen by the two individuals are:
* Team 1: Messi (2011), Cristiano Ronaldo (2017), Ronaldinho (2005), Xavi (2010), Xabi Alonso (2010), Pirlo (2007), Sergio Ramos (2014), Cannavaro (2006), Cafu (2002), Roberto Carlos (2002), and Iker Casillas (2008)
* Team 2: Ronaldo Nazario (2002), Kaká (2007), Arjen Robben (2013), Iniesta (2010), Mbappé (2018), Neymar (2015), Dani Alves (2009), Piqué (2009), Puyol (2009), Maldini (2003), and Buffon (2003)
8. The players are chosen based on their performance in a specific year, and the year is mentioned for each player.
9. The players can be chosen for their performance in international tournaments such as the World Cup or the European Cup.
10. The game involves some strategy, as players try to guess which players the other person will choose and adjust their own choices accordingly.