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Samsung Brings Back Ronaldo And Messi To Save Humanity From An Alien Invasion

Jul 16, 2014, 21:38 IST

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Samsung released the dramatic conclusion to its months-long alien invasion saga Tuesday with a six-minute video chronicling the second half of what the company is calling the most important soccer match ever.

The video is part of a larger series created by the mobile company following a dream team of soccer players as they attempt to fight off a group of space invaders planning to enslave the human race.

The previous installment in the series left off at halftime with the human team - led by stars like Lionel Messi, Landon Donovan, and Cristiano Ronaldo - behind by a score of 3-1.

The finale - which of course shows off Samsung products like the Galaxy S5 smartphone - opens with manager Franz Beckenbauer talking strategy with his team and preparing them for the second half.

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Things start well when the humans score early in the half, and get even better when Wayne Rooney ties the game with a second goal in the 88th minute.

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Rooney follows with a rough tackle, giving up a penalty kick near the goal. Luckily, super goalie Iker Casillas saves the day.

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As the game draws to a close, Ronaldo comes to the rescue, scoring the team's fourth goal.

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The match ends shortly after the goal that puts the Galaxy team up 4-3, and celebration ensues. The ad concludes 50 years down the road with an older Messi and Ronaldo looking at the sky, only to find another alien spaceship approaching Earth.

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So perhaps we haven't seen the last of Samsung's animated soccer-themed films.

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