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

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Gregg Berhalter statement about issues with an unnamed USMNT player

Wilton Sampaio could referee World Cup final as Michael Oliver sent home by Fifa

[UOL] Brazil wants Ancelotti, who would be open to accept their offer in June 2023

[VarskySports] Scaloni: "The criticism isn't fair. We know how to lose and we know how to win. We lost against Saudi and we kept quiet. We won Copa América and that image of Messi, Neymar and Paredes was seen. I don't buy that we don't know how to win."

[David Ornstein] Aston Villa is an option that Joao Felix’s agent Jorge Mendes is believed to be pushing. He has a strong relationship with the Villa ownership after doing the deal for Unai Emery to be appointed as manager.

Daily Discussion

Didier Deschamps: “We played a superb England team who are strong technically and physically. It comes down to details and luckily it went our way. Sometimes you need a bit of luck.”

France defeats England and qualifies for the semi-final of the 2022 World Cup

Bono and his son, one of the cutest moments of the World Cup !

Harry Kane penalty miss against France 84'

Another angle of Kylian Mbappe's reaction to Harry Kane's missed pen.

[Nizaar Kinsella] Maguire: "You can only look after the performance. Against Croatia four years ago, we didn’t play well enough to get to the final. I think tonight we lose but we’ve done everything right. Sometimes it is just football that the best team doesn’t win."

Cristiano Ronaldo on Facebook following World Cup exit

Ronaldo's goal contribution per 90, by age (OC)

Daily Discussion

Netherlands [2] - 2 Argentina - Wout Weghorst 90+11'

[Nicolás Castrovillari] Lautaro Martinez approached by 4 Dutch players on his way to take his penalty

Wout Weghorst scoring a familiar looking goal against Bielefeld 2 years ago.

Nicolas Otamendi: “I celebrated in face because there was a one Netherlands player, who at every penalty kick we had, was coming and saying things to one of our players. The picture was taken out of context, and we celebrated in response to it.”

[Russell Lewis] NPR can confirm the death of longtime soccer sportswriter Grant Wahl. He died today in Doha, Qatar while covering the Argentina-Netherlands World Cup quarterfinal. Story to come.