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

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After defender’s violent outburst in the final of the Copa del Rey: Rüdiger gets reprimanded by German football federation, no further sanctions at this time

Yesterday, Lecce was forced to play their match against Atalanta after their physiotherapist died on Thursday while they were on a team retreat. I took some time to translate their powerful message before the game.

Rasmus Hojlund's goal yesterday was his 10th shot on target in the Premier League this season. He has fired just 25 shots across 29 league appearances.

On this day 15 years ago, Inter Milan eliminated Barcelona and secured their place in the UEFA Champions League final."

Lothar Matthäus on Rudiger's Violent Outburst: “He went crazy, he was no longer in control. He's a German international, he should be an example. Yesterday he forgot all that. If he walks away with a four-week suspension, he can be satisfied. I expect a massive ban. Besides, he was on probation.”

Pedri: “Since Rodri won the Ballon d’Or, it has become clear that a player who controls the midfield and dictates the tempo of the game can win this award.”

Wojciech Szczęsny on Instagram after Copa del Rey final: "People warned me about life after retirement from football… I don’t think it’s that bad. Goodnight!"

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Osasuna and Barca both dont agree with the RFEF scheduling their game for March 27th and have/will file an appeal against the decision

Inigo Martínez has a knee issue and will miss the Nations league games with Spain. Dean Huijsen called up to replace him

Bryan Zaragoza successfully performs a Bottle Flip after getting subbed out vs Getafe

Atletico Madrid 2 - [3] Barcelona - Lamine Yamal 90+2'

[Highlight] Alternate angle of messi's goal

A Spurs fan confronts Ange Postecoglou after yesterday's defeat to Fulham

Bruno Guimarães in tears "It’s one of the best days of my life; they deserve it. For them this is like the World Cup. People who’ve died, people who’ve grown up and they’ve not seen Newcastle as Champions. Some day when I leave this club I want the fans to sing my name the way they do to Shearer."

Germany 125 year anniversary kit reveal!

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Liverpool FC and Adidas have agreed a new multi-year partnership that will see the sportswear giant once again become the club's official kit partner from 1st August 2025