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

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Tottenham [1] - 0 Aston Villa - Giovani Lo Celso 22'

German referee Brych tears ACL in his record-tying game, out for a few months

[BBC] Erik ten Hag: The football schedule has "crossed the limits of what players can handle"

[Whoscored.com] Trent Alexander-Arnold was dribbled past 7 times in Liverpool's 1-1 draw at Manchester City on Saturday, a record in a Premier League match this season.

Micah Richards: "I would rather play against Doku instead of Jack Grealish"

Jamie Vardy punching himself in the face after missing an open net

Francesco Camarda’s parents in tears when 15 year old striker entered the pitch at San Siro

[Chess.com] Mohamed Salah: "I'm addicted to chess. No one has a chance with Magnus, but hopefully we play one day. I'm 1400 [ELO Rating]"

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Brazil U-17 0 - [3] Argentina U-17 | Claudio "Diablito" Echeverri 71' (Hat Trick)

[Ange Postecoglou] ''Whether it's Aston Villa, Man City or whoever, we're going to play our football.I don't know any other way.In terms of philosophy, I've stayed really strict to one religion.I went to a library of football books and I got stuck to one section which was about attacking football."

Ansu Fati v Brighton Students - Great Goal

[Simon Stone] Pep on Man City charges and Everton 10 points deduction: "You cannot compare. The cases are completely different."

Ashley Cole about Ibrahimovic

Fox sports Argentina with audio of Messi and Rodrygo conversation and translation

France detains Nice footballer Atal over post on Israel-Hamas war

[Chris Wheeler/Sami Mokbel] Casemiro and Raphael Varane are heading for Manchester United exits

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