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Premier League Changes "Taiwan" to "Chinese Taipei" After Review

Arne Slot: "I think that it is more difficult for Trent to play against Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot than it is the rumours [about Madrid] that were there during the week."

[SkySports] Sean Dyche's future being assessed by owners after defeat at Bournemouth

[Ben Jacobs] Donyell Malen has verbally agreed terms with Aston Villa. Still no club-to-club agreement. Dortmund have been insisting on a package for around €30m.

Manu Kobe’s now deleted Instagram story of him holding Lazio players

Man United players and Amorim's reaction to Harry Maguire chance

Anfield roof leaking during last night's Liverpool vs Manchester United match.

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Monday Moan

Tottenham 1 - [2] Newcastle - Alexander Isak 38'

[PL] - The referee’s call of goal was confirmed by VAR, who checked for a potential handball by Joelinton in the build-up and deemed that his arm was by his side, in a natural position and the contact was accidental.

Tottenham 1 - [1] Newcastle - Anthony Gordon 6'

Crystal Palace 0 - [1] Chelsea - Cole Palmer 14‎'‎

[MARCA] According to federation sources, the Vini's sanction is for two games, as it is not considered aggression, with the mitigating circumstance of provocation. Real Madrid are outraged that referee Soto Grado and VAR only focused on Vini Jr.’s action and ignored Valencia GK’s provocation.

[NY Times] Lionel Messi to receive "Presidential Medal of Freedom" from President Joe Biden - The highest civilian honor in the United States.

La Liga and Spanish Federation RFEF have jointly decided to reject Dani Olmo and Pau Victor's registrations for Barcelona.

Valencia fans trolling Vinicius Jr with this poster

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Non-PL Daily Discussion

Raphael Varane went incognito to watch his boyhood club Lens, where he played from 2002 to 2011, play against PSG in the Coupe de France this weekend.