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After visiting the Referee Review Area, referee Stuart Attwell has overturned a decision to give a red card to Hakim Ziyech for violent conduct

Tottenham [1] - 0 Chelsea - Oliver Skipp great strike 46'

Daily Discussion

Sunday Support

[DAZN España] “There is no place for hate in football or sport.” DAZN hangs a banner of Modrić hugging Savić that says “Madrid loves Madrid” on the same bridge from which Atléti Ultras hung an effigy of Vinicius before the last Madrid derby.

[OptaJoe] 20 - Fulham have picked up 20 points in the Premier League since the World Cup in December, with only Manchester United accruing more in that time (23). Impressive.

Ten years ago today, Tom Carroll made THIS assist against West Ham for Bale's tap-in to win the game

The Europa League All-time table

[Simon Collings] Statement from Arsenal: “Alex Zinchenko is our captain today, as a mark of respect and love on the first anniversary of the conflict in Ukraine.”

Gamba Osaka 1-[1] Sagan Tosu - Ryonosuke Kabayama (great solo goal) '64

[Ben Jacobs] Andrea Agnelli on ESL & threat of the EPL: "Only the Premier League is growing and growing and is already a glorified Super League. They raise €4bn a year, Spain about half, Germany €1.5bn and the Netherlands €100m. English dominance threatens European football."

Newcastle fans drive past a Sunderland bus on their way down to London

Daily Discussion

Non-PL Daily Discussion

Bruno smashes the ball into De Jong

[Football Daily] “It’s our fault, not Haaland. He has been impressive all season. It depends on us, not him”

Manchester United [2] - 1 Barcelona [4-3 on agg.] - Antony 73'

[Everton FC] Pickford Signs New Long-Term Everton Contract, 4.5 years.

[Simon Stone] Erik ten Hag calls @NUFC an 'annoying team'. Says their 'effective time' is the lowest in PL. "They are quite successful at it."

ECL Round of 16 draw