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This Valencia fan was suprised with match tickets on her 90th birthday.
Szczesny on smoking: Don't follow my example
Jude Bellingham getting ready with shoulder straps all over his body since the minor dislocation injury he incurred in 2023 about two years ago.
La Liga form table since Antony joined Real Betis
The Liverpool "drop off" this season
[Cope] Real Madrid are dumbfounded by the tears of De Burgos in the pre match press conference. They have demanded a change of referees to the RFEF for the cup final because they believe that the referees appointed are not neutral.
Copa del Rey referee De Burgos in tears after new Real Madrid TV video: ""When a child goes to school and is told that his father is a thief, that's really fucked up".
Kompany "This is unbelievable, it's the second time this week someone tells me this will be my first title as a coach. I have already won it with Burnley. Yes, it was a promotion, but we were first in the table which means we won the title. But okay, then the parade in Burnley was for nothing."
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Atletico Madrid are working to try to sign Cristian Romero from Tottenham. Opened talks. The centre-back has already given his availability to join Atleti with a contract until 2030.
Pedri first touch vs Mallorca
[Avisa Nordland] Due to their success in Europe, Bodø/Glimt have played an official match every month for 13 months straight. And will reach 22 months straight of official matches without a proper break.
40 years ago today - to tackle hooliganism, Chelsea chairman Ken Bates decided to electrify the Stamford Bridge fences.
When Jose Mourinho became 'the Dark Lord' after missing out on the Barcelona job...
[Mike Keegan] Leeds United are considering sacking Daniel Farke despite their Premier League promotion. Owners are concerned about his previous PL performances with Norwich. No final decision has been made, but other candidates are being examined.
Matheus Nunes "I don't really watch football. I just don't watch football. It's because our daily routine is just full of football. You know, it's the same as if you work in a computer and you're going home, you don’t want to go for the computer."
Gunners for Peace will protest the club's 'Visit Rwanda' sponsorship outside of the stadium before tonight's game against Palace with their 'Visit Tottenham' campaign
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