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Tifo before Marseille Liverpool

Hansi Flick's reaction to Pedri's injury.

[LeParisien] Lucas Chevalier no longer unanimous in the goalkeeper hierarchy. Luis Enrique did everything to maintain his status by protecting him, unfortunately too many performances of no return have revived the Safonov conundrum which can no longer be ignored. The equation has changed.

FC Schalke 04 sign Edin Džeko

[Pete O'Rourke] Wrexham submit bid of £19m for Angers striker Sidiki Cherif. Would be a Championship record signing

Three Club Brugge supporters arrested and jailed for five days in Kazakhstan for wearing Borat outfits

Cristian Zavala paneka penalty miss and “injury”

The "In Case You Missed It" Thread

Daily Discussion

Jude Bellingham on whistles last weekend: "The fans pay the money and work all week to save up to come to a Real Madrid game, so they are entitled to say what they want. We need to deliver performances like tonight for the fans and for ourselves if we want to be successful this season."

[Romano] Jean-Philippe Mateta and his camp have informed Crystal Palace about desire to leave the club. Following talks with Aston Villa and Juventus, Mateta hopes for January move with decision now in Palace hands. Negotiations remain ongoing.

Rodri first and second yellow card vs Bodoe/Glimt

[Independent] How Trump’s Greenland obsession could spark a World Cup boycott

Lucas Hernandez and his wife have been accused of human trafficking and hidden labour. A Colombian family is accusing the couple of making them work from September 2024 to November 2025 without any legal framework and with extremely long working hours.

The second coming of Loris Karius, eight years on from his Liverpool nightmare in Kiev.

[Sky Sports] Premier League CB partnerships with the most clean sheets since 2000

Manchester City captains have chipped in nearly £10,000 to cover the cost of tickets for all 374 fans who went out to watch them in Bodo. Hundreds of Blues travelled to the Arctic Circle for the Champions League game but witnessed a limp performance and a shock 3-1 defeat.

Daily Discussion

[Le Parisien] Hervé Renard on Brahim Diaz’s panenka penalty: "You have the right to miss a penalty, but in such a case, I am categorical that I have no sympathy." "It's a lack of respect for an entire country and an entire people seeking a success for 50 years."

[Ornstein] Oscar Bobb is expected to be sold by Man City this month, with the possibility of developments this week amid interest from the Premier League, Germany and Portugal. It is likely to take an offer of around £30M for a deal to be done.