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  1. LEGACY: Senegal's resurgent World Cup journey

    This is Legacy, GOAL’s feature and podcast series that counts down to the 2026 World Cup. Each week, we explore the stories and the spirit behind the nations that define the world’s game. This week, we follow Senegal's Lions of Teranga across two decades of triumph, turbulence and transformation - from the thunderbolt of 2002, to the cruel fair-play exit of 2018, to the continental rise that brought them back stronger in Qatar.

  2. 10 England outsiders who can still earn World Cup spots

    The clock is ticking down to a potentially tenure-defining decision for Thomas Tuchel, who will be putting the final touches to his England squad for the 2026 World Cup. However, there is still time for those on the fringes to make a late push into the manager's thinking as the season enters his final weeks. Some, though, stand a much better chance than others.

  3. Arsenal are in the UCL final! Saka on the spot to seal victory

    Bukayo Saka scored the only goal of the game as Arsenal reached their first Champions League final in 20 years by defeating Atletico Madrid 1-0 in a tight and tense encounter on Tuesday to progress 2-1 on aggregate. The semi-final tie had been left perfectly poised after Viktor Gyokeres and Julian Alvarez had exchanged penalties at the Metropolitano last week, and there was once again little to choose between two attritional teams in the return clash at the Emirates.

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  1. Sergino Dest makes PSV return in big boost for USMNT

    Sergino Dest, the USMNT's presumptive starter at right back in the 2026 World Cup, returned from a hamstring injury Saturday afternoon, playing 30 minutes against Ajax in a 2-2 draw. The defender has been out since March 7 after limping off during PSV's 2-1 win over AZ Alkmaar. It was a good day for PSV's American unit, as Ricardo Pepi got on the scoresheet.

Expert Opinion & Analysis

  1. Arsenal, beware - 'Kvaradona' looks unstoppable right now

    Paris Saint-Germain endured an agonising wait before finally lifting the European Cup, but 12 months after winning their first, they've got a glorious chance to collect their second after edging out Bayern Munich 6-5 on aggregate in an absorbing semi-final tie. Wednesday's second leg at the Allianz Arena may not have been anywhere near as chaotic as last week's nine-goal thriller at Parc des Princes, but Luis Enrique was just as enthused by his side's performance.

  2. Champions! Inside Man City’s first WSL title win in 10 years

    For the first time in 10 years, Manchester City are Women’s Super League champions. The crowning moment may not have been what the runaway leaders expected, with Arsenal’s draw at Brighton on Wednesday night confirming their triumph without them even needing to take to the field. But it won’t taste any less sweet for a City side that has endured five second-placed finishes since their last title triumph in 2016.

  3. WSL title race is done! Arsenal draw hands trophy to Man City

    Arsenal's slim chances of pipping Manchester City to the Women's Super League title ended on Wednesday as the Gunners' 1-1 draw at Brighton saw the Cityzens crowned champions for the first time in 10 years. Coming off the back of some demanding Champions League exploits, Renee Slegers rotated for the trip south, but that was no excuse for the dropped points, with the Seagulls' own much-changed cast thriving to play yet another surprisingly prominent role in the WSL title race.

Premier League

  1. Next year’s too early? Utd urged to avoid EPL title ‘excuse’

    Manchester United have been urged to avoid the “excuse” of “next year’s too early” when it comes to a Premier League title challenge, with Rene Meulensteen explaining to GOAL why Michael Carrick can be the man to put the Red Devils back in contention. He remains in interim charge for now, but Sir Alex Ferguson’s former assistant believes the foundations are in place on which to build a bid for domestic supremacy.

Major League Soccer

  1. Suarez explains why he signed new contract alongside Messi

    Luis Suarez has opened up on his decision to sign a contract extension with Inter Miami, revealing that his "burning desire" to compete remains as strong as ever despite being 39 years old. The Uruguayan legend, who remains a focal point of the Herons' attack alongside Lionel Messi, also addressed the tactical shifts that saw him briefly lose his starting spot under former coach Javier Mascherano.

  2. Ex-Barca president reveals mystery €400m bid for Messi

    Former Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu has revealed that the Catalan giants narrowly avoided losing Lionel Messi in a world-record move shortly after Neymar's departure. The ex-Blaugrana chief claimed that an unnamed club was ready to trigger the Argentine's massive release clause using funds from the Middle East.

Transfer News

  1. Who leaves? Arteta plans Arsenal sales after £267m splurge

    Mikel Arteta is preparing a major summer clear-out at Arsenal to balance the books after last year’s unprecedented spending. Despite banking huge UEFA prize money during their current run to the Champions League final, the Gunners remain cautious of financial sustainability rules and must offload several senior players to fund further elite additions to their squad.

  2. Erling Haaland

    Agent gives Haaland transfer update amid Barcelona links

    Rafaela Pimenta, the agent representing Erling Haaland, has addressed the persistent transfer rumours linking the prolific striker to Barcelona. Pimenta praised Manchester City as the most challenging club to negotiate with, citing their elite organisation. Despite ongoing speculation, she insists the 25-year-old remains entirely committed to the Premier League champions.

  3. Does Mbappe want to leave Madrid? Transfer ‘reality’ explained

    Despite individual brilliance, Kylian Mbappe's future at Real Madrid is shrouded in doubt following two consecutive seasons without a major trophy. The superstar has been linked with an astonishing summer exit amid rumours of dressing room rifts and a massive managerial crisis, but transfer experts have finally clarified the absolute "reality" of his complex situation in the Spanish capital.

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