☕🥐FC Breakfast: 20 top Ligue 1 movers, Zlatan's viral post
A quick recap of Sunday's scores at the Women's Euro and the schedule for the day.
Sunday's results:
6:00 PM: Switzerland 2-0 Iceland
9:00 PM: Norway 2-1 Finland
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Monday's schedule
6:00 PM: Spain - Belgium
9:00 PM: Portugal - Italy
Zlatan's viral post 📲
Sunday afternoon, Zlatan Ibrahimovic unveiled his jersey collection on Instagram. For the love of jersey exchange.
The 20 decision-makers of the L1 transfer market 💼
A closer look at the directors and sports coordinators who pull the strings in the French championship's transfer market.
Blue Lock: the super compilation 🎥
All the goals from season 1 of Blue Lock.
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