☕️🥐 FC Breakfast: Premier League 🤝 Coca, Son lifts his first trophy 🏆
☕️🥐 FC Breakfast: Premier League 🤝 Coca, Son lifts his first trophy 🏆
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Son with his first trophy 🏆
It was expected, and it finally happened: Heung-Min Son has won the first major title of his career.
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Tottenham, on their part, wins their first European cup since 1984!
Images we never tire of.
Premier League 🤝 Coca
The Premier League has announced a three-year partnership with Coca-Cola starting from the 2025-26 season.
To announce this partnership, cans featuring the clubs' emblems have been unveiled.
Honestly, don't they have a little style?
Luis Enrique in the clouds ☁️
Not really that high, but almost. The Parisian coach took to the heights during PSG's last training session.
The Ligue 1 XI according to Opta 💥
Opta has revealed its team of the season in Ligue 1.
The statistics agency selected a 100% Parisian defense supported by Djordje Petrovic, the goalkeeper from Strasbourg.
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