Passing the ball through an opponent's legs is one of the most spectacular skills that can be seen on a soccer field.

When it happens, there is an "oh!" of admiration and amazement from those in the crowd.

The beautiful action generates the same reaction in all spectators around the world... but it has a different name depending on where you are.

In Spain it's known as a caño, tunnel or sotana. In France, they call it petit pont and in Great Britain it's a nutmeg.

And in Scotland? 50p. One of the most curious names comes from Brazil: janelinha and sainha (window and exit). No matter what you call it, Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Jr. put it into practice during

Real Madrid's last training session at UCLA featured an amusing battle between the two players in one of the drills.

The Brazilian and the Englishman challenged each other to a duel (janelinha vs nutmeg) under the watchful eye of the rest of their teammates.

From that moment on, the friendly fire was unleashed and resulted in a comedic scene before the second preseason match against Manchester United.