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Arsenal vs Man City - Points Won in Final 12 Games; 2021-25.

Lone black Benfica fan applauding refs decision to initiate UEFA's anti-racism protocol.

Ange Postecoglou tells the story of playing Man Utd 26 years ago in the World Club Championship in Brazil with his semi-pro club: "When some Man Utd players refused to give their shirt to my players, Roy Keane made them give it. The impression that made on my players was unbelievable."

Martinelli putting “2-1” score up to the Wolves fans

Former German footballer Christoph Kramer turns 35 today. Over his entire career, he won exactly one trophy: the World Cup

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Inter 1 - 1 Juventus - Kalulu 2nd Yellow Card 42'

[DAZN France] Gift Orban gets a straight red card vs Parma.

[Craig Hope] At Newcastle, Paul Mitchell addressed the club’s youth recruitment team and declared that Peter Beardsley would never be a footballer in the modern game. Beardsley’s son was one of the scouts present at the meeting.

A wild seagull spotted in the Brighton Away End at Anfield.

Refereeing expert/former official Cesari on Kalulu’s red: “It is a huge mistake. The second yellow card is non-existent. There is no contact between Bastoni and Kalulu, there is clear distance between the players. The referee’s error also saves Bastoni from a second yellow card for simulation”

Bastoni's dive vs Juventus becomes a controversy. Former Prime Minister Letta weighs in and says he shouldn't be called up for the National Team

[Alternate Angle] Hulk Smash vs Itabirito.

[Bundesliga] Harry Kane needs 16 goals in the next 12 games to make history.

[SportyNetBrasil] Palermo score 10 seconds into a Serie B match vs Spezia with a perfect set-piece from kick-off.

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Brentford striker Igor Thiago has signed a new long-term contract. The 24-year-old has penned a deal which extends his stay until the summer of 2031, with a club option of a further year.

Arteta on being 9 points clear down to 4: “That's an 'if', 'if', 'if' and if we would have lost in Newcastle, we were eight points behind Liverpool in October. So if, if, there's a lot of 'ifs' for ten months in this competition.”

[Athletic] Arsenal got ‘Arsenaled’. Brentford gave Mikel Arteta’s side their own dose of set-piece hell

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