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  1. Man City sanctions could wait until 2027

    The legal battle between Manchester City and the Premier League is set to extend well into the future, leaving the club's long-term status in the balance. Despite a guilty verdict being reached earlier this year, the timeline for any potential punishment remains clouded by a complex appeals process.

  2. Portugal change No.7 shirt in Ronaldo tribute

    Portugal have officially ushered in a new era following the international retirement of Cristiano Ronaldo, but the legendary forward’s legacy will be permanently stitched into the fabric of the national team. Ahead of their UEFA Nations League clash against Denmark, the Selecao have confirmed a unique design change to the iconic number 7 shirt to ensure CR7’s specific version remains unmatched.

  3. Yakin relieved as Swiss seal League A return

    Switzerland have officially secured their return to the top tier of the Nations League following a hard-fought stalemate in Maribor. While the result confirms their promotion to League A, manager Murat Yakin admitted to being taken aback by the tactical approach of the home side during the closing stages.

  4. Ancelotti slams ref after Brazil defeat

    Brazil head coach Carlo Ancelotti has delivered a stinging assessment of the officiating following his side's dramatic 3-2 friendly defeat to Japan on Saturday. The veteran Italian tactician was sent to the stands during a heated conclusion to the match at the Singapore National Stadium, which saw the Selecao succumb to a late winner.

  5. Gyokeres eyes Ibrahimovic record

    Viktor Gyokeres has sensational form in front of goal for Sweden, and the Arsenal striker is now looking at the very top of the record books. The forward believes he has what it takes to eventually overtake the legendary Zlatan Ibrahimovic as the greatest scorer in his nation's history.

  1. Enrique ready to AXE Fernandez as Barca looms

    Paris Saint-Germain teenager Dro Fernandez could make a rapid return to Barcelona after struggling to secure regular first-team minutes under manager Luis Enrique. The 18-year-old midfielder has barely featured for the French giants this season, sparking intense speculation that his brief spell in Paris may already be over.

  2. Esposito breaks Italy scoring record

    Inter sensation Francesco Pio Esposito has made Italian football history by recording the best goals-per-minute ratio ever seen for the national team. The young striker has surprisingly surpassed Azzurri legends like Luigi Riva and Silvio Piola with his prolific international strike rate.