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

Latest posts:

Jerome Boatengs mother in E-Mail: "My son has been abusing women for years."

[Thomas Müller]'s reaction to Bayern drawing Arsenal

UEFA Europa League Quarter-Finals

UEFA Champions League Quarter-Finals

Daily Discussion

Free Talk Friday

Thuram and Savic laughing off the ball squeezing incident

CBS & Kate Abdo addressing the awkward moment with Jamie Carragher yesterday, with an interesting Intro

Young Arsenal academy kids run into Thierry Henry at the Arsenal-Porto game

[DFB] Germany squad for the upcoming games against France and the Netherlands

[Matt Law] Gareth Southgate reveals Ben White has told England that he doesn’t want to be considered for selection. Hence why he’s not in the current squad. Southgate insists there have been no issues between himself and White or Steve Holland and White.

Jordan Henderson: “I now realize that football runs through my blood. The Saudi league is developing but it doesn’t suit me, I made a mistake going there. I am happy here at the Ajax project.”

An AS Roma employee has been fired by the club after being a victim of revenge porn. One of Roma's Primavera players stole and leaked a sexual video of her and her boyfriend.

Longevity of Pepe

Daily Discussion

Tactics Thursday

[CBS Sports] Thierry Henry on Porto last penalty kick “he didn’t look composed. He didn’t look like he’s going to score so I left”

Kai Havertz shoves Porto's Manager Conceicao, who had been going to kick a ball that was looping out of play. Turpin has a word with Havertz. 103'

Javier Mascherano: "Pep Guardiola's legacy is not the titles. His legacy is what he contributed to football. This sport can be divided into pre-Pep & post-Pep. When I arrived in Europe in 2006, it was very different from how we now look at football after Pep's Barca"

Some Dragon Ball tributes made by Italian clubs to Toriyama in the past few days