the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
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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.
[Cabine Desportiva] FIFA opens disciplinary proceedings against the Argentine Federation for events against the Netherlands
Perišić running and carrying Modrić on backs while celebrating
[Manuel Neuer] broke his leg while skiing on holiday and underwent surgery. His season is over.
Match Thread: Morocco vs Portugal | FIFA World Cup
[Il Romanista] Arsenal have an agreement to sign Evan Ndicka on a free in the summer
[geglobo] Fernando Santos: "I know many of the Moroccan players, mainly because some of them play in Greece, in clubs I follow. I also remember the 2018 game" None of the Moroccan players play in Greece and only 3 of them were in the 2018 squad.
[Ben Jacobs] Fernando Santos elaborates on dropping Ronaldo & says it's time to move on. "I spoke to him after lunch on the day of the game & invited him into my office. [He] was not happy about it since he's always been a starting player. He told me, 'Do you really think it's a good idea?'
CR7 on Instagram, "A group too united to be broken by external forces", after being accused of threatening to leave the World Cup due to his benching vs. Switzerland
[Khaled Beydoun] Morocco star Hakim Zayech has never taken a single dollar while playing for his country (since 2015). He donates it all to team staff and poor families in his native Morocco.
[Mesut Özil] I really don't get where this constant negativity from the press about Cristiano comes from ... The Media is just trying to get clicks, and pundits who don't have a career anymore just want to get attention with his big name and try to make him look bad...