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Erling Haaland: No excuses — I’ve not been good enough this year
Pochettino on Harry Kane's breakthrough: "We were so lucky. Because the club made an offer for Welbeck at Manchester United but Giroud got injured and Arsenal made another offer, a bigger offer, and Welbeck signed for Arsenal. Because we didn't bring Welbeck meant there was space for Harry Kane"
[AS/X] Santi Cazorla explodes against LaLiga: “The reality is that LaLiga is light years away from the Premier League in every way.”
[TNT] Andreas Pereira damaging the penalty spot before Depay’s penalty miss.
Pascal Kaiser, the German referee who proposed to his partner at the Cologne stadium, was assaulted at his home.
Pep on the red card: "We won the game and now Szoboszlai cannot play. I know he pulled him, but there are many pulls in a game where the referee says, 'Play on, play on’.” "In this country, in this league, it's always been like that. So, give a goal, 3-1, Szoboszlai can play and we are happy”
Alternate angle of Kvicha Kvaratskhelia’s first time strike against Marseille.
[BBC] Joe Hart explains why Dominik Szoboszlai’s free-kick is “an absolute work of art”
Monday Moan
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Inter Miami [1]-0 Barcelona SC (friendly) - Lionel Messi 31'
Lamine Yamal has reached 30 G/A (15 goals & 15 assists) this season for club and country.
Noni Madueke has a wardrobe malfunction
[Statsbomb] Off-ball workrate of Europe’s top strikers
Arteta is upset
Franck Ribéry is mentioned by victim in the Epstein files
Scandal in the Maldives, where Club Valencia won their final game of the season 2-0 but still needed relegation rivals Green Streets to lose their last match by four goals in order to beat the drop. To prevent that, Green Streets forfeited their last match & stayed up with a 3-0 walkover
Alternate angle for Rayan‘s solo goal on his full debut for Bournemouth.