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Ballon d'Or winners if Messi & Ronaldo didn't exist

Napoli manager Luciano Spalletti brings two roses to the press conference to honour killed Iranian protesters - "They are for Mahsa Amini and Hadis Najafi."

Arsenal [2] - 1 Tottenham - Gabriel Jesus 49'

Liverpool 0 - [2] Brighton - Leandro Trossard 18'

Thiago Silva handball not given as a red 33”.

Arsenal [3] - 1 Tottenham - Granit Xhaka 67'

Emerson straight red card against Arsenal 62'

Arsenal [1] - 0 Tottenham - Thomas Partey great strike 20'

Non-PL Daily Discussion

Daily Discussion

[Serie A] Kim Min-Jae is the Serie A Player of the Month

[Bild] Christopher Nkunku allegedly finished the medical check with Chelsea just before the deadline day. They met in Frankfurt to make it in a neutral place, Chelsea wants to sign Nkunku next summer when he has a release clause of 60 million.

[Premier League] Erik ten Hag is the Premier League manager of the month for September

[Neil Jones] Klopp: "I see him [Alexander-Arnold] differently. There are stories that he is not a good defender, but that is not true. He is a good defender. He does not always defend good, that is true. But he is a young player. He is 23, and we are working on it."

[Official] Marcus Rashford wins September Premier League Player of the Month

[Zach Lowy] Lionel Messi's private jet made 52 flights from June 1 to August 31, with 30 of them being intercontinental and 14 of them being trans-Atlantic. @lequipe estimates that Messi's plane released as many carbon emissions in 3 months as the avg. French citizen would over a 150 years.

[Neymar Jr] "They talk about democracy and a lot of things, but when someone has a different opinion he is attacked by the very people who talk about democracy. Go figure"

[Henry Winter] Now that Liverpool v Leeds has been moved to 7:45pm on a Saturday, the last train back to Leeds is 20 minutes into the second-half.

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