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

Latest posts:

Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola: "In the first two, three games we were done and now it looks like Liverpool (who are third after three consecutive losses) are done"

Ruben Amorim: "You asked me about top four in the last press conference. I dont want to change everytime with the difference of just 20 centimetres. If Gakpo shoots 20 centimetres here, the narrative's completely different. So I want to maintain some calm, not change so much because we win one game"

[Sky] Slot: "I've looked when we had a few days off at how many long balls we have had to defend. 178 and seven games and then United came and we had to defend 59 long balls"

Meunier "When I was at BVB, I could've signed for Man United. I didn't have an agent. The coach there at the time clearly directed me to work with his agent, which I refused. There's a lot of money involved, and even coaches work with agents specifically to be able to place players and get paid."

Reading's win over Northampton on Tuesday had the exact same scoreline and the exact same goalscorer in the same minute as when the sides met in March 2024

Sheffield Wednesday file for administration

Denmark to ban gambling commercials 10 minutes before and after matches

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Free Talk Friday

[whoscored.com] Champions league team of the week

[Kicker] Eintracht Frankfurt included Diogo Jota as a special sub on the team sheet displayed on the video cube before the game vs Liverpool last night

Referee wastes no time at the VAR screen when checking red card in Chelsea vs Ajax match

Vinicius Jr enters the list of the top-3 highest assister in Champions League in the history of Real Madrid football club.

Gyökeres thrown to the floor

Research reveals racist chants on rise in Israeli football – with Maccabi Tel Aviv the worst offenders

Dutch commentry never fails

[Talk Sport] Mohamed Salah appears to delete Liverpool references from social media after being benched

The "In Case You Missed It" Thread

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NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani hits out at World Cup ticket pricing: “I don’t think a stable future for soccer can be built upon the denial of working-class fans being able to watch the game themselves.”