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Having a bunch of fat, drunk ,chavs sing Oasis in your vaunted, legendary home stadium after they beat you playing half the game shorthanded is a top 7 humiliating sports moment of the last 3 half decades.

It just is.

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u/CajunBob94 — 6 hours ago
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[Ben Jacobs] The White House made a direct call to FIFA to ask Gianni Infantino to review Folarin Balogun’s red card. FIFA sources insist White House influence could not affect the decision due to the powers contained in Article 27 and the independent nature of the disciplinary panel.

Article with extended details

>FIFA approached for comment and referred to the findings of its independent committee.

From the article:

> talkSPORT understands the White House put pressure on FIFA to review the decision, and made a direct call to ask their president Gianni Infantino to review the red card.

> FIFA sources insist White House influence could not affect the decision due to the powers contained in Article 27 and the independent nature of the disciplinary panel.

His Tweet

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u/Belsj — 12 hours ago
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Norway players and fans doing Viking Row after their victory over Brazil in the World Cup

u/977x — 10 hours ago

"The atmosphere at Azteca last night reminded me of perhaps the greatest football performance there - the Patriots 33-8 win over the Raiders in 2017."

u/HeyBokke — 8 hours ago

For the people who follow soccer closely, is there a reason Brazil has gone downhill?

Or is it just bad luck?

And if you're *really* knowledgeable can you answer the same question about Italy and Germany lol

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u/mpschettig — 8 hours ago

Soccer is the one sport where you can say the losing team was the better team without sounding like a whiny loser

Everyone clowned on the Cavs for their analytical series win (rightfully so) but sometimes it’s the right take in soccer.

Let’s see if MX can be the better team AND get the win in the second half!

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u/NovelContent4208 — 7 hours ago

Brazil getting knocked out of the World Cup hits just like Duke getting knocked out of the tourney

Same entitled energy. And it only happens every four years, so it’s an even more concentrated high.

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u/notformeclive4711 — 11 hours ago

If you don't know about how baseball is currently being managed, look no further than the Marlins/A's game from today

Eury Pérez had pitched a perfect game through 7 innings with just 92 pitches. However the manager took him out after 7 to protect his arm or something. Marlins were winning 8-0, and won 9-8 after almost an all time collapse by the bullpen. You wouldn't see this 20 years ago.

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u/shadow_spinner0 — 9 hours ago