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Harry Maguire showed a side of his game that nobody knew existed when he sent the Athletic Club full-back for a sandwich in the Europa League semi-final on Thursday.

Who needs Lamine Yamal when you’ve got this guy at right wing?

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His performance sparked a flurry of memes, which even his teammates joined in on.

‘Slabhead’ is no more. Enter: Harrydinho.

He even got an endorsement from the man himself.

Read – ‘Harrydinho’: Man United stars react to Maguire magic

Maguire is out here showing up his own teammates.

It wasn’t even the first time Maguire has gone super saiyan.

You certainly can’t deny him his moment in the sun.

Jamie Vardy provided us all with one more moment of pure Jamie Vardy before he leaves Leicester and the Premier League for good.

Saturday was the final day of this season’s Football League, but it’s not the same as it used to be.

Read – Leeds champions, Coventry and Bristol City in the play-offs, Luton relegated

A lot happened on the final day of EFL action, but nothing was more surprising than Natasha Bedingfield joining in Burnley’s promotion celebrations in the dressing room.

Her 2004 hit single ‘Unwritten’ had become the unofficial theme of their campaign to get back to the Premier League.

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Meanwhile at Valley Parade, Bradford City fans invaded the pitch twice before the game even finished and once more after they secured promotion to League One with a last minute winner.

Read – Bradford City spark three pitch invasions with last-minute promotion

Bantams boss Graham Alexander was lifted onto the shoulders of the supporters after ending a six-year wait to return to the third tier. Absolute scenes.

Read – The story of Bradford City’s fall from the Premier League to League Two

The unthinkable has happened: Watford got through an entire season without sacking a manager.

Stop me if you’ve heard this before, but Barcelona have a 17-year-old wonderkid on their hands.

Read – Champions League awards: Yamal the star in six-goal thriller

It’s a fair point.

Is Spurs versus Manchester United the most sauceless European final of all time?

Read – Amorim hails ‘massive’ return of Manchester United star

Go home Football Manager, you’re drunk.

You may have missed it, but Liverpool have already done their bus parade to celebrate winning the Premier League title.

When they do lift the trophy, there’s only one man for the job.

Read – Slot says title success is a ‘big attraction’ for Liverpool transfer targets

Scott McTominay’s turn as Napoli cult hero has to be one of the best stories of the season.

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It might be time to retire the nickname, Arsenal fans.

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Read – Arteta feels ‘anger and rage’ following Bournemouth defeat

When his Wrexham team aren’t winning back-to-back-to-back promotions, Rob McElhenney is trying out classic Celtic jerseys.

Read – Odegaard lambasts ‘unacceptable’ Arsenal performance against Bournemouth

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