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Liverpool have unveiled a memorial for Diogo Jota and Andre Silva that will be permanently placed outside of Anfield in the future. The sculpture displays the number 20 and number 30, for both players' shirt numbers, visible when viewed from different angles.

It's a dream come true to be snooker's latest world champion 🌍🏆 But what does Wu Yize want to spend his prize money on? 💰🤔

Wu: "My parents are the true champions. Since I made the decision to drop out of school, my dad has been by my side. My mum has also gone through a lot over the years. They are the source of my strength. I love them so much."

A medieval palace in the English countryside has a small bell mounted by a window, with a rope hanging down to the moat below. Since the 1850s, the resident swans have been pulling the rope to ring the bell when they want to be fed. The tradition began when one of the bishop’s daughters taught it to a single swan in the 1850s, and the swans have been passing it on ever since. The current pair, Grace and Gabriel, are the latest in the line. Each year, after their cygnets hatch, Gabriel walks them up to the bell and teaches them to pull the rope before they leave the moat to start their own lives. The tradition is now 170 years old.

Season officially over. Champions! 23 ⚽️ 11 🅰️ (34g+a) Here’s to celebrate @GodalmingTown

The FA Cup should NEVER: - Have semi-finals at Wembley - Play the final before the end of the Prem season - Broadcast on anything but the BBC & ITV

We lost a real one today. RIP sweet prince.

On a recovery day Tomáš Souček went out to support the West Ham staff running the London Marathon. Got his children to make signs up too. What a player..... ⚒️ ❤️ 💙 @tomassoucek28

Through all the heartbreak, elation and emotion. We want to take this opportunity to have a word on our opponents, Rochdale, and commend their incredible season. We have both shared the greatest title race in English football history. Forever a memory that we will always be a part of. We wish them the very best of luck in the play-offs ❤️💙 #YCFC🔴🔵

🚨 Rochdale and York City have released the following joint statement: “This Saturday’s game brings an end to one of the most thrilling, exciting and unpredictable title races in football history. Both ourselves and Rochdale have the chance to write our names in National League history. The National League is no longer a non-league competition. It is effectively a League 3, with fully professional clubs operating at a level equal to or higher than many of those in League 2. We both understand how important this game is to both clubs and supporters. We both pledge now that whatever happens tomorrow, we will both continue to fight for 3UP. Both clubs sit on over 100 points. One of us will have to fight once more in the National League Play-Offs. However, we both strongly believe that this shouldn’t have to be the case. We call on the National League, Football Regulator, EFL and Premier League to come together immediately and resolve this issue, so that we do not have to highlight this injustice year after year. For both sets of supporters attending the Crown Oil Arena this weekend, we say thank you for being with us all season. The passion you’ve shown for both clubs has been felt across the world. This game will be seen far and wide. We want to showcase this league for all its potential. Keep your support in the stands, not on the pitch, and let’s all protect the game we love. Thank you! Rochdale AFC & York City FC”

This Saturday’s game brings an end to one of the most thrilling, exciting and unpredictable title races in football history. Both ourselves and Rochdale have the chance to write our names in National League history. The National League is no longer a non-league competition. It is effectively a League 3, with fully professional clubs operating at a level equal to or higher than many of those in League 2. We both understand how important this game is to both clubs and supporters. We both pledge now that whatever happens tomorrow, we will both continue to fight for 3UP. Both clubs sit on over 100 points. One of us will have to fight once more in the National League Play-Offs. However, we both strongly believe that this shouldn’t have to be the case. We call on the National League, Football Regulator, EFL and Premier League to come together immediately and resolve this issue, so that we do not have to highlight this injustice year after year. For both sets of supporters attending the Crown Oil Arena this weekend, we say thank you for being with us all season. The passion you’ve shown for both clubs has been felt across the world. This game will be seen far and wide. We want to showcase this league for all its potential. Keep your support in the stands, not on the pitch, and let’s all protect the game we love. Thank you! Rochdale AFC & York City FC #YCFC🔴🔵

🇳🇱 What a tribute… Carla, a laundry worker for 27 years at Dutch club Go Ahead Eagles, was honored with a tifo and pre-game presentation last night, before she retires at the end of the season 👏 Sometimes football is brilliant 🥹

在一家公司干满45年，走的时候能带走什么？ 一位土耳其裔移民，在德国宝马工厂干了整整45年。 把所有的青春都留在了流水线上。 今天他正式告别岗位。 宝马没有发什么纪念奖杯。 直接送了他一辆零公里的全新宝马。 老工人接过钥匙，开着这辆车驶出了他打卡大半辈子的厂区。 一个人把一辈子交给一家公司。 公司用最体面的硬通货还他人情。 这种老派的工业时代契约，现在的企业根本学不会。

We've decided to take your creative lead, Kris. Thanks for the #Inspo

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Did you know that Mick McCarthy refused to shake Margaret Thatcher's hand in 1988, before the Scottish Cup Final? Jim McNally: "A few didn't get involved and the one who refused point-blank was Mick McCarthy," reports Walker. "He was from Barnsley and the son of a miner. Shaking hands with her was a no-no for Mick."