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

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The PSG manager Luis Enrique upset with the CBS crew over their CL bracket [great banter]

Andreas Pereira on Saka being better than Rodrygo: "Rodrygo? From Real Madrid you're talking about? Nah he's won the Champions League.. Your opinion is different, I like Saka a lot, he's an amazing player but for me Rodrygo [is better], he can play all the positions."

BVB jersey given to wheelchair user was not stolen

[Berger] Borussia Dortmund will earn more than €100m from the UCL alone this season. (This does not include ticket revenue)

[Pubity Sport] Jude Bellingham: "Lot of times blame gets shifted on Vini because of the way he plays. The game would miss Vini Jr. If he decided to take a break because of all this (racist abuse), the people in power need to do more."

Top away goal scorers in Champions League knock-out games

Thierry Henry on Cancelo's tackle on Dembele that gave PSG a penalty

[Fabrizio Romano] “Luis Enrique said that even without the red card PSG would have won anyway and he hopes you will be the coach of Barça for many years, what do you say?”. “I say NO to both”, Xavi replies.

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Most goals/assists in all official matches this season (top 15 competitions)

Chelsea extend long-term contracts for Enzo Fernandez and Mykhailo Mudryk into their thirties.

[Fabrizio Romano] Declan Rice: "It’s not over yet. We’re in an unbelievable position. We’re still ready, we’re still fully focused on what we want to do and what we can achieve" "There’s going to be many more twists and turns in the Premier League. Anything can happen".

Alejandro Garnacho dealt with by Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag after liking tweets questioning substitution

Dele Alli will be a pundit on Sky Sports tonight for the Chelsea vs Everton game.

The Premier League's top 3 remaining games left

OTD 15 years ago, Cristiano Ronaldo scored the 1st ever Puskas award winning goal against FC Porto in the Champions League Quarterfinal

Before Leverkusen, the last team which won Bundesliga for the 1st time in their history was Wolfsburg in 2008/09. This was their team.

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