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r/soccer • u/duckwantbread • 20m ago
News American tourist Evan becomes accidental Southend United fan - after getting on the wrong boat in London
echo-news.co.ukr/soccer • u/playerforlife123 • 25m ago
Stats [Sky sports] Chelsea haven't won an away game so far this year in the premier league.
r/soccer • u/According-Gear-8217 • 27m ago
Media Standings Jupiler Pro League after matchweek 2 of the Groupstage play-offs.
galleryr/soccer • u/Blodgharm • 1h ago
News [Alfie House] Ivan Juric has left Southampton following the club's relegation yesterday. New technical director Johannes Spors to lead the process of finding a new manager ahead of the new season
dailyecho.co.ukr/soccer • u/Blodgharm • 1h ago
Official Source [OL] Ernest Nuamah has suffered an ACL rupture ahead of the Manchester United match. OL gives its full support to Ernest and will do everything possible to enable him to return in the best possible conditions
ol.frr/soccer • u/TurnItOffAndOnAgain- • 1h ago
Official Source Opta Analyst Champions League Prediction: Opta’s 2024-25 Knockout Projections
r/soccer • u/rockstershine • 1h ago
Stats [Sky Sports] PL Attacking midfielders comparaison
r/soccer • u/SirSlapBot • 2h ago
Media Vinicius Jr getting boos and whistles in the Santiago Bernabeu stadium by his own team fans in the match against Valencia in La Liga.
Incident occurred after the penalty miss as the fans turned against the player and showed displeasure regarding his play. Vinicius will go on to score the equalizer later in the game before getting subbed out.
r/soccer • u/AutoModerator • 2h ago
🌍🌎 World Football Non-PL Daily Discussion
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r/soccer • u/AugustusFinkNottle • 4h ago
News ‘Lack of class’: Guardiola hits out at United fans’ chant about Foden’s mother
theguardian.comr/soccer • u/TheTelegraph • 5h ago
Opinion Phil Foden looks lost, tormented even, and it’s hard to watch
telegraph.co.ukTelegraph Sport's James Ducker writes:
The second half was only three minutes old when Phil Foden found himself in a familiar position in a Manchester derby.
The Manchester City midfielder has left many an imprint on this fixture in recent years but, presented with an inviting opportunity to put his side ahead eight yards out, he stumbled as he shaped to shoot.
Noussair Mazraoui, in turn, was able to intercept and poke the ball away. Initially, it looked as though the Manchester United defender may have caught Foden from behind. But replays revealed Foden had simply lost his footing and balance and, with it, went City’s best chance of scoring in a game decidedly low on quality, imagination, fire, pace, tempo and a whole lot in between.
Foden’s difficult afternoon would not last much longer. Ten minutes later, the board went up and off City’s disconsolate-looking No 47 trudged.
He has tormented United so often that the home fans seemed to revel in his misfortune, although Pep Guardiola was right to condemn the shameful, classless chants that accompanied his substitution.
There is no love lost between these two neighbours but it was deeply unedifying to hear a member of Foden’s family being subjected to abuse. That the City manager later called it out was to his credit.
There were also some reassuring words from Guardiola about Foden’s form, which he suggested was symptomatic of the team’s wider struggles more than anything else. He also backed Foden to bounce back. Both sentiments were justified.
But there was no denying City were a shadow here of the team that won six of the past seven Premier League titles, just as Foden was a shadow of the midfielder who enjoyed a clean sweep of the individual awards as the competition’s outstanding player last season.
Womens Football Norwegian club Brann win court ruling over fans’ right to sing ‘Uefa mafia’
theguardian.comNews Jorge Bolaño dead at 47 from heart attack during party
infobae.comHe played most famously for Atlético Junior in Colombia, Parma in Italy, and the Colombia national team
r/soccer • u/NorthCoastToast • 6h ago
Opinion Liverpool’s title stumble shows strength of Premier League, not its weakness
theguardian.comr/soccer • u/JetproTC23 • 6h ago
News [MD] Ansu Fati is very affected and disappointed by the situation he's going through. In some training sessions, he was the best in finishing exercises, but then others were featured on Barça's social media channels instead of him. He hasn't played at all since January and has a contract till 2027.
mundodeportivo.comr/soccer • u/FirstRideIsFree • 8h ago
News Slot denies Liverpool complacent after error-strewn Fulham defeat
reuters.comr/soccer • u/TheDeathOfMusic • 8h ago
News Gibraltar Football Leage Club Bruno's Magpies announce merger with academy side Calpe City FC, will change name to Calpe City Magpies from 1 June 2025.
"Club Joint Statement April 2025
FCB Magpies and Calpe City FC are delighted to announce the commencement of a merger from June 1, 2025.
After months of discussions, it has become clear that both clubs have a shared vision - to unite their respective strengthens with a clear pathway to elevate local football under the governance of the Gibraltar Football Association (GFA).
This agreement establishes a five-year strategic and operational plan to ensure the club’s on-going long-term success. Our mission is to build a truly Gibraltarian club, commencing with youth operations and progressing to the first team - providing all players with opportunities to develop, excel, and reach their full potential.
With a strong emphasis on grassroots football, youth development, and education, the club will collaborate with the Gibraltar Institute of Sport (GIS) to enhance key programs and initiatives.
Our commitment includes the development of the futsal squad and the establishment of a women’s programme as a core part of the club’s vision.
Haig Oundjian, President of FCB Magpies, said:
"This is a historic milestone for me and our club. The planned merger with Calpe City FC reflects our shared commitment to developing local football and building a club that truly represents Gibraltar. This partnership will provide the ideal platform for young players to thrive, and we look forward to bringing our vision to life in the coming seasons."
Seamus Byrne, President of Calpe City FC, added:
"We are thrilled to confirm our union with Magpies. Our philosophies and vision are deeply aligned, and together with the GIS, we aim to train and develop our players to become elite athletes. Our commitment to nurturing local talent remains steadfast, and I look forward to working with Haig and the team as we embark on this exciting new chapter.""
Source from Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DIHqXh8tNzA/
r/soccer • u/RubberbandShooter • 9h ago
Stats Brasileirão Série A 2025 standings (Round 2)
r/soccer • u/aromatic-energy656 • 9h ago
Media [BBC] A special Manchester United mascot today in seven-year-old Bobby Moore from Belfast. "Moore is United's first ever wheelchair/powerchair using mascot & was invited by Bruno Fernandes to spend the day at the training ground on Friday & lead the teams out today."
r/soccer • u/Vinciromero • 9h ago