the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day

Latest posts:

[Colin Millar] Red cards shown this season. Premier League - 20; Bundesliga - 29; Serie A - 40; La Liga - 94. La Liga has had more red cards shown than the Premier League, Bundesliga and Serie A combined (89).

[Tottenham Hotspur] Tottenham Hotspur is delighted to announce a 15-year strategic partnership with @F1 that will bring a brand-new motorsport experience to London. The world’s first in-stadium karting facility and London’s longest indoor electric go kart track will open in Autumn 2023.

Kylian Mbappé asked about a possible arrival in Serie A: "If I come it's only AC Milan"

[AS] Al Khelaïfi investigated for kidnapping and torture

Zlatko Dalić forgoes voting for FIFA awards, saying: "Croatia has earned more respect than this". Full statement in the comments.

[Romano] Emi Martinez on his idols: "Idols? I remember when my mom was cleaning houses 8-9 hours, and also my dad working."

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Change My View

[ManUtd] Manchester United have won the 2022–23 EFL Cup

[The Asian Game] Jurgen Klinsmann named new head coach of South Korea

[Relevo] Lewandowski was injured against Almería and early signs indicate he’ll be out for around 2 weeks.

A pastry shop in Napoli just invented the Osimhen Cake, which is having a big success among Napoli fans.

Open letter to Dan Burn from his Father before the Carabao cup final

r/soccer 2023 Census results: In which country were r/soccer users born?

[Marca] Ligue 1: Mbappé has four months left to exercise the option of one more year of his contract

[Carl Anka] | The second goal of the League Cup Final has been re-awarded back to Marcus Rashford

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Monday Moan

Atlas [2] - 2 América | Brian Lozano '67 (GREAT GOAL)

Atlanta United [2]-1 San Jose Earthquakes - Thiago Almada free kick 90+9'