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

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Dean Henderson getting frustrated with James Ward-Prowse's shooting abilities.

FIFA soon to legalize 16+ year old players to be transfered to Europe. This is bound to financially ruin South American teams who depend on European transfers. Once again FIFA proves that it gives absolutely no shit for the sport outside of Europe.

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Scotland [2]-2 Austria: John McGinn 85' (great goal)

[The Guardian]Norwegian clubs and players have taken a stand for migrant workers in Qatar. But who is prepared to follow them?

USA 1-0 Jamaica: Dest goal

Rio Ferdinand on Van De Beek's time at Man Utd: "I feel for him. I don't care who you are - if you're playing the odd two minutes here and there, three minutes here and there, you cannot perform. I don't care what level of player you are."

[Real Sociedad] OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION | Xabi Alonso renews until 2022

German players lined-up in letters spelling out the words 'Human Rights' before the game vs Iceland.

[Football Daily] Jose Mourinho on his critics: "I don't think anybody is going to discuss rocket science with the guys from NASA, but everyone around the world thinks they can discuss football with one of the most important managers in the game."

Thierry Henry: "Hi Guys. From tomorrow morning I will be removing myself from social media until the people in power are able to regulate their platforms with the same vigour and ferocity that they currently do when you infringe copyright...

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France [1] - 0 Ukraine - Antoine Griezmann great strike 19'

FIFA spokesperson in response to Norway's protest: "FIFA believes in freedom of speech, and that the power of football can lead to positive changes. FIFA won't take any disciplinary action against Norway"

[Ben Wells] 'Human rights, on & off the pitch' is Norway's apparent stance vs. the Qatar World Cup

[W-LEAGUE] Rhali Dobson is retiring to support her partner through his cancer battle. Tonight, he proposed after her last game - which she also scored in.

[Sky Sports News] Sheffield United owner Prince Abdullah has revealed Chris Wilder 𝘁𝘄𝗶𝗰𝗲 offered to resign as manager and requested a £4m severance fee to do so.

Brazil announces historic decision: teams can only have two coaches per year, and coaches can only coach two teams per year