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[Real Madrid] Comunicado Oficial: The president of Real Madrid CF, Florentino Pérez has ordered the immediate filing of judicial action against former Commissioner Villarejo for the false accusations [of Bribing referees] made on the Catalan radio station RAC1.

[Florian Plettenberg] Jadon Sancho is on the verge to leave ManUtd in winter! MUFC A loan is more likely than a permanent deal at this stage. BVB coach Edin Terzic is in regular contact with Sancho as they appreciate each other very much

[Plettenberg] Been told that Inter Miami is definitely interested in signing Luka Modric! David Beckham wants him. Early stage but the 38 y/o is on the verge to leave Real Madrid in 2024. But Modric is totally focused on Real now as he wants to become a regular starter again.

[Matt Hughes] Leeds, Leicester and Burnley write to Everton's future owners 777 Partners to tell them they will sue the club for £300m if they are found guilty of breaking Premier League spending rules to escape relegation

Bayern are unbeaten in their last 17 away fixtures in the group stage of the Champions League (tied with Barcelona). Should Bayern avoid defeat in Copenhagen tonight, they would set a new competition record.

Massimo Franchi, Golden Boy founder: "The fact that Bayern got Jamal Musiala from Chelsea almost for free was incredibly clever. An incredible loss for the Londoners. It's like the Louvre losing the Mona Lisa."

[Sky Sports] The audio of the conversations between the match officials during Liverpool - Tottenham VAR controversy WILL be released

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More angles of Djurgården's spectacular King Kong-tifo

Chelsea players presented their manager Emma Hayes with a ‘Papa 82’ framed shirt after their victory against Tottenham, following the passing of her father earlier this week at the age of 82 An incredible gesture

[McDonnell] People close to Erik Ten Hag have a suggested he's worried by the mental fragility of some of his Manchester United players and their ability to handle adversity, particularly when things go wrong on the pitch.

[Paul Joyce] Liverpool are to appeal against the red card given to Curtis Jones at Tottenham Hotspur

Howard Webb under pressure to stop letting referees work abroad after Liverpool goal farce

VAR’s failings threaten to plunge Premier League into mire of dark conspiracies.What happened at Spurs on Saturday only further erodes trust in referees in this country, which could badly damage the game.

As expected, #LFC have been fined by the FA for the number of cards they received against Spurs. It's an automatic fine, so no charge and no statement from the FA.

[Tottenham Hotspur] We are disgusted at the racist messages directed towards Destiny Udogie on social media following Saturday’s game against Liverpool.

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