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[Romano] Juventus are on the verge of sacking head coach Igor Tudor after recent poor results. The club has decided to change with formal steps to follow on new manager soon

Vinícius to the referee about Pedri: “He is not the captain, does not have the right to protest or I can protest too”

Real Madrid consider a disciplinary sanction for Vinicius for his substitute-reaction.

Igor Tudor is no longer Juventus' head coach

Bellingham foul against Pedri

Daily Discussion

Monday Moan

Liverpool have lost 4 consecutive games for the first time since November 2014

[Movistar] Jose Bordalas (61) on Nyom getting sent off 44 seconds after being subbed in: "Vinicius came up to me and said 'nice sub'"

Allan Nyom straight red card within 1 minute after coming on as a sub

[Sportbladet] Graham Potter is the new Sweden manager

Klopp: "Change always has an impact and change always need time. If [Slot] keeps the exact same team as last season they start playing and have problems [people say] 'we needed change.' It's not working out at the minute. Development needs time. It's all good."

Morocco are U20 World Champions! They beat Argentina 2-0 in the final.

Nighttime celebrations in Rabat, Morocco after becoming U-20 World Champions

Sean Dyche to replace Ange Postecoglou at Nottingham Forest

Monday Moan

Daily Discussion

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard is not expected to return from a knee injury until after the November international break

Nagelsmann sorry if ‘ Long ball ’ Northern Ireland comments seen as disrespectful

Ancelotti "Neymar can play at his highest level in this team without any problems," the Italian told reporters. "When he is in good physical condition, he has the quality to play not only in Brazil but in any team in the world because of his talent."