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

Roy Hodgson: Sir Alex Ferguson would call me a ‘fool’ for managing again

[Maximilian Koch] Tuchel on his departure from Chelsea FC : "It was a shock. I felt it already in the morning when I went to training. We thought we would stay longer and build something. It still hurts. Chelsea was like a family to me."

[MenInBlazers] HUMANLY INCREDIBLE MOMENT Chelsea’s goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger beat thyroid cancer for a second time last year. Today, she saved two penalties against defending UWCL champions Lyon to send her team to the semi finals of the competition.

[Premier League] Bukayo Saka is the Player of the Month for March

[Fabrizio Romano] Barça vice president Rafa Yuste: “We’ve been in contact with Leo Messi’s camp. Leo knows how much we appreciate him and I’d love for him to come back” “For sure Messi loves Barça and the city, so we hope to find the right conditions to continue his history here”.

French Football Federation says no to breaks during matches for Ramadan

[Luis Enrique] With the proceeds of streaming on Twitch before and during the Qatar 2022 WC, Luis Enrique has made a donation of 30,000€ to a foundation dealing with Child Cancer.

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