the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
Latest posts:
Declan Rice turning and smiling towards the chelsea fans who were taunting him during the corner
[CBS] Alternate angles for Conceição‘s great goal for Juventus.
After scoring a free kick, Messi asks an Orlando coach if he wants an autograph
[Sky] Yaya Touré on Arsenal vs Chelsea: "First half was okay... I feel a bit disappointed because we want to see a flourishing game. Passing, attacking and scoring chances. Three goals from set-pieces, a bit strange for a derby! A really important win for Arsenal but as a fan, I want to see more."
Kylian Mbappé is not happy with Real Madrid's medical team for how they have managed his knee issue for 3 months now. The player has now traveled to France to work on his recovery.
Slot:"I watch an Eredivisie match and I see fouls on goalkeepers being given, here you can almost hit a goalkeeper in the face... My football heart doesn't like it, I think about the Barça team 15 years ago.Every Sunday you'd hope they would play. Most of the PL games, are not a joy to watch for me"
Monday Moan
Daily Discussion
Rangers 1 - 0 Celtic - Youssef Chermiti 8'
Manchester Utd 0 - [1] Crystal Palace - Maxence Lacroix 4'
Fulham [1] - 0 Tottenham Hotspur - Harry Wilson 7'
Harry Wilson (Fulham) goal VAR check for a possible foul. Goal stands 8'
Dan Burn trying to pick up an injured Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
Fulham [2] - 0 Tottenham Hotspur - Alex Iwobi 34' great goal
Ronaldinho after retirement
Cardiff City’s centre-back Dylan Lawlor with a great solo goal vs Doncaster.
Showoff Sunday
Daily Discussion
Zidane’s tribute to Thierry Gilardi: "In 2006, when what happened in the final happened and he said: ‘Zinedine. Not that, Zinedine, not that, Zinedine. Oh no, not that, not today, not now, not after everything you've done.’” “He was spot on.”
Wolverhampton Wanderers' 2-0 victory over Aston Villa tonight means that Derby County's record-low Premier League points total of 11 points will stand for another season