the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
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Ruben Amorim: "Kobbie needs to fight for his job. Its not a bad thing to be on the bench of Manchester United at 20 years. I remember Ronaldo was on the bench, Rooney sometimes, Veron was not playing. I remember all this history, and the sky didn't fall. Let's try to avoid this nonsense and noise"
[LÉquipe] In Turkey’s second division, Boluspor players protested unpaid wages by refusing to play during the opening minute. Opponents Pendikspor showed sportsmanship by not scoring.
The 8-year-old Georgie lost his father and grandmother, and his mother was diagnosed with stage 4 blood cancer. Jack Grealish surprised him at school and invited him to be a mascot at Everton's game against Arsenal to lift his spirits.
Announcement: Christmas 2025 on /r/soccer
Daily Discussion
Newcastle 2 - [2] Chelsea - João Pedro 66'
[Kerala Super League Final India] Gomes Alvarez Asier's shorts got accidentally pulled down during the celebration of the only goal scored as Kannur Warriors defeat Thrissur Magic to win Kerala title
Newcastle [2] - 0 Chelsea - N. Woltemade 20'
Newcastle 2 - [1] Chelsea - R. James 49'
Africa Cup of Nations to be held every four years from 2028
After Adeyemi was substituted off against Gladbach, he tried to go straight to the locker room but sporting director Sebastian Kehl stopped him. Kehl after the match: "His substitution was completely justified. He didn't play well. He will receive a fine for that.”
On this day, 5 years ago (December 20, 2020), Rafael Leão scored the fastest goal across Europe’s top five leagues after just 6 seconds.
Flick: Raphinha's exclusion in FIFA The Best XI? "The best lineup in FIFA is a joke. He was the top scorer in the Champions League. This is unreasonable. And the most important thing is his impact. It's a joke seriously. I can't believe he's not there. After that season, he deserved it 100%."
Daily Discussion
Non-PL Daily Discussion
Sir Alex Ferguson: It could be a decade before Manchester United win the title
Indian footballer Sandesh Jhinghan about the Messi's GOAT tour in Instagram
McTominay "It’s just too easy to say ‘Oh they left Man United and now they’re doing well.’ Obviously, when players go away and play more games, they’re going to have an increase in confidence rather than playing less at United. But when you're at United, you have to earn those minutes like Bruno."
Alternative angle for Oussama Tannane's own half goal in the final of the FIFA arab cup
Morocco's Oussama Tannane scores from his own half in his country's 3-2 win over Jordan in the FIFA Arab Cup final