the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
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Senegal showing off their AFCON trophy before their game against Peru
Kit clash for USA-Belgium
Eden Hazard completed a 167km cycling event in Mallorca and celebrated with a beer.
Wayne Rooney recreates his bicycle kick against Man City on TV show a league of their own
/r/soccer Meta Thread - March 2026: the World Cup, highlights clips, content providers, and more
Daily Discussion
It now emerges that Ugarte apparently was shown ZERO yellow cards after the ref claims the first yellow wasn't for him and the second was rescinded...
England [1] - 0 Uruguay - Ben White 81'
Ahead of Scotland vs Japan, Kieran Tierney reunites with Shunsuke Nakamura, 20 years after he won Nakamura’s boots in a television contest
Switzerland 3-[4] Germany - Florian Wirtz 85'
Scott McTominay today visited the mural outside Hampden of his overhead kick vs Denmark
Araujo challenge on Phil Foden
Switzerland 2-[3] Germany - Florian Wirtz 61' (Great Goal)
[BBC Sport] Manuel Ugarte was booked earlier on, then received a yellow card a couple of minutes ago for talking back to the referee. But he's still on the pitch. Two yellow cards for Ugarte, but no red.
Free Talk Friday
Daily Discussion
The UEFA Path B Final will be: SWEDEN vs. POLAND. The winning team will earn a slot at the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Ukraine 0-[3] Sweden - Gyökeres 73' (Pen) hattrick
Brazilian children exchange elbows before Brazil vs. France match.
Uli Hoeneß says Olise won't be sold, not even for 200 million: "We play this game for our fans. We have 430,000 members, we have many millions of fans around the world, and it does them little good if we have 200 million more in the bank and play worse football every Saturday because of that"