the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
Latest posts:
Diego Costa "Pique and Puyol would hit me hard and then apologize, and I told them, 'Don't apologize, I want you to insult me.' The ones I liked playing against were Ramos and Pepe, because they were so good and they pushed you to your limits."
[The Athletic] Eddie Howe's side will face Manchester United, Manchester City, Barcelona twice, Chelsea and Sunderland in the Tyne-Wear derby in the space of 18 days.
Nottingham Forest fans chanting ‘ You’re just a shit Galatasaray ’ to Fenebahce fans
The away end at The City Ground following the Forest vs Fenerbahce game
All UCL winners from the past 10 seasons are on the same side of the draw
Aaron Wan-Bissaka: "It was difficult when Erik ten Hag arrived, as soon as he did, he told me I wasn’t in his plans. But when I tried to leave, he said he didn’t want me to go. I couldn't understand it. That was tough mentally, because it left me wondering what I was supposed to do next" [DailyMail]
Full Bracket of the UCL 25/26 Draw
UCL Round of 16 2025/26 Draw results
Daily Discussion
Free Talk Friday
Comunicado Oficial: Real Madrid have identified and banned the fan that gave a Nazi salute during the Benfica match.
[COPE] The man expelled from the Bernabéu yesterday for giving the Nazi salute explains himself in a surreal video: "I have two adopted black children, six gypsy dresses, and until yesterday I thought Nazi was a brand of gin."
Maxi Beier’s reaction after Atalanta scored their 3rd goal vs Dortmund.
Cristiano Ronaldo has purchased 25% of La Liga 2 side Almeria. Ronaldo: "For a long time I have had the ambition to contribute to football beyond the field. Almería is a Spanish club with a solid base and a clear potential for growth. I want to work with the team.”
[90Min] The Salzburg newspaper who first broke the story of Klopp going to Red Bull six months before it was official is now reporting that neither Red Bull or Klopp is very happy with the relationship and the contract could be terminated soon.
Daniel Farke: "Pep is always ahead of the curve. He was using False9 when no one knew what it was. He was using Inverted Fullbacks when no one knew about it. When everyone tries to copy him, then he changes again. He's the manager who has influenced the game and other managers the most in history."
Ayumu Ōhata's incredible goal-line clearance against Sanfrecce Hiroshima in J1 League
Benfica's Otamendi brother post before yesterday match against Real Madrid
The "In Case You Missed It" Thread
Daily Discussion