Tweets of the Week: Leicester’s Lion King, Rapinoe’s speech and Sancho’s skills

The best and funniest tweets of the week from the world of football, featuring Leicester City’s recreation of a Disney film, Megan Rapinoe doing her thing, and Jadon Sancho doing his. 

It’s the cirrrrrrrcle of life.

Cags making me feel like Simba ???? pic.twitter.com/UAt8MEjAg7

— James Maddison (@Madders10) November 10, 2019

Who did this? ???? pic.twitter.com/PR4fzAnF0E

— Leicester City (@LCFC) November 11, 2019

There’s a time and place. But for you, Jesse, neither exists. 

https://twitter.com/IebIan/status/1194045265717665799?s=20

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Smooth as silk. 

Nothing to see here ????pic.twitter.com/2VnQSDq9Yb

— Borussia Dortmund (@BlackYellow) November 17, 2019

So fucking NUNEATON BOROUGH do this, and you’re telling me Pep Guardiola hasn’t had an influence on English football??

https://twitter.com/NickDillam/status/1195741685042601984?s=20

Michy Batshuayi’s tweets are never not entertaining. 

He realized his dream ???????????????????? https://t.co/Ui4M3Z6XDd

— Michy Batshuayi (@mbatshuayi) November 16, 2019

We stan Megan Rapinoe. 

https://twitter.com/oharagoat/status/1194249924231258112?s=20

Yeah, this is decent. 

What have I just witnessed? ???? Estudiantes de La Plata returning home after 13 years away from their historic stadium put on this show for their fans: pic.twitter.com/AHCYo6oSy0

— Adam Brandon (@AdamBrandon84) November 10, 2019

Maybe mainstream football Twitter accounts should do their research before hitting send. 

https://twitter.com/TiagoEstv/status/1194008216528666624?s=20

Show some mercy, Denise, they have families!

https://twitter.com/UbuntuLad/status/1194261661043056642?s=20

Football at its purest. 

It doesn't get much better than this…

Liquid Football! pic.twitter.com/NyeJ3PaRvB

— Football FanCast (@FootballFanCast) November 11, 2019

Find me a better camera angle for a goal, I dare you. 

https://twitter.com/KillianM2/status/1194742534830018560?s=20

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