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

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Erik Pieters Red Card reversed by VAR

Pepe miss vs Burnley 81'

Zlatan to return to the Swedish national team (Swedish source)

Burnley 0 - [1] Arsenal - Aubameyang 6'

Steven Gerrard arriving at Ibrox

[GOAL] Jurgen Klopp: "If a player wants to leave because we don't have CL then I don't want him. It's the same if a player doesn't want to come here because we don't play CL next year. I know that we have loyalty of the players. I know them well enough for that not to happen"

[Highlight] Erik Pieters potential handball vs. Arsenal (no penalty called after VAR check)

Burnley [1] - 1 Arsenal - Chris Wood 39'

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[Matt_Law] Chelsea and Spurs are ready to join Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp in stopping their players meeting up with their international teams this month.

Bayern extend contract with Musiala until 2026.

[James Pearce] Klopp says Kabak is a fitness doubt for Sunday with "a little problem"

[Ole Gunnar Solskjaer] on David de Gea: "Best feeling you can have to become a dad. I will give him the time he needs before he comes back. He wanted to go and be there, so not even a decision to make. There is a human being in there. I don’t know when he will be back but it won’t be long."

Marek Hamsik is said to have agreed to join swedish side IFK Göteborg.

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Napoli captain Lorenzo Insigne was furious after the 3-3 draw against Sassuolo, as he kicked the billboard and screamed: ‘What a s*** team’.

Funny FC Slavia Karlovy Vary (3rd division) corner kick strategy against SK Slavia Prague (national champion) in Czech national cup.

Jordi Alba’s volley hits the crossbar 67’ (Barça vs Sevilla)