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  1. Italy crush Turkiye 4-1 in Nations League

    Italy produced a stunning response to their recent disappointment by securing a dominant 4-1 victory over Turkiye in the UEFA Nations League. In a match defined by clinical finishing and the emergence of fresh talent, the Azzurri silenced the Bursa crowd to get their campaign back on track.

  2. Mbappe suspended after Lille red

    Lille midfielder Ethan Mbappe is facing a significant spell on the sidelines in Europe after UEFA disciplinary officials handed down a three-match ban. The teenage prospect was dismissed during a heated encounter against Real Betis, leaving his side without one of their brightest talents for several crucial fixtures.

  3. Kovacic: Croatia can end Spain's streak

    Mateo Kovacic has insisted that halting Spain's historic dominance is well within Croatia's reach as the two heavyweights prepare to collide in the UEFA Nations League. Despite the world champions boasting a daunting 39-match unbeaten run, the Manchester City midfielder believes his side has the tactical tools to cause an upset at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan.

  1. Cisse slams Dean over Aguero goal conspiracy

    Djibril Cisse has launched a furious response to Mike Dean after the former Premier League referee questioned Queens Park Rangers' tactical decisions during Manchester City's legendary title-winning afternoon in 2012. The former France international, who scored for the Hoops that day, hit back at long-standing conspiracy theories surrounding the match that saw Sergio Aguero snatch the trophy from Manchester United.

  2. Ireland faced 'undetermined' UEFA sanctions over Israel clash

    The Football Association of Ireland has shed light on the complex legal and sporting pressures that dictated their decision to fulfill a recent Nations League fixture against Israel. FAI president Paul Cooke explained that the governing body was wary of severe repercussions from UEFA had they chosen to boycott the match.

  3. EXCLUSIVE: Van Dijk on his toughest opponent, Iraola, Isak & more

    Virgil van Dijk joins Adebayo Akinfenwa for a special episode of the Beast Mode On Podcast as the Dutchman chats all things Liverpool and his first impressions of new manager Andoni Iraola. Speaking at Virgil's Legacy Trophy, a tournament that brings together the best youth academies from around the world, the legendary centre-back also backs Alexander Isak to shine in the 2026-27 campaign and reveals who are the toughest opponents he's faced in his illustrious career to date.

  4. Barca take Real Madrid's Perez to court

    The historic rivalry between Barcelona and Real Madrid has shifted from the pitch to the courtroom, with Los Blancos president Florentino Perez officially summoned to face the Catalan club's legal team. This escalation follows incendiary remarks made by the Madrid chief regarding refereeing corruption and the legitimacy of past La Liga titles.

  5. 'Zero effect on me!' - Ancelotti hits back at Brazil critics

    Carlo Ancelotti has dismissed calls for his dismissal following a disappointing draw against Australia, insisting that criticism has no impact on his long-term vision. The Italian manager is currently focused on integrating a new generation of talent while acknowledging the immense pressure to deliver a World Cup title. As the Selecao prepares for a second clash in Brisbane, Ancelotti maintains that representing Brazil requires meeting the highest possible expectations.

  6. Rodrygo nears Real Madrid return

    Real Madrid have received a significant boost in their quest for silverware as Rodrygo Goes has officially returned to training with the ball. The Brazilian international, who has been sidelined for over six months, reached this vital milestone at the club's Valdebebas training complex on Monday morning.

  7. Atlanta City FC

    Atlanta City FC set to begin play in 2028

    Atlanta’s National Women’s Soccer League expansion franchise unveiled its name, crest and colors Monday, officially introducing Atlanta City FC. The club, one of two set to join the NWSL in 2028, revealed an identity that celebrates the city’s rich history and character while reflecting the team’s ambitions for the future.

  8. Back where it all began! - Neto returns to Juventus at 37

    Juventus have turned to a familiar face to solve their mounting injury crisis in goal, officially confirming the return of Brazilian veteran Norberto Neto. The 37-year-old shot-stopper arrives in Turin as a free agent following a brief stint back in his homeland, ready to provide experienced cover for the remainder of the campaign.

  9. Bellamy defends Wales' League A status

    Craig Bellamy has issued a passionate defense of his side's status among Europe's elite following a difficult start to their Nations League A campaign. Despite suffering consecutive losses to Portugal and Denmark, the Dragons boss insists his players have fully merited their place at the top table of international football.

  10. Not interested! Sterling rejected by Ligue 1 clubs

    Raheem Sterling's search for a new club has hit another significant roadblock after the former England international was reportedly turned down by multiple teams in France. The 31-year-old winger is currently a free agent and looking to revive a career that has stalled dramatically since his departure from the Premier League.

  11. Gakpo exits Oranje camp with injury

    Liverpool have been handed a significant injury concern after Cody Gakpo was forced to withdraw from the Netherlands squad during the current international break. The versatile forward sustained a knock during the early stages of the Oranje's recent UEFA Nations League clash, prompting his immediate return to Merseyside for further assessment.

  12. Trafford guns for England No. 1 spot

    James Trafford has admitted he is relishing the challenge of competing for the England number one spot as he settles into life as a regular starter with Leeds United. The young shot-stopper was handed a high-profile start against Spain by Thomas Tuchel, signalling a potential shift in the Three Lions' goalkeeping hierarchy.

  13. Konsa and O'Reilly miss training

    England's preparations for their upcoming Nations League encounter against Czechia have been disrupted after Ezri Konsa and Nico O'Reilly were absent from group training. The defensive duo remained at the training base to follow tailored individual programmes while the rest of the squad prepared for their flight to Prague.