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Solskjær cannot continue to survive on goodwill and fond memories

Leverkusen 0-5 Bayern Munich: Serge Gnabrey 37'

Bayer Leverkusen 0 - [1] Bayern München - Robert Lewandowski nice goal 4’

Chelsea may have to reverse their decision to send 20-year-old Scotland midfielder Billy Gilmour out on loan to Norwich City after Canaries manager Daniel Farke said "we are not here to develop players for other clubs"

[Ajax Life] Ajax has tracked down 25 people who tried to resell their ticket for Ajax - Dortmund for large profits. Ajax will block their season ticket, give them a €450 fine and give them an 18 month stadium ban. They will also report them to the KNVB to make sure they get a nationwide stadium ban

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Watford 0 - [2] Liverpool - Roberto Firmino 37'

[OptaJoe] 100 - Sadio Mané has become the third African player to reach 100 goals in the Premier League, after Didier Drogba and Mohamed Salah. Centurions.

[Football Daily] Pep Guardiola (on how he dealt with being left out of the squad): “Look, I was an exceptional player. I was never on the bench. I was always playing, so I can not answer this question. I was so good, you are so young you don't remember."

Watford 0 - [5] Liverpool - Roberto Firmino hat-trick 90+1'

Watford 0 - [1] Liverpool - Sadio Mané 8'

Leicester [1] - 1 Manchester United - Youri Tielemans great goal 31'

Leicester City 0-(1) Manchester United - Greenwood 19'

Watford 0 - [4] Liverpool - Mohamed Salah great goal 54'

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[Matteo Moretto] Ousmane Dembélé. One of the two most expensive signings in Barça's history can leave for free next year. The club would save the salary. Today it is a real possibility because there is NO agreement with your representative on the renewal 🇫🇷

Bartomeu: "Yes, we received a 150m euros bid for Ansu Fati from a Premier League club in 2020. But we refused because we wanted to preserve the sporting structure of the club."

Chelsea, Brighton, Norwich City and Manchester City are the only Premier League clubs to have accepted an invitation to work with the police to try to stop online racism.