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

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[Loic Tanzi] Ousmane Dembélé is not in the squad to face Arsenal due to disciplinary reason. Luis Enrique and the Frenchman had a heated argument after the Rennes match which the manager did not appreciate.

"From the bottom of my heart, thank you for everything, my Grizou" Didier Deschamps

[Fran Martínez] Real Madrid is the FIRST team since the introduction of VAR to surpass 60 incidents where they would have benefited if the technology had not existed.

[Dale Johnson] VAR Review: Bruno Fernandes red card should have been reviewed and given a yellow. Fernandes did not lead with, or make any contact with his studs, and there was low force. It was a glancing blow with the outside of his boot.

Diego Simeone: “I told Courtois to stay calm. We don’t need those people in the stands. But be careful with those of us who play the victim. You can see when Courtois provokes the crowd and laughs.”

[Gallagher] "If you want players yellow carded for that we're going to have a lot of players sat in the stands this season"

[Matteo] Antoine Griezmann retires from the French national team.

José Mourinho got booked for putting a laptop in front of the tv cameras, showing a ‘wrong’ call by the referee

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Arsenal 2 - [2] Leicester City - James Justin 63‎'‎ great goal

Newcastle penalty appeal vs Man City 62'

OTD 20 years ago, Wayne Rooney scored a hat-trick on his Manchester United and Champions League debut at just 18 years of age.

Brentford [1] - 0 West Ham - Bryan Mbeumo 1'

Chelsea [4] - 2 Brighton - Cole Palmer 41‎'‎

Ederson backheel vs Newcastle and followed by Pep's "reaction" 9'

[OptaJoe] 4 - Cole Palmer is the first player in Premier League history to score four goals before half-time in a single match.

Chelsea [3] - 1 Brighton - Cole Palmer 31‎'‎ hat-trick Freekick

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