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

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[James Pearce] Klopp: "The whole situation shouldn't have happened. A lot of emotion, anger in that moment - that's why I celebrated the way I did, the no foul on Mo was directly in front of my eyes. I should have just been happy when we scored but unfortunately I was angry."

[Lynch] Jurgen Klopp facing the prospect of an extended touchline ban for his comments on referee Paul Tierney. Not his first clash with officials this season and FA expected to take a dim view.

Desperate children because Napoli drew 1-1 against Salernitana and did not clinch Serie A this Sunday.

Havertz: 'We had a relatively calm start to the season. Then everything that could have gone wrong went wrong. Tuchel was sacked out of nowhere. Sacking a manager you were successful with had an impact on the team.'

Unrest at PSG: Messi skips training session to go to Saudi Arabia in his role of ambassador of the country, despite not getting permission from the club

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Change My View

Jürgen Klopp serious injury vs. Tottenham 90+4'

[Fabrizio Romano] RB Leipzig coach Marco Rose confirms the departure of Christopher Nkunku after this season: "That goal (against Hoffenheim) should give him a boost for the next few weeks - for his last few weeks with us...".

Real Madrid UCL runs from 2004 to 2010

[Cortegana] Ancelotti: “We have good news with Modrić. He may be ready for the game on Saturday.”

[OptaJoe] Callum Wilson has scored eight Premier League goals this April, now the most by a player in a single calendar month for Newcastle in the competition, surpassing Alan Shearer's best of seven in September 1999. Soaring.

[John Percy] Leeds board considering whether to sack Javi Gracia

Telegraph: James Maddison to be sold this summer regardless of Leicester's fate

[David Ornstein] Charlie Patino set to leave Arsenal permanently this summer. 19yo wants regular 1st team action; unlikely for now + prefers not to exit #AFC on loan again. Club receptive & ready to help facilitate, as interest builds from UK/abroad

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Monday Moan

Manchester United [1] - 0 Aston Villat - Bruno Fernandes goal 39'

Fulham [1] - 1 Manchester City - Carlos Vinicius goal 15'

[TalkSport] Ex-Arsenal player Martin Keown: "I thought Dennis Bergkamp and Therry Henry was one hell of a partnership for Arsenal back in the day. But in Kevin De Bruyne and Erling Haaland, I think maybe it’s gone to another level."