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David de Gea save against Wolves 90+4'

Manchester City [1] - 0 Everton - Erling Haaland 24'

[Rich Fay] Marcus Rashford confirms he was dropped because he overslept and missed a team meeting

Marcus Rashford disallowed goal against Wolves 85'

Lahoz producing 15 cards in his return to La Liga following his match refereeing Holland vs Argentina

[Laurie Whitwell] Erik Ten Hag says Marcus Rashford is on the bench because of “internal disciplinary”.

[The Athletic] rates the Premier League's "Big Six" £20m+ signings since summer 2019

Wolves 0 - [1] Manchester United - Marcus Rashford 76'

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[Premier League] In tribute to Pele, Premier League clubs will remember his contribution to football during Matchweek 18 (Dec 30-Jan 1) by holding a minute’s applause prior to kick-offs. Players and match officials will wear black armbands.

[ FC Barcelona ] Robert Lewandowski will be able to play tomorrow against Espanyol after the Central Contentious Court of Madrid has granted a precautionary measure to the sanction imposed by the TAD

Pelé, Brazil’s mighty king of ‘beautiful game,’ has died

Klopp: "Many similarities between Darwin Núñez and Robert Lewandowski"

[Official] Brighton appoint Enock Mwepu as an academy coach after he head to retire at 24 due to a heart condition.

Brazil has declared three days of mourning for Pelé. The Christ the Redeemer was lit in Brazil’s colours as a tribute to him.

Pelé proved that he could do it on a Tuesday night in Stoke when he scored twice past Gordon Banks at the Potters' Victoria Ground in an exhibition match on 23rd September 1969. Pelé netted the first and last goals in a 3-2 victory for Santos during their 15-day tour of England.

Morata suddenly recovers after realising Atletico scored and then being told by teammates that it was actually him who scored