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

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Cameroon 1 - [3] Serbia - Aleksandar Mitrović 53'

South Korea 2 - [3] Ghana - Mohammed Kudus 68'

Anthony Taylor blows full time whistle before South Korea could take a corner

South Korea [2] - 2 Ghana - Gue-sung Cho 61'

[@FabrizioRomano] André Onana has decided to leave the World Cup with permanent effect and he will not be back, confirmed.

Cameroon [3] - 3 Serbia - Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting 66'

VAR showing that Aboubakar was onside for his goal against Serbia

Cameroon [2] - 3 Serbia - Vincent Aboubakar great goal 63'

[Patrick Ittrich, active DFB referee] I'm looking for the rule basis for Fifa's decision to sanction the wearing of the OneLove bandage with a yellow card. I can't find it. All are instrumentalised. Sad and unbelievable!

Fifa demands Belgium changes away kit for the WC - the word "LOVE" must be removed from the kit.

English fans on the hunt for beer in Qatar, ended up in one of the Sheikh's palace, cuddling with a lion cub.

England [3] - 0 Iran - R.Sterling 45'

England [2] - 0 Iran - Bukayo Saka 43’

[Nizaar Kinsella] England and the other six (Belgium, Dutch, Swiss, Germany, Denmark, Wales) release joint statement saying they will no longer risk wearing the 'One Love' armbands after threats of sporting sanctions for captains. They are frustrated FIFA ignored their written request to wear it.

[Daragahi] Iranian players refuse to sing the national anthem.

[NEXTA] Budweiser will give the winning country all the beer prepared for the QatarWorldCup2022 worth of €75 million. It is also expected that the company will sue FIFA for breach of contract

Alex Scott wearing the One Love armband on BBC1

[Kaveh Solhekol] Erik Ten Hag and Manchester United players are extremely disappointed with the manner and timing of Cristiano Ronaldo's interview. Club only found out about the interview as they were preparing to fly back from London this evening after the Fulham game.

[Piers Uncensored] Cristiano Ronaldo tells Piers Morgan he feels like he's being forced out of Manchester United in an explosive interview.

[The Cultural Tutor] Why have so many football team badges been simplified into corporate logos?