Soccer Super Thread
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LeichhardtTiger
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I really want the Matildas to win, but the Altar Boy at my Wedding (My Wife's Cousin) Ante Milicic, is the Chinese Coach, so I don't want him to be MIA if the Reds lose. 🤪 ⚽🍷
Another classic between Bournemouth and Manchester United finally ending in a 2 all draw, with Man U finishing with 10 men after Maguire was red carded in the 78th minute.
And did I mention some controversy?
www.bbc.com
And did I mention some controversy?
Manchester United fury at 'astonishing' penalty decisions
Manchester United are left furious over "astonishing" refereeing decisions as two penalties were given and one was not in their draw at Bournemouth.
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Wellington makes it back-to-back wins for the first time since 2024
The Phoenix's finals hopes are alive with just their third-ever win at Suncorp Stadium
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@kiwitiger
Wellington makes it back-to-back wins for the first time since 2024
The Phoenix's finals hopes are alive with just their third-ever win at Suncorp Stadium
Eze strikes late as Phoenix turbocharge finals hopes with win over Roar
Wellington Phoenix secured a huge win over Brisbane Roar on Saturday afternoon thanks to a dramatic late winner from Ifeanyi Eze.
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Championship high-flyers Ipswich Town and Millwall played out a pulsating 1 all draw which saw both sides miss a great opportunity to strengthen their automatic promotion chances.
The Tractor Boys, third in the table and only ahead of fourth-placed Millwall on goal difference, were on top before the break and deservedly led late in the first half thanks to the outstanding Jack Clarke's astute low finish.
Ipswich had the better chances and could easily have been further ahead as they looked to see out a win which would have taken them up to second.
But the Lions, chasing a fifth win in six, were vastly improved on the resumption and drew level within five minutes when Camiel Neghli's brilliant cross was expertly sidefooted in by Josh Coburn for his eighth goal of the season.
Both sides had chances in the latter stages with Millwall going closest through substitute Miahilo Ivanovic, who crashed a shot against the underside of the bar.
Championship high-flyers Ipswich Town and Millwall played out a pulsating 1 all draw which saw both sides miss a great opportunity to strengthen their automatic promotion chances.
The Tractor Boys, third in the table and only ahead of fourth-placed Millwall on goal difference, were on top before the break and deservedly led late in the first half thanks to the outstanding Jack Clarke's astute low finish.
Ipswich had the better chances and could easily have been further ahead as they looked to see out a win which would have taken them up to second.
But the Lions, chasing a fifth win in six, were vastly improved on the resumption and drew level within five minutes when Camiel Neghli's brilliant cross was expertly sidefooted in by Josh Coburn for his eighth goal of the season.
Both sides had chances in the latter stages with Millwall going closest through substitute Miahilo Ivanovic, who crashed a shot against the underside of the bar.
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Middlesbrough dropped more points in the Championship automatic promotion race as they were held to a goalless draw by relegation-threatened Blackburn Rovers.
But with Ipswich Town and Millwall, the two sides below them, drawing with each other, they maintained a two-point cushion over both with just seven games left to play.
However, this was a missed opportunity as, like in recent games, they failed to take their chances and it is now just two wins in their past eight matches.
David Strelec came closest when he was denied by Rovers keeper Balazs Toth late in the first half, but they ran out of ideas after the break.
Middlesbrough dropped more points in the Championship automatic promotion race as they were held to a goalless draw by relegation-threatened Blackburn Rovers.
But with Ipswich Town and Millwall, the two sides below them, drawing with each other, they maintained a two-point cushion over both with just seven games left to play.
However, this was a missed opportunity as, like in recent games, they failed to take their chances and it is now just two wins in their past eight matches.
David Strelec came closest when he was denied by Rovers keeper Balazs Toth late in the first half, but they ran out of ideas after the break.
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