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[Laurie Whitwell]Ten Hag on Antony: "He can use his right, he has to do it more. He can also go outside. But he is so good on the inside. Arjen Robben, they say he has only one trick but that one trick was so brilliant no one can stop it. Of course, if you can go both ways you have more variations."

Teams that have beaten Man City the most in Premier Leaguehistory - Transfermarkt

[Relevo] Fede Valverde's punishment for punching Alex Baena will range from 4 to 12 games and will be decided in around 6 weeks (Which means he will probably be available in the Copa del Rey final)

[Standard] The trip to Manchester City looks like it will come too soon for Saliba. Arsenal are hoping to see him back in training soon after suffering a back injury against Sporting CP a month ago.

Feyenoord ultras have been invited by Napoli ultras to help them against Milan

Todd Boehly gave rallying dressing-room team talk about Chelsea’s ‘embarrassing’ position

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Aston Villa [1] - 0 Newcastle - Jacob Ramsey 11'

Chelsea 1 - [1] Brighton - Danny Welbeck 42'

RB Leipzig [3]-1 Augsburg - Timo Werner great goal 35'

F.C. Tokyo [1] - 1 Cerezo Osaka - Ryoma Watanabe 68' (great volley)

Aston Villa [2] - 0 Newcastle - Ollie Watkins 64'

Aston Villa [3] - 0 Newcastle - Ollie Watkins 83'

Chelsea 1 - [2] Brighton - Julio Enciso great goal 70'

[US Soccer Reform] 88% of soccer fans in the U.S. want to see promotion and relegation in the USA

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Bayern coach Tuchel on Mané's dressing room attack on Sané: "I'm the first to defend him. I've known him for so long, I know his environment, I know him exclusively as a top professional. He has never, never, never been guilty of anything. Everybody has the right to make a mistake"

Manchester United 2 - [2] Sevilla - Harry Maguire own-goal 90+2'