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Scenes yesterday in the away end as 20 000 HSV supporters travel to Düsseldorf in the 2. Bundesliga

Mexican League - Referee hits a player on purpose with his knee

The battle between Wrexham and Notts County for the one automatic promotion place and, in turn, the National League (English fifth tier) title really is quite something. One of these two will miss out on top spot and it would be almost unthinkable for them to lose in the play-offs.

[Tuttosport] Szczesny: "Future in tv? With respect, no, not really. A friend of mine who now plays in Saudi Arabia once told me that it is important to stay in football to earn enough to not end up on TV after retirement."

Uli Hoeneß: "Julian Nagelsmann should not have gone on a skiing holiday after the defeat in Leverkusen. If he had stayed in Munich, they would have met him and spoken to him Monday or Tuesday. And who knows what would have happened then"

Real Madrid [4] - 0 Valladolid - Karim Benzema 36' Hattrick

[Official] Leicester City Football Club has reached a mutual agreement with Brendan Rodgers that will see him leave the Club after four years as our Men’s First Team Manager.

Daily Discussion

Sunday Support

Napoli ultras will remain silent in the match against Milan protesting ticket prices: “Fewer ultras and more families at the stadium, but which families? Seeing the prices, only the rich ones"

Cody Gakpo Fallon D'Floor contender [Manchester City - Liverpool]

Manchester City [3] - 1 Liverpool - Ilkay Gundogan 53'

Manchester City [2] - 1 Liverpool - Kevin De Bruyne 46'

Manchester City [1] - 1 Liverpool - Julian Alvarez 27'

Manchester City [4] - 1 Liverpool - Jack Grealish 74'

Manchester City 0 - [1] Liverpool - Mohamed Salah 16'

Pep Guardiola celebrating in front of Tsimikas

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Announcement: A new era of r/soccer

[Premier League] Mikel Arteta is the Manager of the Month for March