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

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Bengal Governor pushes away Suni Chhetri while posing for a trophy

Last time Juve, Inter, Milan and Roma lost on the same matchday was in 1955

Mbappe refuses to participate in the photoshoot with the French national team. after the federation refused to "modify the agreement" of the image rights of the players. Mbappé’s frustration is representing betting and fast food companies which he feels uncomfortable doing

Monday Moan

Daily Discussion

[Gabriel Magalhaes] Nice kick about with the boys

Monza [1] - 0 Juventus - C.Gytkjaer 74'

Brentford 0 - [1] Arsenal - William Saliba 17'

[Patrick Berger] Marco Reus will be out for three weeks. His World Cup campaign is not in danger of being jeopardized

Brentford 0 - [2] Arsenal - Gabriel Jesus 27'

[Orbinho] Ethan Nwaneri becomes the youngest ever player to play for Arsenal and the youngest ever in the Premier League.

Celtic fans chanting 'if you hate the Royal Family clap your hands' before their game with St Mirren

Brentford 0 - [3] Arsenal - Fabio Vieira great goal 49'

Sunday Support

Daily Discussion

[MARCA] Diego Simeone on the Vinícius controversy: “We live in a society in which we are all involved. We are people and this is the society we have.”

Wolves 0 - [3] Manchester City - Phil Foden 69'

Guardiola: "We didn't sign Grealish for goals & assists. It's how he contributes without the ball and how he produces for others. Started really well and then stopped because of problems in the ankle. More than happy with what he is doing. It’s now just matter time for him to get back the momentum."

Wolves 0 - [1] Manchester City - Jack Grealish 1'

[OptaJoe] 100 - Erling Haaland has scored 100 goals in his last 99 games in all competitions since leaving RB Salzburg in January 2020. Unrelenting.