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After 348 days out with an ACL injury, Gavi is back on the pitch. He was also given the captain's armband upon his return.

[Dale Johnson] VAR Review: The differences between William Saliba's challenge that resulted in a DOGSO red card and Tosin Adarabioyo's challenge that resulted in a yellow card.

Best trio in Europe Top 5 Leagues

Gary O'Neil "There’s no chance that referees are purposely against Wolves, but Man City scoring a last-minute winner is a bigger thing than Wolves scoring a last-minute goal against West Ham. So maybe there’s something subconscious that you are more likely to give it to City than Wolves."

Football fans do not want Mike Dean’s instant and incorrect VAR views

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Monday Moan

Heracles [2] - 1 Ajax - Mario Engels 28' (Great-goal)

4 Ballon d'Or Winners are here!

[Squawka] Manchester City have set a new club record for the longest ever unbeaten run in their league history (31 games). Pep beats his own record from 2018.

Wolves [1] - 0 Manchester City - Jorgen Strand Larsen 7‎'‎

Wolves 1 - [1] Manchester City - Josko Gvardiol 33‎'‎

Wolves 1 - [2] Manchester City - John Stones 90‎+‎5‎'‎

Vinicius Jr Fallon D' Floor vs Celta Vigo

Christian Pulisic did his entire post match interview in Italian after the Udinese game

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Tottenham Hotspur [4] - 1 West Ham United - Son Heung-min 60‎'‎

Ange Postecoglou when asked if he hs accepted that it’s impossible to succeed at Tottenham: "Mate, if I accepted that what am I doing here? Seriously... if I accept that this is somehow impossible to change, I am really stealing a living."

A typical day for Son Heung-Min (8:21 AM - Arrives at Tottenham's training center. 8:28 AM - Have breakfast. 9:19 AM - Hyperbaric Chamber. 10:27 AM - Gym. 11:12 AM - Boot Room. 11:19 AM - Training. 1:42 PM - Pool & Ice Bath. 2:21 PM - Lunch. 3:06 PM - Home)