the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day
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Robin Gosens on Thomas Mueller joking about his sub
Daily Discussion
Sunday Support
Joachim Loew: Ronaldo can do more than just move Coca Cola bottles.
[RMC Sport] Antoine Griezmann: "My contract with Barcelona runs until June 2024 and after that I think it will be the right time to go to the United States. I love this country, this culture, the NBA and the desire for discovery guides me, but I also have a family to move."
[Richard Jolly]So far in Euro 2020, North Macedonia's Aleksandar Trajkovski has had as many shots on target as England, despite being substituted in his first game and a substitute in his second.
Post-Match Thread: Hungary 1-1 France [UEFA Euro 20, Round 2]
Hungary 1 - [1] France - A. Griezmann 66' [UEFA Euro 2020]
[Andros Townsend] regarding UEFA's threat to move the semi-final and final away from if the ViPs are not able to watch the game with less covid restrictions: ‘Football is for the fans’ remember that line from UEFA a few months back
Danish fans reacting to the 1st goal against Belgium
Hungary [1] - 0 France - A. Fiola 45+2' [UEFA Euro 2020]
World Football Thread
Daily Discussion
Prediction: Croatia vs Czech Republic
Dubravka save vs Isak 71’ [UEFA EURO 2020]
Prediction: England vs. Scotland
[Kristof Terreur] Kevin De Bruyne on his facial injury: "I still don't feel anything on the left side, like after a visit to the dentist. My nerve is very badly affected, which could take up to 6 months. It's not a comfortable feeling, but the most important thing is that I can play."
[David Ornstein] Tottenham have decided against appointing Gennaro Gattuso to their vacant managerial position. Conversations were held with the 43yo after his surprise Fiorentina exit but he will not be getting the Spurs job. Search continues
Matthijs de Ligt: “Today we had to play long balls quite often, as an Ajax player it just feels weird having to do that all the time.” Interviewer: “You play for Juventus.” de Ligt: “Yeah, as an ex-Ajax player.”
[Tobi Altschäffl] Mats Hummels explains to @BILD_Sport how his son Ludwig (3.5 years old) reacted to his own goal: „Fortunately, he doesn't yet know what an own goal is. He thinks: the ball in the net is always right. I was told that he was cheering. I will probably have to teach him that.“