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

Latest posts:

[gazzetta] A man (42yo) died after falling from a height of 20m during his attempt of climbing Stadio Maradona to enter without ticket for Napoli vs Milan.

Man City fans chants at Old Trafford

The Lyon bus after being attacked by Marseille fans.

[Ben Jacobs] FIFA's Disciplinary Committee has banned Luis Rubiales from all football-related activities at national and international levels for three years.

Danny Drinkwater has announced his retirement

[AD] Ten Hag: "We will never play the football we played at Ajax here"

[Aurelien Tchouameni responding to claims saying Gavi injured him by stepping on his foot] It's not Gavi's fault. I got injured at the end of the First Half.

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[VI] Van der Vaart: "at this moment, Ajax have to think as a relegation candidate"

Man City vow to ban fans responsible for 'offensive' Sir Bobby Charlton chants during Premier League game against Brighton

Internacional fan struggles to count to 7

Annecy 1 - [1] Amiens - Andy Carroll 39' (great goal)

Coritiba's "interesting" goal kick strategy

[TNT Sports] Aston Villa have scored 31 goals and conceded 5 in their 11 consecutive home wins.

On this day 10 years ago, Zlatan scores this goal in the CL

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Romeo Lavia will be out until next month after suffering ankle injury setback... and Chelsea’s £58m man may not make his Blues debut until December

Immobile might leave Lazio for Saudi Arabia in January. He refused two stong offers in the summer, but he's reconsidering. He's making 4mil/year gross, the Saudi offers were 35mil net on two years.