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Best assist providers before turning 18: 🇪🇸 Yamal – 32 (in 104 matches) 🇧🇷 Pelé – 31 (in 80 matches) 🇦🇷 Maradona – 23 (in 95 matches) No matter how strong the Brazilian league was in Pelé’s time (was it really?), or how competitive the Argentine championship was in Maradona’s era, they didn’t compete against the best in the world like Yamal does today.

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Krasnodar has never won a trophy in its history — the club was founded in 2008. Take a look at Krasnodar’s infrastructure, stadiums, and academy — we have one of the best academies in Europe :)

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🏆 70 years - Newcastle 🏆 51 years - Bologna 🏆 31 years - Harry Kane 🏆 FOREVER - Crystal Palace 🏆 17 years - Tottenham It’s been a great season — if only FC Krasnodar could win the Russian championship. But everything will be decided in the final round.

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ten years of elite footballing magic ends tonight. the goat epl midfielder. end of an era.

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Arsenal have officially secured a top-three spot in the Premier League (99% chance of finishing second). They’ve qualified for the Champions League for the third consecutive season. Mikel Arteta has firmly established the team among the elite—no caveats. This is serious progress, considering Arsenal hadn’t finished in the top three for seven seasons prior: twice eighth, twice sixth, and three times fifth. Now, the real heat is on. The battle for the remaining three Champions League spots is a proper dogfight. Opta rates the chances as follows: - Man City: 85.51% - Newcastle: 83.34% - Chelsea: 58.30% - Aston Villa: 45.30% - Nottingham Forest: 27.55% And here’s the crucial part—the schedule. Who’s playing who, where, and when: - Man City: Bournemouth (home), Fulham (away) - Newcastle: Everton (home) - Chelsea: Nottingham Forest (away) - Aston Villa: Man United (away) - Nottingham Forest: Chelsea (home) One slip, one sub, one bounce could decide it all.

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❗Viral photos of Leicester’s Vardy and McAteer are blowing up online: September 13, 2015 – ball boy Kasey demands a penalty after Vardy goes down in the opponent’s box. May 18, 2025 – midfielder Kasey McAteer celebrates alongside Jamie as he scores his 200th goal in his final match for the Foxes. As you can see, life is the ultimate playwright, screenwriter, director, and more.

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500 games 200 goals Last game

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Jamie Vardy approached today’s match against Ipswich—his final one for Leicester—with this stat line. Can you guess what happened in the 28th minute of Jamie’s 500th game? ⚽️✅

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13 years old – released from Arsenal’s academy. 18 years old – Millwall didn’t offer a professional contract. 22 years old – record-breaking sale from QPR. 26 years old – European Championship runner-up and scorer of the winning goal in the FA Cup with Crystal Palace. Eberechi Eze’s journey? Absolute cinema. Here’s what he said about facing constant rejections: “Of course, you have doubts. You wonder if you’ll get a professional contract, if you’ll become who you hoped to be. It built huge resilience in me. Being released isn’t the best feeling, and you’re not in the best mental state. But you have to be strong, brave. You can’t let setbacks define where you end up in life.”

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This isn’t just Crystal Palace’s first title in their 120-year history—it’s the first trophy ever for half their squad. For 35-year-old Joel Ward, 30-year-olds Hughes and Lerma, for Mateta, Eze, Doucoure, Mitchell, Lacroix, Guehi, Wharton. Feel the sheer joy, the raw emotion, the bursting of an energy dam. What would this cup have meant for City? A slight redemption for the season, a nice send-off for De Bruyne. But for Palace? They’re now heading to Europe for the first time ever. Glasner cracks cups open. He won the Europa League with Eintracht Frankfurt while finishing 11th in the Bundesliga. Now, he’s got the FA Cup with Palace—while sitting 12th in the Premier League.

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❗🇳🇱 | In an away match against Groningen, Ajax’s substitute goalkeeper refused to give the ball to a local ball boy. The visitors were leading 2:1 and shamelessly time-wasting to secure the win. Cue Hollywood drama. Groningen equalizes in the 99th minute, Ajax drops two points and the top spot in the league, and the ball boy hands the keeper the ball he so desperately needed just minutes earlier. The fan’s middle finger at the end of the clip? Says more than a thousand words.

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Vincenzo Italiano’s first trophy—ever! As a player, he was average, grinding through most of his career in Serie B. He once said of himself: “Nature gave me… only willpower and a fiery spirit.” Same story in coaching. Italiano never got a free pass. He started in Serie D, Italy’s fourth tier, and climbed every step. He promoted four different teams to a higher league. Took Fiorentina to two European finals—lost both. But Italiano doesn’t give a damn, stubborn as hell, just like his teams. And now—his first trophy. Beating Milan in the Coppa Italia final? Way bigger than some Conference League trinket, if you ask me.

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I also can change that 😁😁🤣🤣

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Liverpool fans are giving Arsenal a proper roasting. Ødegaard’s getting stick for his camera celebration last season (Arsenal beat Liverpool 3-1). And Mikel Arteta? They’ve painted him as the bridesmaid who’ll never be the bride.

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PSxG (Post-Shot Expected Goals) save stats: This model evaluates the quality and danger of each shot and the likelihood of saving it. Numbers next to keepers show the difference between saves made and goals conceded, based on shot difficulty: 1) Sommer: Saved +5.1 goals in UCL, -0.1 in Serie A (+5 overall) 2) Alisson: +3.6 in UCL, +1.1 in EPL (+4.7) 3) Raya: +5.2 in UCL, -0.8 in EPL (+4.4) 4) Courtois: +2.4 in UCL, +1.9 in La Liga (+4.3) 5) Emiliano Martínez: +4.6 in UCL, -0.8 in EPL (+3.8) 6) Szczęsny: +1.6 in UCL, +0.4 in La Liga (+2) 7) Ederson: -3.4 in UCL, +3.8 in EPL (+0.4) 8) Donnarumma: +2.3 in UCL, -2.8 in Ligue 1 (-0.5) Add Sommer’s footwork, command at crosses, and consistency. Scratch Donnarumma from that lousy Ballon d’Or list and put the deserving Swiss in.

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Arteta 🤣🤣🤣

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2013: Francesco Acerbi is diagnosed with cancer but doesn’t retire, beats the disease, and returns to football. 2025: Francesco Acerbi drags Inter to extra time in the Champions League semifinal against Barça, where the Italians secure their spot in the final. Never stop believing and dreaming. And may God bless the Champions League.

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Nonno fantastico!

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