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Arjen Robben clowns Iker Casillas. Again.

Poor Iker.

by Kim McCauley
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Spain vs. Netherlands, 2014 World Cup: Champions destroyed
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Iker Casillas is having a bad day. Arjen Robben is having a great day. This was the best of Robben and the worst of Casillas.

Lolspain

5-1. Beat ‘em down.

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