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Arsenal [1] - 0 West Ham - Declan Rice 38'

Martin Ødegaard is the first player in Premier League history to be substituted before half time in three consecutive Premier League starts.

Manchester United [1] - 0 Sunderland - Mason Mount 8'

Manchester United [2] - 0 Sunderland - Benjamin Šeško 31'

As a 20 year old, Jean-Philippe Mateta was still playing in France’s 3rd division. At 21, he was in France's 2nd division, and moved to Mainz 05. At 23, he joined Crystal Palace. At 28, Mateta finally earns his 1st call-up to the French national team

Juventus coach Tudor ahead of Milan match: "I played with Modric, he has made history for our nation. There will be no one like him, I'm proud of him. Hopefully he sucks tomorrow."

Fun fact: Three of Patrick Kluivert's sons just scored in three consecutive days

Xavi Simons wastes a Tottenham chance by doing a Rabona pass

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Roma awarded penalty. The Penalty had to be retaken twice. Lille goalkeeper Berke Özer saved all 3 attempts

55 years ago today - one of the goals of the decade: Coventry's Willie Carr's 'Donkey Kick' to Ernie Hunt against Everton. That technique was soon banned.

Mikel Arteta on having the highest win rate (58%) of all coaches in Arsenal history: "We haven’t won major trophies. That’s why you have to do what has been done before. The level is not enough, it has to be much more. It is much more difficult, but that’s what we’ll try to focus on doing.”

[The Times] Ange Postecoglou’s job under threat if Nottingham Forest lose to Newcastle

Athletic stands with Palestine. Let's stop the genocide | Athletic Club's Official Website

Lille GK Berke Özer about saving three penalty shots against Roma: "I promised my girlfriend before the game that I wouldn't concede a single goal. She mentioned that it had been an eternity since my last clean sheet."

The underground of the Santiago Bernabéu pitch

Thomas Tuchel is getting asked if they can win the World Cup without Jude Bellingham

Free Talk Friday