Dele Alli turned 20 today and his midfield partner/best friend Eric Dier was keen to wish him happy birthday on social media.

The 22-year-old Dier posted a photoshopped picture of him holding the door for Alli on Instagram, with caption “Happy birthday @delealli36, always got your back”.

Happy birthday @delealli36, always got your back 😂😘

A photo posted by Eric Dier (@ericdier15) on Apr 11, 2016 at 8:04am PDT

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Arsenal's Wilshere is set to play his first game of the season on Friday night when Arsenal U21s host Newcastle U21s at the Emirates Stadium tonight.

Mesut Ozil sent a lovely message on Instagram to him, “Looking forward to seeing you back on the pitch tonight! #StayHealthy #AFCU21 #COYG”.

Looking forward to seeing you back on the pitch tonight! ☺⚽ #StayHealthy #AFCU21 #COYG @jackwilshere @Arsenal

A photo posted by Mesut Özil (@m10_official) on Apr 8, 2016 at 5:57am PDT

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Adele performed at London's O2 Arena on Monday. During her concert she showed a support for The Spurs with a flag which the club's emblem on. She supported  Tottenham Hotspur's challenge for the Premier League title. And Tottenham Hotspur social network team was understandably delighted.

We love this shot of @Adele embracing the @SpursOfficial merch 😂 #AdeleLive2016 pic.twitter.com/Lz5cevmTop

— The O2 (@TheO2) April 4, 2016

We love that shot too! Great to see @Adele showing her @SpursOfficial colours... #COYS https://t.co/RADzcIg271

— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) April 4, 2016

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Spain boss Vicente del Bosque complained the striker was being 'demonised' in England before omitting him from his squad to play international friendlies against Italy and Romania - leaving Diego Costa to seek home comforts back in Brazil.

He returns to his hometown Lagarto City, Brazil. In his hometown crowd of people receive him seems like a hero's welcome. Costa takes a photo of him with them and shares it on social network.

via Daily Mail

Schneiderlin used a picture of Jan Jongbloed, the Dutch goalie from Holland’s 1974 World Cup campaign, instead of an image of Cruyff.

Moreover, not only put up a picture of the wrong person but also spelled Cruyff's name wrong. He called him “Yoan Cruyff”.

After realising the errors in his upload, he deleted his original Cruyff tribute, and he replaced it with a more appropriate post on Instagram.

via 101greatgoals.com, givemesport.com