the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
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Barcelona announces that it has obtained 1C license and first and second tiers on the northern side of Spotify Camp Nou will be opened starting against Sevilla on Sunday, March 15. Thus an increase from 45,401 spectators currently to approximately 62,000 spectators.
[CNN] Five players from the Iran Women's National Team have been granted humanitarian visas by the Australian government. The whereabouts of two other women who left the team hotel are unknown. Australian PM Anthony Albanese says they're "willing to provide assistance to other women in the team"
[Sky Sports] Sheffield Wednesday look set to start life in League One next season with a 15-point deduction, because none of the bidders currently trying to buy the club is prepared to pay £15m to the outgoing owner, Dejphon Chansiri.
Another racist incident against an asian player as Willem II fans make racist gestures towards FC Den Bosch player Wang Bohao
Joey Barton arrested on suspicion of attacking man near Liverpool golf club
Declan Rice on set-pieces: “Every team changes the way they play and defend against us, so it’s on us to find ways to score. It comes from us, the way we set up and then everyone talks about it and then everyone does it – so it’s confusing! But they’re not doing it to the level that we do it.”
"I would be happier to be a "f*ggot" than to be those who insult me": Borja Iglesias, the striker who fights for every cause.
Change My View
Daily Discussion
Xavi: "Leo Messi back to Barcelona was a done deal after that World Cup won by Argentina. It was done.We also had La Liga's green light and Messi wanted to return but Laporta stopped the signing. Laporta told me Messi was gonna go against him and he couldn't allow that".
Brawl breaks out between Cruzeiro and Atletico Mineiro players.
An Atletico Mineiro staff member asked players to stop fighting, then immediately kicked a player on the ground
Alternate angles of Antoine Griezmann's backheel assist against Real Sociedad
Goalkeeper Tomas Koubek clears the ball into someone’s house in the match between Bohemians vs Slovan Liberec.
[Tyers, Telegraph] The question is: How long will we have to tolerate the United mob dominating the sports news agenda with their squabbling and score-settling? There seems to be no escape, either in the papers or on social media.
Hulk's punch on Lucas Romero - Cruzeiro vs Atletico Mineiro
Brazilian derby ends with 23 red cards
Monday Moan
Daily Discussion
[BBC Sport] Omar Marmoush's 50% of his Manchester City goals have come against Newcastle United. He has scored 7 goals against them in 5 games