Rating: 4.5 stars 
 What I loved the most: The Characters, Sal's Dad (he's so cute acting around Kulti lol) and most especially, Sal. I LOVE SAL. She's funny: 
 Here's one of my faves: 
 "Do you have any German Chocolate Cake?" Why would they have German Chocolate Cake at a Mexican Restaurant? They wouldn't, but I was going to be a pest and look like a moron at the same time 
 And another one, which was a major facepalm lol (view spoiler)[ 
 Casillas:...and he's a great penetrator....did I just use the word penetrator? 
 Reporter: You did. 
 Casillas: [silence] Is that even allowed on television? That word? Can I say that? 
 Report: I don't believe we can use it (hide spoiler)] 
 She's independent. She's Loyal (view spoiler)[ Like what the hell is wrong with the team manager what the actual fuck?! He was planning to trade her to another team, in spite of being the team's no. 1 goal scorer. After all the hardwork, that's how the stupid Club's going to repay her?! Good thing she was able to decided to move on and leave her Club ugh (hide spoiler)]. She's not afraid to speak her mind. And most of all, I can sort of relate to her. Like her, I'd been a tomboy most of my life. What her mom said (view spoiler)[ "If you dress like this more often, maybe you'd find a boyfriend again," 
 (hide spoiler)] made me think about the time I overheard my mom telling my aunt that she's happy that I finally know how to wear makeup! 
 Moving on, I also love the interactions between Kulti and Sal. THE BANTERS lmao. I LOVE THE BANTERS, Sal calling Kulti, Bratwurst lmao and Kulti calling her Taco ugh 
 The Verdict: I FREAKING LOVE THIS BOOK. The characters, the story and it's actually a major plus that the sport involved is football. What I also loved about this book, which made it stand out from the (again) usual sports-romance books I've read, there's not so much drama involved in their relationship, and take note, there's not too much mushy stuff; it's kind of concentrated in Sal's career (I hope this isn't confusing). I wish tho, that towards the end, Sal and Ceci (view spoiler)[ were able to patch up things between them and have that kind of relationship between sisters, but yeah, whatever happened between the two of them, still okay with me (hide spoiler)]. 
 This is the second Mariana Zapata book I've read. The Wall of Winnipeg and Me is okay, I enjoyed it; but for me, Kulti's nicer (and it's not just because of football haha *wink*wink*). And oh, definitely not the last Mariana Zapata book that I'm going to read x 
 #TeamSal