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Kalvin Phillips: "After the World Cup was probably the toughest, when Pep came out and said I was overweight."

West Ham 0 - [6] Arsenal - Declan Rice 66'

West Ham United 0 - [4] Arsenal - Leandro Trossard 45‎+‎2‎'‎

Randal Kolo Muani: "I’ll always be the guy who missed the 1-on-1 in the World Cup final." "That’s for life. Even when my career’s over, people will still talk to me about it. Of course, I’m still disgusted by that miss."

West Ham United fans leaving the stadium before HT against Arsenal

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[MARCA] Real Madrid have used 18 different defensive combinations this season.

Pat wood with miss of the season against central coast mariners (great miss)

Parte médico de Rüdiger: After the tests carried out today to our player Antonio Rüdiger by the Medical Services of Real Madrid, he has been diagnosed with a muscle injury in the vastus lateralis of the left thigh.

[Fabrizio Romano] Pochettino: "The problem at Chelsea is not that the players are so young. The problem is that the team is young". "With 16 or 17 players that have arrived new from the beginning of the season, you need time to build a team".

Manchester City [1] - 0 Everton - Erling Haaland 71‎'‎

Harry Redknapp's view on one of the problems in academy football today.

Manchester City [2] - 0 Everton - Erling Haaland 85‎'‎

Carlo Ancelotti on Girona putting a banner in Madrid that said 'when CV is not everything': "I think they have money because renting such a space in Madrid is not cheap."

Match Thread: Jordan vs Qatar | AFC Asian Cup

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After corruption scandals involving his predecessor Michel Platini, current UEFA president Aleksander Čeferin introduced term limits in 2016, stating that you can only serve three terms as president. Eight years later, he now wants to get rid of that rule so he can stay in power and do four terms.

Lionel Messi: outcry in China and Hong Kong after star returns from injury in time for Japan match | Guardian

The number of English players starting in the Premier League is now at its lowest level in the past decade