IShowSpeed challenges Jamie Carragher to 1v1 on a football pitch and things got intense quick

YouTube sensation IShowSpeed took on Jamie Carragher in a 1v1 challenge, and things quickly got intense.

This weekend, the final of the UEFA Champions League will take place at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany.

Battling to become the kings of Europe are French giants Paris Saint Germain and Italian powerhouse Inter Milan.

Ahead of the match on Saturday night, the party was in full string in the Champions League festival.

Former Liverpool defender and Champions League winner Carragher was seen having a 1v1 battle with IShowSpeed.

The pair were seen dropping tough challenges and they battled to keep the ball.

In the end, IShowSpeed was seen with his hands on his knees after what looked like a tough battle.

Carragher was heard saying: "Comeon take me on on a run, comeon, you're fast."

Reacting on social media, one fan said: "Speed getting bullied in broad daylight."

Another tweeted: "Interesting."

A third fan added: "Couldn’t beat Speed on 1V1."

Someone else wrote: "Crying remember Carragher elbowed Theo Baker, most competitive guy man."

Jamie's still got it 😉@ishowspeedsui tries to beat @Carra23 1V1 ⚽️ pic.twitter.com/AlDTqDStgQ

— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) May 30, 2025

Speaking ahead of the final, PSG boss Luis Enrique said: "We all want to make history and to win Paris St Germain’s first-ever Champions League.

"Winning a trophy for the first time is always the hardest, but that’s what motivates me. There are only two teams and one game left, and I think that we can be proud of what we’ve accomplished, but we need to finish the job because our aim is to go down in history."

He continued: "Our team deserves to experience this final. I have no doubts about the fact that Paris St Germain’s fans and the club itself deserve to win this trophy.

"I don’t know if it’ll happen on May 31, a year later or two, three or four years later, but I hope that we’ll be the first ones to write that history because that’s what’s motivated us since we first set foot in Paris.”