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Check out how beautifully the Chinese media promoted the 2026 World Cup qualifier between China and Japan. The Samurai won 3-1, but when it comes to promotion, the great Mao can be proud of his sons.

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I was reading debates about the best African footballer and reminiscing about the games of Drogba and Eto'o. I happened to come across a highlight reel of Eto'o's moments, set to a track by one of my favorite rappers. Didier and Samuel far surpass Salah in terms of trophies, while their goal contributions are roughly equal among the three. There’s also a striking statistic showing that Salah hasn’t quite reached their level yet. Eto'o played in 20 finals and scored 13 goals. Drogba appeared in 17 finals and netted 12 goals. Salah, on the other hand, has played in 11 finals but scored only 2 goals. He still has a chance to match Drogba and Eto'o, but for that, he’ll need to stay in European football for at least three more years and maintain his level. More importantly, he’ll need to win at least one more major league title, another Champions League, achieve something with his national team, and make decisive impacts in crucial matches.

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Forget about the monochrome black kit. Wolves have released a golden jersey to commemorate the 70th anniversary of their historic win over Honvéd. The shirt will come in a special branded box, which includes a scarf and some cool memorabilia. Can you picture the faces of the Wolves fans right now?

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Who is the biggest overperformer in the Premier League? Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford. After 11 matches, he has scored 8 goals with an expected 3.88 xG. The difference is 4.18. The top 10 overperformers include: - Liam Delap, Ipswich — 3.60 - Chris Wood, Forest — 3.49 - Matheus Cunha, Wolves — 2.64 - Yoane Wissa, Brentford — 2.53 - Joško Gvardiol, Man City — 2.37 - Dwight McNeil, Everton — 2.32 - Harry Wilson, Fulham — 2.30 - Luis Díaz, Liverpool — 2.20 - Mateo Kovačić, Man City — 2.04 Harry Wilson, by the way, is a special case. He made it into the top 10 thanks to *that* match against Brentford: he recorded 0.25 xG in total but scored twice. In one game, he added a whopping +1.75.

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Dependence on Rodri

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Neymar is done. He played a total of 42 minutes across 2 matches before getting injured again. How many such talented Brazilians have there been?

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Wow, Ajax is bringing back their old-school logo starting next season! In Amsterdam, they’ve ditched trends and minimalism — from 2025, the kit will feature the emblem first introduced way back in 1928. Since 1991, the familiar version with 11 elements has been in use, but now, 33 years later, Ajax is going back to the classics.

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Great graphics from Opta — showcasing players with the biggest impact on their club's scoring. This snapshot is from the Premier League, and Salah is leading the way, contributing to 66.7% of Liverpool's goals (scoring eight himself and providing six assists).

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Top players of the season by goal contributions at the club level 1. Gyökeres – 27 (23 goals + 4 assists) 2. Kane – 26 (17 goals + 9 assists) 3. Marmoush – 24 (14 goals + 10 assists) 4. Raphinha – 22 (12 goals + 10 assists) 5. Batrakov – 22 (13 goals + 9 assists) 6. Lewandowski – 21 (19 goals + 2 assists) 7. Salah – 20 (10 goals + 10 assists) 8. Vinícius – 19 (12 goals + 7 assists) 9. Jonathan David – 15 (13 goals + 2 assists) 10. Haaland – 15 (15 goals + 0 assists). Is Marmoush the dark horse? Happy for Batrakov, his 19 years old and he is from Russia!

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The current Champions League top 4 feels like a story where Liverpool accidentally ended up in the Europa League.

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Fans of "Corinthians" threw a pig's head onto the field during the São Paulo derby against "Palmeiras." This happened midway through the first half when the visitors were preparing to take a corner kick. This has no reference to Luís Figo. The reason is that one of the offensive nicknames for "Palmeiras" is "piglets" (Portuguese: porco). Former "Zenit" player Yuri Alberto, now playing for "Corinthians," ran over to the piece of the animal and kicked it off the field. It can be said that the home fans' stunt worked — after this incident, "Corinthians" scored two unanswered goals and won the derby.

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This is what the best team photo in football history looks like: the Bosnian national team hanging out at Germany's Europa Park before their Nations League match against Germany. Some random kids in the background only add to the epicness of this shot.

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In all competitions this season, MU have scored as many goals as Diekeres. In general, this psycho has 51 matches in 2024 - 53 goals and 15 assists. I wonder how many millions it has gone up in price today? Only three times in his career has Guardiola lost more than Sporting (0-4 to Real Madrid, Barca and Everton). Bologna has already played four matches in this draw, but its last goal in the Champions League was scored exactly 60 years ago. "Bayer" Alonso has never been stripped like that. Liverpool are surprisingly strong with the Slot: 16 matches, 14 wins. First places in the Premier League and the general League table

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The battle for first place in Italy

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Ages of Premier League Starting Lineups The image shows age ranges for each team in the league. 🔴 – youngest starting lineup for a particular team this season ⚪️ – average starting age 🟣 – oldest starting lineup What can I say… Chelsea! Image from The Analyst (https://theanalyst.com/eu).

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With the flood of matches and goals in European competitions last night, the Genoa vs. Como game in Serie A took a back seat. It wasn't the most action-packed match, but one thing definitely stood out. Of course, we're talking about Mario Balotelli. The stats of his comeback are remarkable: 📍2 matches / 2 appearances as a sub; 📍Total: 27 minutes; 📍Total: 8 touches; 📍Total: 4 fouls; 📍2 yellow cards. Keeping up this pace would be almost criminal: if Mario keeps picking up a card every game, he’ll be suspended just in time for the clash with Milan. We can't miss out on a show like that, right? In that case, the phrase Why always me will take on a whole new meaning.

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In the “you probably didn’t know they played together” collection, here’s a new addition: Raphinha and Eduardo Camavinga played together at Rennes.

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An underrated detail from Barca's Champions League match. 66th minute, score 4:1. Everyone's attention is on the height of the defensive line (it literally didn’t fit in the frame).

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Top players by goals + assists in the UEFA Europa League: Aubameyang – 43 goal involvements Mertens – 39 Bruno – 39 Džeko – 36 Huntelaar – 36 Lukaku – 36 Henrik Larsson – 36 Falcao – 34 Dabbur – 33 Aduriz – 31 Arveladze – 31 Special attention to Dries Mertens – the tournament's all-time leader in assists (21). He appears in almost every top list for goal involvements. For example, he surpasses Ronaldo in assists for the national team (33) and recently overtook Xavi, Totti, and Figo in career assists (243). In total, he has 553 goal involvements, reaching the level of players like Del Piero, Eto'o, and Totti. What a player, wow!

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