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Salah "I once asked Wenger about the difference between good and great players. He told me: 'The great players, it doesn't matter how he performs in the game. He always stays focused and waits for the moment'. And I put that into consideration. If you stay focused, maybe you will have one chance."

An emotional Steve Parish ranting about the foul on Mateta

Challenge on Mateta by Millwall keeper Roberts.

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Amateur footballer requires life saving surgery after being elbowed in the neck

Neymar reveals that before signing with Barcelona, Guardiola invited him to Bayern Munich: ''If you don't score at least 60 goals a year, I'll quit [Bayern]''

West Ham midfielder Tomas Soucek has revealed he did not use his trademark celebration against Leicester out of respect to their opponent's late owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha.

[Beanyman Sports] Pep Guardiola on Javier Tebas’ comments on Manchester City suspect financial irregularities: “Next question?” Does it get tiring..."Next"

Neymar reveals that he "taught" Messi how to take a penalty.

[Sayed Nabawy] Antony reveals he almost replaced Salah at Liverpool: "It's true... I was very close to signing for Liverpool, but nobody knows what would have happened."

Antony: "The most pressure I felt was when I lived in the slums of Brazil"

Julian Alvarez on why he left Man City: "Something inside me told me that I needed a different challenge, to look for something new... In the CL final; I didn't get in. In the semi-final I didn't play much, and I would have liked to play in those kinds of games"

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Alternate angle of the Endrick's goal against Real Sociedad from his outside foot shot.

Fallon d'Floor nominee: Dara O'Shea - Ipswich Town VS Manchester United

Salah pass to Díaz 71’

Real Sociedad fan making monkey gestures towards Vinícius Júnior

[Times] Premier League matches have been nearly two minutes shorter this season than last year after instructions to referees to be less strict on stoppage time. Yellow cards for time-wasting are also down nearly 20% this season.