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Ruben Amorim on why Man United are 13th: "If I knew, I would solve all the problems of this club. Even this (leak)."

Arda Güler poured water on Ancelotti's seat while he was celebrating a goal.

Premier League Table since November 1

[The Athletic] Bruno Fernandes was so taken aback [that free travel and accommodation was not on offer for staff for the FA Cup final], he went to executives and offered to pay for all the usual extras out of his own pocket. His proposal was rejected.

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"All I Want For Christmas Is..." - Christmas Eve wishes, from /r/soccer

Stefan Ortega goal-line save vs Aston Villa - 2'

The goal which gave Stoke City their, to-date, only major trophy. It was scored by George Eastham, who died today, against Chelsea in the League Cup final in 1972.

Post Match Thread: Aston Villa 2-1 Manchester City | English Premier League

Bayern fans brought out a message yesterday against RB Leipzig

[OptaJoe] 9 - Manchester City have lost 9 of their last 12 games in all competitions (W1 D2). The last time other selected clubs had a run of 9 defeats in 12 games:

Aston Villa [1] - 0 Manchester City - Jhon Duran 16‎'‎

Aston Villa [2] - 0 Manchester City - Morgan Rogers 65‎'‎

Pep Guardiola reacts to going down 1-0 vs Aston Villa

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Non-PL Daily Discussion

Fraser Forster unorthodox save vs Man United 82’

Ruben Dias: Manchester City defender ruled out for 'three or four weeks'

Tottenham Hotspur [4] - 2 Manchester United - Son Heung-min 88'

Slot: "It's every time a joy to watch [Spurs]. Not all [teams] beat Man City in the manner that we did and Tottenham did, which was completely deserved, dominated the whole game. It's great work Ange is doing over there"