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

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Cho Gue-sung had to turn his phone off because he was getting too many marriage proposals. At the start of the #FIFAWorldCup he had around 20,000 Instagram followers. At the time of writing, he has 1.6 million.

Netherlands [1] - 0 USA - Memphis Depay 10'

[Folha] Pelé is no longer responding to chemotherapy and now begins palliative care

Match Thread: Netherlands vs United States | FIFA World Cup

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 - Knockout Stage Hub

Ghana 0 - [1] Uruguay - Giorgian De Arrascaeta 26'

South Korea 0 - [1] Portugal - Ricardo Horta 5'

Leaked message from Giorgio Chiellini sent to the Juventus group chat, discussing the agreement to secretly pay players salaries.

[Daily Star] Van der Vaart dubs Niklas Sule the 'Germany Harry Maguire' in brutal put down

[Antonio Rüdiger on Instagram] Simply a huge disappointment ... ! We had planned so much and in the end we disappointed ourselves the most - for this we should not look for excuses but question ourselves. It will take some time for me to digest this....

Sergio Rochet penalty save against Ghana 21'

[LaVanguardia] Luis Enrique: "We were eliminated for 3 minutes? I had no idea, I would have had a heart attack"

Ivan Rakitić after Croatia - Belgium game yesterday: “Let’s go Lukaku! We have to pay him a month of vacation in Split. Let’s go!”

Match Thread: Ghana vs Uruguay | FIFA World Cup

Match Thread: South Korea vs Portugal | FIFA World Cup

Poland advancing into RO 16 is the worst thing that could happen for Polish NT.

A Saudi and a Mexican fan after the Match

Since his Man United sacking Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has 're-watched ALL 168 games he was manager', has learned to sail back home in Norway and now wants to get back in the dugout

Canada 0 - [1] Morocco - Hakim Ziyech 3'

Declan Rice: “For the last 2-3 years, I've been playing consistently well for club and I want to keep pushing. I see my friends who play in the Champions League, winning the big trophies. You only get one career and at the end of your career you want to look at what you've won."