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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

Daily Discussion

Monday Moan

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.

[Calcio e Finanza] Fagioli at the FIGC Prosecutor's Office: 'Tonali made me download the betting app'

[Fabrizio Romano] Dani Carvajal on Gavi's fifth goal for Spain despite being just 19: "Sometimes we should remember that Gavi is 19 years old... and he's starter for Barça and Spain". "There’s little more to say. He’s a gem".

[Juventusnews24] Juventus director Giuntoli:"Flop signings? When you get a player it's like a girlfriend. You think she's the one, you take her to dinner but then you realise along the way, when you bring her home, that she's no good, that she doesn't cook, doesn't wash, doesn't iron'."

[COPE] The appeal committee reduces Nacho’s red card. He can now play in el clasico.

Fallon d'Floor nominee Christian Pulisic vs Germany

Balotelli responds to Ibrahimović with a photo of him holding the Champions League trophy.

Daily Discussion

Monday Moan

Ref Watch's Dermot Gallagher: 'It has to be a red card for Kovacic'

[Alex Crook]: Bukayo Saka set to report for #ENG duty today despite Mikel Arteta telling talkSPORT yesterday he is not fit to play. Will be assessed by the FA's own medical team. Understand Raheem Sterling is not expecting to be called up as a replacement if and when Saka withdraws.

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