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Declan Rice enjoyed the Lanzini leveler
Spurs did Spursy things, there was a big controversy in the derby and Miedema made history: here is the best reaction on the social networks of football of the weekend.
1. Spurs go to the top Spurs
Gareth Bale made his first appearance since returning to Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, in a derby against West Ham. It has been nice for the team to feel at home again by losing a 3-0 lead. Some things don’t change, huh?
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Bale was only used as a substitute, with 18 minutes remaining, after a Harry Kane masterclass left the game looking done and dusted. That is, until West Ham left and scored three goals after the 80th minute.
It turns out that the real impact substitute in the game wasn’t Bale, but came from the West Ham bench.
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Manuel Lanzini completed the Hammers’ comeback when he scored one in the 94th minute. But what brilliant instruction was he given before being introduced to the play?
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Aston Villa faced Leicester on Sunday. For 91 minutes, it seemed like the unthinkable could happen, that is, Aston Villa might not win a game!
Injury time winner Ross Barkley maintains his perfect start to the season.
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John McGinn was assisted.
See more on instagram3. LiVARpool conspiracies put to bed
Saturday’s Merseyside derby was chaotic and controversial. Liverpool have asked the Premier League to review two key VAR decisions in their draw at Goodison.
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A challenge from Jordan Pickford on Virgil Van Dijk, which left the latter months late, escaped any punishment after going under review. In injury time, a controversial offside decision ruled out a late winner for Jordan Henderson and left fans baffled.
4. Support reaches Van Dijk
That challenge from Jordan Pickford leaves one of Liverpool’s biggest players requiring surgery for an anterior cruciate ligament injury, which will mean a long period out of action.
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Players from around the soccer world have shared their condolences.
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Including rivals, who have been through similar tough times.
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The Arsenal forward continued to set new levels on Sunday with a hat-trick against North London rivals Tottenham.
That means she has now scored 52 goals in 50 WSL appearances, making her the league’s all-time top scorer.
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The 24-year-old Dutch international, who once remarked after scoring six in a match, “I think it doesn’t bother me at all to score goals,” even allowed herself to be proud of the moment.
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Massimo Ferrero is listed as a film producer, but frankly, with this evidence, we want a film about him.
7. Can we also talk about the new owner of Charlton Athletic? Thomas Sangaard, ladies and gentlemen
Rock ‘n’ roll businessman Thomas Sandgaard, who took over Charlton this year, has already promised to bring the club back to the Premier League. We’d like to see more of him too, please.
8. A two-part haircut
Rangers took home bragging rights on Sunday, beating Celtic 2-0 in the first Old Firm derby of the Scottish Premiership.
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The haircut of Colombian striker Alfredo Morelos has divided opinion in half.
9. Well that got petty
In Germany, RB Leipzig achieved a victory at FC Augsburg. It’s good to see that fair play prevailed off the court.
See more on twitter10. AC Milan’s double derby
The Rossoneri had a lot to celebrate this weekend. A double from Zlatan Ibrahimovic sealed the victory in the Milan derby (how many derbies did we have this weekend?) On Saturday and the women’s team beat Inter 4-1 on Sunday.
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That result leaves AC Milan at the top of Serie A, alongside other surprising pioneers across Europe.
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We can at least trust that some things will remain the same in Russia, where last year’s champions Zenit St Petersburg top the list.
Source: bbc.com
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