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Crystal Palace: Champions of Europe!

Crystal Palace have beaten Rayo Vallecano 1-0 to win the UEFA Conference League. After initial disputes with UEFA and essentially getting kicked out of the Europa league, Palace got demoted to the conference league and won the whole thing! After a saved long shot by Adam Wharton Jean-Philippe Mateta finished the attack with a tap in. This is Crystal Palaces first major European trophy in club history. Also this (probably) books Palace a Europa league spot! Unfortunately, this is probably Oliver Glasner’s last match with the Eagles as he leaves, a club legend achieving Palaces first major trophy and first major European trophy. How do you think Palace will fair in the Europa league with clubs like Juventus, Benfica, and AC Milan? COYP! 🦅🦅🔴🔴🔴🔵🔵🔵

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Fernandes Going To Tottenham

21 year old Mateus Fernandes is staying in London but is going with the White and Navy for the 2027-2027 Premier League season. The Spurs will beat out Manchester United in the race for Fernandes. The Spurs offered him around £98 million. He was previously at West Ham United, as we know they were relegated to the championship. This is a big move for the Tottenham Hotspurs. They themselves were very close to relegation last season. This shows that they are willing to spend and spend big in order to reach back towards the top of the Premier League.

@Bro

The Sad Sad Blues

Chelsea FC is a Football Club that comes with expectations, but this is a London club so let’s be realistic. The club was always least expected to finish top 4 to qualify for the UCL. But no no they instead went to finish 10th with 52 points finishing behind clubs Like Brentford and Bournemouth. But worst of all Arsenal won the league :( And Chelsea didn’t qualify for one European Tournament. Best to put this season behind But just like how the Spurs Saved Basketball by beating OKC. PSG saved Football by beating Arsenal. So there’s a good end to this story

@konkeydong

AGUEROOOOOOO

On May 13, 2012, Manchester City needed a win against last-place QPR to clinch their first English league title in 44 years. They were drawing 1-1 in the second half. Then they were down 2-1. Then 90 minutes ticked by. Stoppage time. Five minutes added on. Edin Džeko headed in the equalizer in the 92nd minute. 2-2. Across town, Manchester United had already finished beating Sunderland 1-0; they thought they'd won the league. United players were celebrating on the pitch. Thirty seconds later: Sergio Agüero collected a pass at the edge of the box, took one touch, and unleashed a right-foot rocket past Paddy Kenny. "AGUEROOOOOOO!" Martin Tyler's call became the most famous in Premier League broadcast history. Final: City 3, QPR 2. City won the title on goal difference — the first and still only time in Premier League history that a championship has been decided that way. United players, watching on a TV in the tunnel at Sunderland, walked off the pitch silently. The era of City as a serial-winner started 100 seconds before the final whistle.