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The striking images that had the football world buzzing this weekend!
The referee for Le Classique on Sunday night, François Letexier fooled everyone in the first half by pulling out a red card instead of a yellow for OM captain Timothy Weah.
The ref cam footage of this bizarre moment is particularly interesting!
The video highlights of Paris Saint-Germain's 2-1 win over Olympique de Marseille.
On Saturday, the match between Paris FC and Strasbourg turned sour after the Parisians' victory.
Clearly delighted with his team's 2-1 win, the English coach went over to taunt the supporters of his former club, who had travelled for the game and loudly insulted him throughout the match.
On Sunday afternoon, an unrecognisable Real Madrid were deservedly beaten 2-1 away to Atlético de Madrid in the derby.
While Los Blancos never really looked capable of matching their opponents, two incidents in particular got people talking this afternoon.
Speaking at the post-match press conference, José Mourinho put on a show as usual by taking aim at the match referee.
The Special One even whipped out two printed photos of Atlético de Madrid's fouls to justify his frustration.
The scare of the weekend 😰
Andros Townsend had a very strange mishap in Thailand.
Now playing for Kanchanaburi Power FC, the former Premier League striker was run over by... a road roller before the match.
Thankfully, it was more fright than harm for the player, who eventually came on in the second half.
This weekend's little treat comes from Lionel Messi against San Diego in MLS.
Fourteen years after their last meeting, old rivals Millwall and West Ham faced off again on Saturday in the Championship.
A crazy scenario and celebrations... English style.
Pep Guardiola paid a visit to Brooklyn's NBA franchise and its coach, Jordi Fernández.
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