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Al-Ittihad fans threw hundreds of yellow and black flags on the field during their game against Al-Ahli. Everyone took a water break except N'Golo Kante who stayed on the pitch and cleaned them all up.

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For the first time, the Ballon d'Or winner is not known in advance. There was no interview with the winner, no photo session in his living room with the award, no promises made to the clubs invited to attend. Potential winners will be left in the dark about their fate.

Hansi Flick on his style of play with Barcelona.

[Football on TNT Sports] Gareth Southgate is one of the bookies' favourites to become the next permanent manager of Man United. He would become the club’s first English manager in 38 years.

Aerial view of Barcelona's second goal with buildup

Ruud van Nistelrooy will be Man United interim manager.

L’Equipe gives Mason Greenwood a 1/10 rating

[Moretto] Vinicius will not travel to Paris. Rodri is the main candidate to win the Ballon D’or.

Erik ten Hag sacked as Manchester United manager

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Center-circle screamer from AC Horsens' Emil Frederiksen in the Danish 1. Division.

Top female footballers urge Fifa to end deal with Saudi ‘nightmare sponsor’

[Dale Johnson] VAR Review: The differences between William Saliba's challenge that resulted in a DOGSO red card and Tosin Adarabioyo's challenge that resulted in a yellow card.

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Gary O'Neil "There’s no chance that referees are purposely against Wolves, but Man City scoring a last-minute winner is a bigger thing than Wolves scoring a last-minute goal against West Ham. So maybe there’s something subconscious that you are more likely to give it to City than Wolves."

Football fans do not want Mike Dean’s instant and incorrect VAR views

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