the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
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Mauricio Pochettino in dismay after conceding a last-minute winner in the Carabao Cup final, as an injured Darwin Nunez leaps over the barricade while celebrating the goal.
Gigi Becali, the owner of FCSB (ex Steaua Bucharest), just made a series of incredibly sexist statements after the female VAR referee had the courage to overturn 3 blatant mistakes made by the on-field referees in favour of his team.
Real Madrid and Alphonso Davies have reached a verbal agreement for the Bayern Munich left-back to join in 2024 or 2025
10 years ago today, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar scored this volley goal as Schalke lost 1-6 to Real Madrid
[Romano] Luis Enrique when asked why he decided to sub Kylian Mbappé off. “Sooner or later, at some point, we have to get used to playing without Kylian Mbappé”.
LA Galaxy 1 -[1] Inter Miami - Lionel Messi 90+3'
Jurgen Klopp: "I know fans of other clubs will say 'Its just a Carabao Cup' and stuff like this. Yeah, yeah, yeah... You wish you would be here. [...] Nobody in this country wants to see a quadruple winner, that’s why they put the next round of the FA Cup just 3 days after the final."
Everton's 10-point Premier League penalty reduced to six points after appeal
Daily Discussion
Monday Moan
Caoimhín Kelleher save against Chelsea 21'
Team-mates Souza and Robinson have a swipe at each other
Caicedo horrible tackle on Gravenberch 24’
[Archie Rhind-Tutt] How’s this week been for Thomas Tuchel the person? “After this decision, I had a long drive in the car and I thought to myself: why would this change anything?” “Maybe if a player gets mad, I don’t worry so much because in the summer, it’s not my problem any more!”
Xavi shares his thoughts on Barcelona’s managerial search: "He should have the Barça DNA"
[John Terry on IG] It’s a good job these tassels are long.
Bruno Fernandes dive vs Fulham
Emery berates a bewildered Lucas Digne while he's on the bench
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Sunday Support