the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past week
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10 years later, Looking back at how r/soccer reacted to Leicester City's historic season as it happened, GW 26: Arsenal 2-1 Leicester City
Ivan Toney on the possibility of getting into the WC squad: “Maybe [I could bring an advantage due to the heat]. There are great players in the squad and some top English strikers, so I guess everyone will have an opportunity, but you can say I'm a bit more used to it than others.”
Referee La Penna faces a 1 month suspension, following Kalulu's red card in Inter-Juventus. La Penna also received death threats directed towards him and his family on social media, which he reported to the Postal Police
Official: Oleksandr Zinchenko has been ruled out for the remainder of the season. New Ajax signing got injured 6 minutes into his starting debut for the club this weekend
José Mourinho on Real Madrid: “We know what we did to the kings of the Champions League… they are wounded. And a wounded king is dangerous”.
Real Madrid have achieved its 3rd best La Liga points tally after 24 games/matchdays in its entire club history after the win against Real Sociedad.
Horrendous tackle on Neymar on his first game back after 2 months out injured.
The Premier League and English Football League will resume their procedures for Ramadan, with matches pausing briefly to allow Muslim players to break their fast.
Monday Moan
Daily Discussion
Erling Haaland: No excuses — I’ve not been good enough this year
Pochettino on Harry Kane's breakthrough: "We were so lucky. Because the club made an offer for Welbeck at Manchester United but Giroud got injured and Arsenal made another offer, a bigger offer, and Welbeck signed for Arsenal. Because we didn't bring Welbeck meant there was space for Harry Kane"
[AS/X] Santi Cazorla explodes against LaLiga: “The reality is that LaLiga is light years away from the Premier League in every way.”
[TNT] Andreas Pereira damaging the penalty spot before Depay’s penalty miss.
Pascal Kaiser, the German referee who proposed to his partner at the Cologne stadium, was assaulted at his home.
Pep on the red card: "We won the game and now Szoboszlai cannot play. I know he pulled him, but there are many pulls in a game where the referee says, 'Play on, play on’.” "In this country, in this league, it's always been like that. So, give a goal, 3-1, Szoboszlai can play and we are happy”
Alternate angle of Kvicha Kvaratskhelia’s first time strike against Marseille.
[BBC] Joe Hart explains why Dominik Szoboszlai’s free-kick is “an absolute work of art”
Monday Moan
[Boussalem] The towel controversy has resurfaced once again in Morocco. The goalkeeper of the Congolese club Maniema Union had his towel stolen by members of the Wydad Casablanca staff.