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

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[La Republica] Since joining Juventus, Ronaldo took 72 free-kicks scoring only 1.

Erling Haaland: "I was pretty pissed off after the game. I had a wrong reaction by throwing the shirt at the guy who asked for it. I apologise for it. I couldn't control myself because I was pissed off"

Robert Lewandowski was decorated today with Commander's Cross (3rd class) of the Order of the Rebirth of Poland (Polonia Restituta) by the president of Poland for outstanding sports achievements and for promoting Poland in the international arena

Xabi Alsonso set to become new Coach of Borussia Mönchengladbach

Monday Moan

Daily Discussion

[JL Sanchez] Eden Hazard is a doubt for the game against Atalanta. He isn't training with his teammates. It's not looking good.

Theo Hernandez instagram story after Milan vs Napoli which was later deleted. The French full-back now risks disciplinary consequences and could be suspended.

Western Sydney Wanderers 1 - [2] Wellington Phoenix - Cam Devlin 32' (great goal)

[US Soccer] Valencia's Yunus Musah declares for the USA.

At this stage of his career, is Harry Kane the greatest ever player to never win a major trophy?

[OFFICIAL] Eden Hazard suffers from a muscular injury

Aiden McGeady’s pass to take out six players & set up the winning goal.

Monday Moan

[James Pearce] Klopp's job is safe and rightly so. It would be ridiculous to even think about a change, regardless of what happens between now and May. He's had a lot to contend with but it's still fair to criticise decisions and question what on earth is going on.

European Golden Boot classification

Fulham's defensive stats in the first 11 games vs the next 17.

On this day in 2011, Barcelona defeated Arsenal 3-1 in the Round of 16 of the Champions League after losing 2-1 in London. The match would be remembered until this day because of the red card received by Robin Van Persie when the match was 1-1.

Kicker "awards" the Schalke v Mainz 0-0 the worst possible rating, for the sixth time in 8783 games overall since they introduced game ratings in 1992. [German, translation in comments]

After 25 Eredivisie games, sc Heerenveen might be the most balanced team that I've ever seen