the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day

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Mudryk on Instagram

Old photo of Bassirou Nkoto, Douka Nkoto (Man United) & William Gueke (Man City) playing in Cameroon. In England they are registered as being 14-years-old, yet here they are playing in an U15 match back in 2019 when, using the ages they currently play under, they would've been 8.

The Guardian: Fans to be banned from drinking alcohol in stadiums at Saudi World Cup

Daily Discussion

Trivia Tuesday

Pep's reaction to Nunes' foul on Amad which lead to a penalty

Manchester United fans chant “You cheating b*stards, you know what you are.”

[BBC Sport] There were exactly 115 seconds between Bruno Fernandes' penalty and Amad Diallo's decisive winner

Manchester City 1 - [2] Manchester United - Amad Diallo 90'

Rasmus Højlund on Instagram.

[kicker] Wirtz has extended his contract further past 2027

Endrick's entourage 'surprised' by bench role as key reason given for Brazilian's lack of game time at Real Madrid under Carlo Ancelotti

[@fabriziorom] Real Madrid are set to sign 18 year old centre back Lamini Fati.

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Monday Moan

[Ornstein] EXCL: Wolves working on deal to appoint Vitor Pereira as new boss. #WWFC ready to pay release clause in Al Shabab contract + personals no issue as 56yo keen on move. Well regarded, vastly experienced, won titles, disciplined, good English

Xavi with a wonderful back heel pass in the buildup for Barcelona Legends’ goal against Real Madrid Legends.

[X] Matheus Cunha elbows Ipswich staff member to the back of head

Fede Valverde's long range goal against Rayo Vallecano from alternate angle.

[Mike Keegan] Kelly Cates is joining the BBC to host Match of the Day from next season in a major blow to Sky Sports - as part of a three-person presenting team to replace Gary Lineker