the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day

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Celtic fans are condemned by Madrid locals for leaving the Plaza Mayor like a 'crime scene' following their 5-1 hammering by Real Madrid - with hundreds of plastic bags, broken bottles and 'organic residue' left behind

Benfica finish top of Group H after that late goal.

[GoalItalia] Allegri after Juventus-PSG: "Let's not become the ones who play well and lose"

[Marca] Zlatan hits out at Mbappe: When you lose discipline you lose your identity; he was wrong not to join Real Madrid.

[Premier League] Best starts for team after 12 matches in Premier league

Luke O'Nien celebrating Amad Diallo's goal v Huddersfield

Team Preview: Costa Rica [2022 World Cup 15/32]

Daily Discussion

Dutch supermarket chain Jumbo pulls World Cup commercial featuring dancing construction workers off the air following criticism of it being in poor taste.

Marseille 1 - [2] Tottenham - Pierre-Emile Højbjerg great strike 90+5'

[OC] Current Premier League Club's Best League Finish Since 2000

Atletico Madrid failed to qualify for the UCL knockout stage last week. Tonight they failed to qualify for the Europa League.

Champions League Group D, as it stood throughout Matchday 6

[SRF] Project Merciless: How Qatar spied on the football world in Switzerland. (With min. 66 Spies (most ex. CIA), over 9 years, with a budget of 400 million dollars)

[L’Équipe via Grenier] Lionel Messi continues to learn French. Sometimes he even interacts with his children in French. Messi does not want to leave Paris Saint-Germain without winning a major trophy, and he is now in discussions concerning a contract extension.

Bayern Munich star Manuel Neuer reveals he had skin cancer on his face and had to undergo surgery THREE times following almost a year of speculation... but Germany keeper will be fit to feature at the World Cup

Team Preview: Spain [2022 World Cup 14/32]

Daily Discussion

[James Pearce] Klopp on whether this is a team in decline: "The judgement for this will be later on in the season. Not 100% fair to judge this team currently. We're missing some top quality with the injuries. We have to go through this. Some highlights, some blows too."

Wales considering changing national team name to Cymru after the World Cup