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

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[James Pearce] Gini Wijnaldum is a machine. This is his 11th successive start for club and country over the past five weeks. No breather for him. He's absolutely relentless.

Pumas were thrashed 4-0 in the Liga MX Apertura semi-final first leg by Cruz Azul. They've just made it 4-0 in the last minute of the second leg

VAR Reverses Wolves PK Vs Liverpool

[Chris Wheatley] Kane could have seriously injured Gabriel here. How does he get away with doing this every game? It's so dangerous.

Tottenham [2] - 0 Arsenal - Harry Kane 45+1'

Arteta urging a clearly injured Thomas Partey to get back on the field, only for Partey to pull up injured again

Liverpool [2] - 0 Wolves - Wijnaldum 58' (Nice Goal)

Tottenham [1] - 0 Arsenal - Heung-min Son 23'

The first r/soccer Charity Drive, Part 2 - You Choose!

Daily Discussion

Eden Hazard is having a hard time but Real Madrid will support him, says Zinedine Zidane

Post-Match Thread: Leicester City 1-2 Fulham [Premier League, Round 10]

[SkySportsStatto] WestHam have won 3 consecutive PL games for the first time under David Moyes (includes both his spells in charge which total a combined 56 league games)

Ederson: "I don't practice free-kicks, it's very hard, only penalties. We have good free-kick tackers in the team. I'm the best at taking penalties but he [Guardiola] never lets me take one [laughs]"

[SkySportsStatto] Aston Villa are the 20th and final PL team to concede an away goal in the competition this season.

Leicester 0 - [1] Fulham - Ademola Lookman 30'

Barcelona president candidate Joan Laporta propose the slogan "You'll Never Walk Alone" as the new slogan for La Masia

Hazard again out with a muscle injury

Willem van Hanegem on Jürgen Klopp: "You can recognize Liverpool isn't doing so well by the behavior of their manager. Normally, after a victory, he would be all over the pitch to tell opponents that they'd done so well. You really had to lay on the floor in the back of the bus to avoid him"

[AFC Ajax] Ajax asked fans to design a match day poster for todays match vs Liverpool. Today they've shot a vid in the Rijksmuseums 'gallery of honor' with the best ones.