the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
Latest posts:
Team Slovakia celebrating the win against Poland with some folk music
Kasper Hjulmand "Corona allows you to postpone a match for 48 hours. A cardiac arrest obviously does not. That, I think, is wrong".
[Danish FA] A message from Christian Eriksen
Prediction: Finland vs. Russia
Tactics Tuesday (instead of Thursday, one week only)
Daily Discussion
[article in Danish] Eriksen to his team mates on Facetime-call today: "How are you? I think you are feeling worse than I am. I feel like I have to go to the training session right now."
[DBU] Update regarding Christian Eriksen.
[Mattias Karén] Denmark’s team doctor Morten Boesen has confirmed Christian Eriksen suffered cardiac arrest and that ”he was gone” before he was resuscitated. Boesen says ”we got him back after one defib. That’s quite fast. ... How close were we? I don't know.”
[BBC] Luka Modric says England have an "unfair advantage" at Euro 2020 because all three of their Group D games are at Wembley Stadium.
[Siavoush Fallahi] Inter CEO Marotta: "Eriksen hasn't had COVID and he hasn't been vaccinated" all the idiots talking about this being an effect of the vaccine can shut up
Son: Chris, stay strong, I love you.
England [1] - 0 Croatia - Raheem Sterling 57' [UEFA Euro 2020]
Prediction: Scotland vs Czech Republic
Sunday Support
Daily Discussion
[Martijn Krabbendam] An aerial message for Frank De Boer: ‘Frank, just play 4-3-3!’
[Rob Harris] Luka Modric on England: "That arrogance is not so much related to the players but the people around them, some of the journalists and commentators."
[Emma Saunders] - A plane is circulating the England training pitch with the message "Most #CRO goals come down left"
Kylian Mbappé on 3 interviews he'd like to read in France Football: "Gigi (Buffon) because I would like to know what he is going to do next; Messi, because he does not speak much, so we would discover things. Mason Mount, he is a super player but we don't yet know much about him."