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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

Daily Discussion

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

"Instead of LewanGOALski, our team now has Leon SCOREtzka," - Thomas Müller. About his jokes "They are deliberately chosen that way. If I can only make two out of ten people laugh - and three others because it was so weak that you have to laugh about it, then that's ok too! "

[The Athletic] Which PL fans are happiest with their manager?

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Post-Match Thread: Mongolia 0-14 Japan [WC Qualification Asia, Round 8]

City to bid emotional farewell to Club legend Sergio Aguero this summer

Zbigniew Boniek, Polish FA president: "I do not know if Poles will kneel before the game with England. I am personally absolutely against such actions. This is populism because it doesn't let to anything. Footballers will kneel, and if you ask why they were kneeling, some of them wouldn't even know"