r/soccer • u/Mulderre91 • 1h ago
Media The moment amateur side Excelsior '31 knocked Eredivisie team ADO Den Haag out of the KNVB Beker
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r/soccer • u/iron_gxc • 1d ago
Translation of the article:
According to The Paper, China Media Group (CMG), China's state broadcaster, has confirmed that CCTV stopped broadcasting La Liga matches and advertisements involving Kylian Mbappé starting last night, citing what it described as Mbappé's seriously negative conduct concerning China.
The report does not specify how long the suspension will last.
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Schmeichel: "We've had two really really successful periods in our history, by doing exactly the same thing. I'm not talking personnel that there's one strong manager...it was what was being done. Building from within, building within a certain framework or culture, have a certain environment - We (him and Ashley Young) have both been in that environment, we know exactly what its like and what its supposed to be as well. Now, we (Manchester United) don't do that (at present). We have people, who openly, in their playing careers, hated Manchester United. Playing for clubs that were enemies of Manchester United. With very little experience, all of a sudden they're in decision making jobs at Manchester United.
Well I think he's (Jason Wilcox) is one of them. I just dont understand why he's there. I mean when he played for Leeds you know...you're supposed to hate Manchester United. He hated Man United. Well obviously with Blackburn as well that year, they won the Championship that year and beat us to it in the last round (of games). Jim (Ratcliffe) has brought Omar, from Manchester City. Now HE brings Jason Wilcox, he brings the guy who is head of the academy from Manchester City...We're not Manchester City. We're Manchester United. This is why I talk about history and culture, and tradition - there's a certain way of being Manchester United. If you haven't been in there before, you don't know what it is."
r/soccer • u/Sparky-moon • 20h ago
Training is taking place as usual.
MUFC now looking for a response at Stamford Bridge.
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r/soccer • u/Sparky-moon • 21h ago
Respect, harmony, and unity among people of all cultures are fundamental values of Spanish football. Based on these principles, we reaffirm our respect for China, its institutions, and its people, as well as our commitment to the millions of fans who support us every week.
Javier Tebas, president of LALIGA, stated: “I would like to personally apologize to Chinese fans for the offense caused. I have deep respect for China, its institutions, and its people, and I value the trust with which they have supported our soccer for so many years. As president of LALIGA, I take responsibility for working with our clubs and players to strengthen understanding of and respect for different cultures. We want to nurture this relationship through concrete actions, and we will implement specific measures to help ensure that situations like this do not happen again.”
This commitment will take the form of an awareness and communication protocol that we will develop together with the clubs and players. Its implementation will complement the work we are already doing with our partners and institutional counterparts in China to address the situation.
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r/soccer • u/Sparky-moon • 19h ago
China had completely missed this video until Monday, October 26, when it was dug up by the Chinese football-focused website Dongqiudi, which warned that Kylian Mbappé had made offensive remarks about the Chinese people, without actually airing the remarks. In the video, he is asked a question referencing viral memes from the 2026 World Cup showing the French international dressed up as a dictator. “Which meme featuring your face made you laugh the most?” asks Aurélien Tchouaméni. The forward replies: “The one that made me laugh the most was when they posted a video of a guy, I think he’s a Chinese dictator. [...] I use it a lot with my friends online, for PlayStation.”
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2026
r/soccer • u/EmptyVolition242 • 1d ago
Munich is Golden tonight.
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r/soccer • u/SilverMist2025 • 26m ago
For instance, compensation running into the millions of pounds would be due to Newcastle United as per the terms of Howe’s exit. His salary, and that of his usual assistant, Jason Tindall, are not insignificant in the eyes of United.
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