Soccer Super Thread

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Queens Park Rangers produced a ruthless display to thrash struggling Portsmouth 6-1 at Loftus Road.

The hosts raced into a three-goal lead inside 29 minutes through a Paul Smyth double, scored either side of a long-range effort from Rayan Kolli.

Portsmouth pulled one back before the break through John Swift, but Kolli struck again early in the second half with Richard Kone then converting a penalty in the final five minutes of normal time.

Kone became the third Rangers player to score twice when he finished off a counter-attack two minutes later to compound Pompey's plight in west London.

 

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A fourth win in five that takes Brighton up to eighth place as they defeat Liverpool 2-1
Danny Welbeck scores a brace for the Seagulls

 

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Fulham FC come from behind to beat Burnley 3-1, and climb into eighth place

 

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A resounding 3 nil victory for Everton over an outclasssed Chelsea
The win takes the Toffees to seventh on the ladder

 

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The points are shared between Leeds United and Brentford FC as they have to settle for a scoreless draw

 

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Japan scores outrageous goal, beats Matildas 1-0 in dramatic final at Stadium Australia​

As it happened: Matildas fall agonisingly short after defeat to Japan

The Matildas have fallen to a heartbreaking Women's Asian Cup final defeat, losing 1-0 to Japan despite relentless pressure in the final quarter of the match.

www.abc.net.au

 

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WOW!
Newcastle Jets FC deliver a dramatic away win to extend their lead at the top of the table
Ben Gibson's 93rd-minute winner proved the difference.

Newcastle Jets re-assert league dominance amid Late drama​

Newcastle have restored their four point lead at the top of the Isuzu UTE A-League table after Ben Gibson’s stoppage time winner saw them leave Allianz Stadium with a 2-1 victory over Sydney FC.

Gibson’s winner came after Tiago Quintal’s 68th minute striker had cancelled out Kota Mizunuma’s opener, with the goals coming amid a flurry of chances for both side — there were 30 shots in total across the duration of the match.

Not only does this result give Newcastle a four point gap over second-placed Auckland FC, it drops Sydney FC down to fifth behind Melbourne Victory and Adelaide United – but five points clear of Macarthur FC in sixth.