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Nashville 2-[2] Inter Miami - Luis Suarez 90+5'
A banner Roma fans brought to their latest game against Brighton.
The positioning of the 10 outfield Arsenal players on the fifth goal vs Sheffield United.
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[Die falsche 9] Last matchday, the 2. Bundesliga was once again the league with the most spectators in Germany - the second time in history that it has been ahead of the Bundesliga
[Martin Hardy] Paul Gascoigne: I’m a sad drunk living in my agent’s spare room
"Looking back on this era, although they've won more titles than us and have probably been more successful, our trophies will mean more to us and our fanbase because of the situations at both clubs, financially."- Trent Alexander-Arnold on Liverpool and City success
[Fabrizio Romano] Jude Bellingham has been suspended for the next two games by La Liga after Valencia-Real Madrid game.
Ole Gunnar Solskjær on Erling Haaland: "I trained him. The summer before I came here (to Manchester United), I called the club and said, 'You must sign this guy. He will be top class.' It was June/July 2018. And they said, 'No, no - we have enough reports.'"
5 years ago today, Manchester United won 3-1 against PSG at Parc des Princes after losing 0-2 in the 1st leg
Matildas captain Sam Kerr called a police officer ‘a stupid white bastard’, according to newspaper reports
Partner of Riyad Mahrez, Taylor, raises her concerns about his imminent move to Saudi Arabian club Al-Ahli
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Bukayo Saka on Cristiano Ronaldo's longevity: "I can't imagine playing for as long as him. When I was younger, CR7 was my idol. Now that I'm playing football professionally, I have even more respect for him. How he's managed to stay this disciplined & this focused & achieve everything he's achieved"
[Sky] First talks between Bayern and Xabi Alonso have taken place; should he leave Leverkusen this summer he is more likely to join Bayern than Liverpool where he feels he could lose more than he could win. A fee between 15 to 25 million euros would be due, depending on the number of titles he wins.
[GOAL]Frank Leboeuf via Betvictor: "For me, Portugal are actually one of the contenders for this summer's European Championships. I actually think they can win the Euros, but only if Cristiano Ronaldo doesn't play."
Erling Haaland on if Lionel Messi has to retire for someone else to win Ballon d'Or and The Best FIFA Player award: "I don't know, it's a good question. Messi is the best player that has ever played football and won 2022 World Cup."
Thierry Henry on Jude Bellingham's season: "I had the opportunity to play in many leagues, but footballers have it easy in England. The pressure & expectation you have to endure in Real Madrid or Barca. This makes it even more special. Then you take Zidane's 5 & celebrate like this? Well done mate"