Yesterday, Facebook officially launched ‘Reactions’ for all users. Announced some months ago, this new feature allows users to “Love,” “Haha,” “Wow,” “Sad,” and “Angry” friends’ Facebook posts, in addition to the famous “Like”. This introduction should definitely change the way we interact with posts on the platform, giving more options to share what we think.
Soon after, the sporting world didn’t lose anytime in creating content around this novelty and some of them look really cool.
Below is a collection of clubs and sports media who used each reaction to match an image or a moment.
Hey Facebook, you could have just called us for the reactions!
Posted by Sacramento Kings on Wednesday, 24 February 2016
If they let us design Facebook Reactions…
Posted by Atlanta Braves on Wednesday, 24 February 2016
Les nouvelles réactions sont arrivées sur Facebook !Restez appuyé sur le bouton "J'aime".
Posted by L'EQUIPE on Wednesday, 24 February 2016
Some, like the Boston Bruins or the Hyundai A-League, encouraged users to use the new reactions to engage with their posts.
The AFC Champions League goal that got quite the reaction from Melbourne Victory fans.Show us your reaction using the new Facebook 'like' function!
Posted by Hyundai A-League on Wednesday, 24 February 2016
David Pastrnak scored two goals as the Bruins topped Pittsburgh 5-1 Wednesday evening at TD Garden. View Boxscore: http://bbru.in/1RoXw8w
Posted by Boston Bruins on Wednesday, 24 February 2016
To conclude, some of the greatest content from Facebook Reactions comes from Paris Saint-Germain. Ahead of the Champions League round 16 (second leg) against Chelsea, the French club created a story with each new reaction to explain what happened last year at Stamford Bridge.
Enjoy a timeline of PSG’s memorable @ChampionsLeague win vs. Chelsea from last season using the new Facebook Emojis! pic.twitter.com/kVrYXmycJ2
— PSG English (@PSG_English) 24 February 2016
