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

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[Premier League] Thomas Tuchel is March’s Manager of the Month

[ESPN]McTominay:When we played against Messi in 2019,Chris elbowed him.He thought it was me.I asked S.Romero to get Messi's shirt.He came back and said 'he thinks you were the one that elbowed him'.I said tell him It wasn't me and make sure that I get that Shirt because that's going in my Bedroom.

Free Talk Friday

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[RMC Sport] Mbappé: The constant criticism in France is tiring, especially when you play for a club in your country and give everything for your national team too. It's different for players who play abroad. It will ofcourse be a factor in the decision for my future here along with other factors.

Timo Werner miss against North Macedonia 80'

McKennie, Dybala and Arthur have been found partying at home with other friends violating the Covid protocols

Yeovil Town captain Lee Collins has passed away

Germany 1 - [2] North Macedonia - Eljif Elmas 85'

[OFFICIAL] Sergio Ramos is injured. He is out for a month

[SPORT] Mino Raiola & Haaland's father are in Barcelona.

What if each of the 16 states of Germany had it's own NT, and which one of them could reasonably beat North Macedonia - an unscientific analysis.

Announcement: r/soccer is going legal

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Alparslan Öztürk’s wholesome reaction to being called up for Turkish National Team

[OC] Exclusiveness of the UEFA Champions League

Spain will face today a country that their Government doesn't recognize: Kosovo

[The Athletic] Premier league fans who believe their club is well run.

Toni Kroos criticizes 2022 World Cup host Qatar: "The guest workers have to work non-stop at 50 degrees (120 Fahrenheit), they suffer from lack of food, lack of drinking water, which is insane with these temperatures."

Press secretary insists that the Spanish media say the name of Kosovo's national team