Can we now say La Liga is the strongest league in Europe?

After Atletico's win against Marseille and Real's win over Liverpool, Spanish teams have won 13 of the last 19 European finals. And it will be the very first time in UEFA Super Cup that two team from one country compete with each other. Then can we now say La Liga is the strongest league in Europe?

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Experts of last DAILY TOPIC: How will you get yourself out if you make a fatal mistake in an important match?

@Tinashemako: No one is perfect and no one will ever be. what we can do is become better than what we were yesterday and the only way to be better is to work on our mistakes. Hence mistakes are there to show us or give us a reason to work. mistakes are there to remove our pride that may delude us and lead us to our destruction. sometimes mistakes are there to show us who our real and true friends are. so whenever you make a mistake don't waste your time crying about it. Yes cry because you will need it but be quick to open your eyes and observe what's happening. see who is with you, find out why it happened and work towards it and in the process, you will gain something you were unknowingly missing. 

there is a reason for everything but humiliation is not one on them.

@Nigeria1110427: Do you remember how many howlers Petr Cech, the Arsenal goalkeeper committed during this outgone season with all his experience?

Even in bigger stages like the world cup we have seen such howlers. Was it not a Colombian goalkeeper that was killed at the airport for committing silly mistake at the world cup.

In most cases such errors arise out of absence of mind. I think as professionals for the 90 minutes one will spend on the field of play a player, especially a goalkeeper whose duty is to prevent goal scoring by opposing teams should realise they can't avoid a split moment lack of concentration as it happened to Karius twice last Saturday.

Karius' apology or lamentation that night meant little or nothing. It looked like shedding crocodile's tears.

Was he not the one making a bold face after the howler by making signs with his two fingers to his colleagues and referee apparently contending he made no mistake or that it wasn't a goal?

When a sharp knife has injured a child's finger, the knife is thrown away, please of what use is it to throw away the knife after doing the damage?

Why will he not be forgiven?

It is not only Karius that should learn and take caution against such costly errors resulting in giving away cheap and undeserving goals to opponent. All goalkeepers and other players alike must find need to learn from Karius mistakes because there is no one who can totally avoid loss of concentration.

@wesopru:Hmmmmmm...... this is a big question. 

The 1st & 3rd goals.

This same kind of scenario happen to my local team in Nigeria.

Karius is a young keeper. The apologetic emotion he display at the end of the game shows greatness inside of him, that was broken by error he committed; and that act shows that the player is truly sorrow and only good coaches can help him to build his stand in his football career.

Everyone that play that match wants to win the cup/trophy; things like this do happen.

Football fans should forgive Karius, and help him.

Am feeling what this guy is passing through: [Cry][Cry][Cry][Unlike][Unlike]

"Karius should stand firm, train harder, and fight to proof the world wrong when given 2nd chance"

I wish him good luck.

@duke: 1. Get a good head doctor to work on the mental problems 

2. Get a personal trainer for the physical therapy and responses time training 

3. Study a lot of videos on goalkeepers 

4. Work extra hard and be positive

@Zimbabwe7773977: The best way to get out of this mistake is just by telling yourself that you are human and you are prone to make mistakes, when a mistake is made the first thing is to forgive yourself and pick your broken peaces and move on