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How the 2021-22 Premier League, Primeira Liga, Bundesliga, Championship, La Liga, Serie A, Eredivisie and Ligue 1 tables could change this gameweek
Achraf Hakimi: "Real Madrid is the club of my childhood, it is thanks to the one that I am here today. I was there for more than twelve years, I am very grateful to this club. For the moment, I have not had the opportunity to succeed there, you never know what the future will be like."
EU opposes biennial World Cup
[PriceOfFootball] Mel Morris refused to talk to or take calls from Wayne Rooney so Rooney had to borrow the club doctor’s phone to pretend to be someone else to get Morris to answer #DCFC https://t.co/pfjKZgYIYI?amp=1
The Juventus fan who racially abused AC Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan: "I acted like an idiot. I had, however, had a little too much to drink, too much beer. I was out of it. Hearing myself again, I don't recognize myself. I was irresponsible and made a huge mistake."
Rob Green shows off his freakishly deformed pinky, a casualty of a 21 year career as a goalkeeper
[Samuel Luckhurst] Solskjaer on United not getting penalties: 'There was a certain manager last year who was starting to worry about us getting pens and after that it seems like the decisions are more difficult to give.'
[Jamie Carragher] Arsenal and Spurs have lost 'big six' status - now their managers must prove they can win it back.
Free Talk Friday
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Just found my grandad’s ticket for the England vs Rest of the World game that was played in the old Wembley in 1953
[Sport] Barcelona tried to sign Ferran Torres in the summer, but never came close. The La Liga club 'studied formulas to defer payments' due to economic problems. Barca were met with a 'resounding no' from Pep Guardiola.
[Simon Stone] Wayne Rooney on not walking away from Derby County: "I am committed to this football club. I grew up on a council estate in Liverpool. I know how tough life can be. What kind of person would I be if I went and laid on a beach for a few weeks."
Mbappé trying to chip the ball in Metz goal instead of giving it back after a Metz player injury.
Suárez new record: His goal against Getafe at the 78th minute. This was the only minute (of the reglamentary 90) where "El Pistolero" hadn't scored yet in his whole career. He now has scored at least one goal at every minute from 1' till 90+7'.
No more betting firms to sponsor front of football shirts
PSG's Neymar fumes after Lyon's Lucas Paqueta booked for rainbow flick
[Marten de Roon] I bet Messi never has to deal with this
Tactics Thursday
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