News about Neal Maupay

Marseille forward Neal Maupay was sent off after getting two yellow cards in three minutes during his side's 1-1 draw with Angers. Maupay, who is on loan from Everton with an obligation to buy, was initially cautioned in the 27th minute for pulling down Angers goalkeeper Yahia Fofana. He was then dismissed just three minutes later after receiving another yellow card for a late challenge on midfielder Jean-Eudes Aholou.

TOTTENHAM 3-1 BRENTFORD - MATT BARLOW AT THE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM: James Maddison ended a wait of 195 days, a torturous drought during which he suffered the blow of omission from England's squad for the Euros, and he did not try to conceal his delight as his delicate clip found the net. Off came the shirt at the expense of a yellow card as he basked in the applause and out came the celebration darts, which had caused such a petty old rumpus featuring expert wind-up merchant Neal Maupay on Brentford's previous visit to N17. The away fans jeered Maddison's name before this game, but the Bees rarely fail to spark him into life and his goal, Tottenham's third in the 85th minute, topped a splendid personal display and soothed late nerves for Ange Postecoglou.

Neal Maupay has revealed why he decided to post a clip from Shawshank Redemption during his Everton exit.   Maupay departed Everton to join Marseille on a season long loan at the end of the transfer window with the deal including an obligation for the French club to purchase Maupay next summer for just £3m. Maupay clearly couldn't contain his delight in leaving Goodison Park, as the 28-year-old cheekily shared the escape scene from the movie Shawshank Redemption on his social media before the transfer had even been sealed.

Neal Maupay has departed Everton to join Marseille on a season long loan. The deal for the striker includes an obligation for the French club to purchase Maupay next summer for just £3m. Maupay clearly couldn't contain his delight in leaving Goodison Park, as the 28-year-old shared a scene from the movie Shawshank Redemption on his social media before the transfer had even been sealed.

Neal Maupay has brutally trolled Everton on social media after reports had emerged that the Frenchman was closing in on a deal to join Marseille. On Thursday, L'Equipe first revealed that the 28-year-old had agreed to join the Ligue 1 side and had travelled to the French city for a medical. The outlet adds that the forward is set to join Roberto de Zerbi's side on a loan deal with a mandatory purchase option at an estimated total of £3.37million (€4m). Should the deal be ratified, he will sign a contract to stay at the club until 2028.

Footage has emerged of Everton's squad receiving abuse from furious supporters following the club's dismal 4-0 defeat to Tottenham on Saturday. The Toffees have endured a dismal start to the Premier League season after being beaten 3-0 at home on the opening day against Brighton. Sean Dyche's side were dismantled by Tottenham on Saturday, with a brace from Son Heung-min and goals from Yves Bissouma and Cristian Romero consigning Everton to another heavy defeat.

A Premier League star had an embarrassing moment as they entered the lift following a trip into the pool on their day off. The star lost balance and landed flat on their back, with his towel landing over his face. Fans were quick to make light about his clumsy moment on social media.

Neal Maupay brutally mocked England after Gareth Southgate's side produced a disappointing display in their 1-1 draw with Denmark at Euro 2024. Although England took the lead through Harry Kane, Denmark equalised courtesy of Morten Hjulmand, with the game finishing level. Frenchman Maupay, who is known for trolling his opponents, couldn't resist having a dig at England, who had been installed as the pre-tournament favourites.

Neal Maupay has admitted he already has some tricks up his sleeve if England face his native France at the European Championships. Renowned for his ability to get under the skin of opposing players, the Brentford striker has wasted little time getting his social media antics underway ahead of the tournament. Nearly six months after the pair had a back-and-force on social media, Maupay brutally trolled James Maddison earlier this week after the Spurs star missed out on Gareth Southgate's 26-man squad.

Neal Maupay has claimed that he has no problem with James Maddison and insisted his antagonism of the Tottenham midfielder is simply 'banter' akin to what he's dish out to his friends. The striker, who recently ended a season-long loan at Brentford , pulled a number of stunts during the last campaign but Maddison was the target of his sharpest jibes. However, Maupay has claimed that there is no animosity from his side and said he just enjoys having a bit of laugh - even if it is at the expense of his fellow professional footballers.

Neal Maupay has made fun of James Maddison the day after he was axed by England ahead of Euro 2024.

Kyle Walker has revealed why footballers cover their mouth with their hand when they talk to team-mates or opposition players on the pitch. The gesture is frequently used during matches or after the final whistle, and became a prevalent trend in the game a number of years ago. The Premier League even went as far as issuing a statement stressing that they were 'powerless' to stop the players from doing so following complaints from fans and broadcasters in 2018. 

A Brentford supporter has shockingly fulfilled a promise he made by getting a tattoo dedicated to Neal Maupay.  The French striker has departed the Bees after they decided not to make his loan move from Everton permanent.  He remains a fan favourite among Brentford fans, and one of them claimed he would get a tattoo of Maupay's choice if the forward replied to him on X. 

The London outfit suffered a 1-0 defeat at the Etihad in February courtesy of an Erling Haaland goal in the 70th minute. The visitors had gone about their daunting assignment commendably and made things difficult for the Premier League champions. But they were undone by an untimely slip by defender Kristoffer Ajer, which allowed the Norwegian to advance on goal unchallenged and dispatch the winner past Mark Flekken. According to Frank and Maupay, Toney was quick to poke fun after the mishap and teased his team-mate with a post in Brentford's group chat of another iconic slip in Premier League history.

Neal Maupay became the latest footballing figure to mock Antony's exaggerated celebrations after Manchester United's hollow FA Cup semi-final victory against Coventry on penalties. The £85million man has been widely pilloried for his exuberant display after featuring only in the latter stages of the uneven contest from Erik ten Hag's bench. The Brazil international was brought on in the second-half after United had set up a commanding 3-0 lead against the Championship side - only to squander their cushion and be forced into a period of extra-time after the Sky Blues pulled three back. 

Brentford will host Brighton on Wednesday night, taking a major step closer to Premier League safety. With a grueling fixture schedule against top sides coming up, the visitors know that a victory against a weaker opposition on paper is going to help them lift their European hopes. The Bees are expected to win at home, with odds of 7/4 likely to back the Seagulls for a victory. A draw is worth 13/5.

Following the Bees' draw with Man United, Brentford actor Neal Maupay has reenjoyed in a "big fish" in Luke Littler in a bizarre social media brawl. Maupay took to social media following a 1-1 draw on Saturday to highlight an off the ball tussle with Man United midfielder Scott McTominay. Referee Simon Hopper was paid for his services, but Maupay took to social media to mock the midfielder.

Brentford striker Neal Maupay has blasted Scott McTominay as the Premier League's top villain. Thomas Frank's men earned a 1-1 draw with Manchester United thanks to Kristoffer Ajer's 99th minute strike, which ended Mason Mount's opener three minutes before. When Brentford threatened to make an attack in the dying minutes, Maupay and McTominay were embroiled in a off the ball tussle.

After scoring against Tottenham, Maupay first ruffled feathers as he imitated James' Darts celebration, resulting in a tense match between the two players on the field. Following Tottenham's 3-2 victory in the game, Maddison chastised the forward in a post-match interview, with the pair now clashing on social media. Just days later, Maupay clashed with Manchester City's Kyle Walker when he was accused of making a sarcastic attack on Walker's children, and it could be seen rustling West Ham coach Kevin Nolan on the weekend.

At halftime at the London Stadium, West Ham assistant manager Kevin Nolan was seen vociferously attacking Brentford actor Neal Maupay. When the teams arrived in the second half, Maupay was met by Nolan, with West Ham leading 2-1 in the Premier League match on Monday evening.

Neal Maupay has shared a blog post about the 'disturbing' insult he received on social media after Brighton's tumultuous victory over Arsenal in June 2020. In a game in which Bernd Leno, the left Gunners keeper, was on-loan at Brentford from Everton, was the winner for Brighton. Despite receiving messages of congratulations from his colleagues and relatives for his achievement, he was also targeted with shaming on social media.

Kyle Walker was suspended for clattering into Neal Maupay in the second half of Man City's match against Brentford at the Eithad on Tuesday evening, just weeks after the two teams clashed off-the-ball. Following a loose ball, the Treble-winning star smashed into Maupay and was immediately arrested by referee Darren England when the hosts were leading 1-0.

Brentford will face the champions at the Etihad just over two weeks after losing 3-1 at home to the same team, where Phil Foden scored a hat-trick to ensure Pep Guardiola's side kept up their championship hunt. The Bees have found themselves looking over their shoulders rather than up, but they do know they could cause a lot of grief after losing 2-1 in last season's equivalent of Tuesday's match, with Toney scoring both goals.

After their now-infamous match against Brentford last month, Neal Maupay has reignited his rivalry with James Maddison. Maupay opened the scoring in the tense match, with the striker mocking Maddison by copying his darts throw celebration as teammate Ivan Toney joined in on the fun. Maddison and Maupay had a tense conversation after the goal was over before the Spurs superstar screamed at the Frenchman when speaking to TNT Sports in TNT Sports.