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Lucas Chevalier says he was lucky after PSG’s 1-0 loss to Monaco in Ligue 1. Takumi Minamino nets the decisive goal, while Monaco finish with ten men after a late red card. The result tightens the title race as PSG slip from the summit and Marseille and Lens close in. PSG and Chevalier reflect on focus, resilience, and the demanding schedule of a congested season.
Zamalek filed an official protest with CAF over what it calls refereeing errors in a 1-1 Confederation Cup draw with Kaizer Chiefs. The club says a clear penalty was missed and a valid goal was disallowed, while excessive bookings affected play. They urge CAF to appoint competent referees and to implement VAR from the third group-stage round. The match featured an early Seifeddine Jaziri strike but ended with a dramatic late own goal, costing Zamalek two points.
Paul Scholes cautions Manchester United about signing Brighton’s Carlos Baliba, citing concerns about his true quality despite a £100m valuation. The piece notes United’s previous interest and potential January alternatives. It outlines Baliba, Elliot Anderson, and Adam Warton as midfield options, with Joao Gomes mentioned as a cheaper target. A Sky Sports chat and a Premier League match recap are referenced, ending with light, snappy humor.
Manuel Neuer confirms he has retired from international duty on purpose, ending talk of a possible Germany comeback. Reports had floated a return amid doubts about Ter Stegen and Barca's depth chart. He told Sky Germany the door is closed on the national team. He also hinted at weighing his Bayern Munich future during the mid-season break as his contract runs until 2026.
Football fans are in for a Sunday packed with top-tier clashes across Europe and MLS. The English Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, and Bundesliga feature key derbies and pivotal matches, including Arsenal vs Chelsea and Real Madrid vs Girona. The guide covers where to watch and who will call the action, plus streaming options for fans worldwide. Brace yourself for goals, drama, and a dash of humor as a global football feast unfolds.
Al-Ittihad brushed aside Al-Shabab 4-1 in the King’s Cup quarterfinal, with Karim Benzema delivering a hat-trick. The club also swept the youth divisions, triumphing 5-0 in the Under-18 and 4-1 in the Under-16. Across the senior game, possession and chances tilted heavily in favor of the Majed, underscored by a five-save performance from Marcelo Grohe. The win helped set up a semi-final lineup featuring Al-Hilal, Al-Ahli, and Al-Kholoud.
Al-Ittihad defeated Al-Shabab 4-1 to reach the King Cup semi-finals. Sergio Conceição admitted the match was tough and stressed there is still work to do. Al-Shabab's coach Immanuel Alguacil rued injuries and absences, noting the compact schedule and player availability. The report also covers key moments, Doumbia’s first goal, and the upcoming semi-final draw.
Hany Abu Rida, president of the Egyptian Football Association, met the national team to boost morale ahead of the Arab Cup in Qatar. Egypt opens against Kuwait before facing the UAE and Jordan. He emphasized giving their all and the tournament's importance, while Ahmed Hassan highlighted ambition and focus. The squad added several call-ups and worked through a tight preparation window, with players from Al Ahly and others integrating ahead of kickoff.
Oscar Piastri of McLaren clinched pole for the Qatar Grand Prix, edging teammate Lando Norris by 0.108 seconds after Norris aborted his final lap due to a front-end grip loss. Max Verstappen will start third and remains a title contender, needing to finish ahead of Norris to keep pace. Norris can clinch the championship with a win or by finishing ahead of Piastri and Verstappen. Hamilton endured a tough weekend, starting 18th, while the rest of the top ten battled through the Qatar circuit.
Inter Milan faces a key Serie A clash with Pisa amid injuries, while Henrikh Mkhitaryan makes a comeback. The team seeks to rebound after losses to Milan and Atletico Madrid. Several stars remain sidelined, including Dumfries and Darmian, but Boni's absence due to flu opens the door for Thuram, Martinez, and Esposito. The article provides the latest updates and numbers behind Boni's move from Parma. A light note of humor closes the piece.
Real Madrid travels to Montilivi to face Girona in La Liga 2025-26. Madrid sits top of the table with 32 points, chasing a comfortable lead over Barcelona after two recent draws. Girona is positioned 18th with 11 points, hoping for a positive result to spark a climb up the standings. This article explains where to watch the match on TV and online, plus key match details.
Roma and Napoli face off at the Olimpico in a pivotal Serie A clash. Roma leads the table with 27 points, two ahead of Napoli in third, making this game a potential title-turning moment. The piece outlines broadcasting options for the 2025-2026 season and how to stream the match online. It also covers the date, venue, and viewing details, with a touch of light humor sprinkled in.
Dani Olmo starred as Barcelona defeated Deportivo Alavés 3-1 in La Liga. The Spaniard scored twice, delivering a momentous performance at Camp Nou. The win reflects Barça's collective spirit and strategic discipline under coach Hans Flick. Olmo's night also highlighted the return of key teammates and the side's growing confidence.
Jorge Jesus is pressing to renew Abdulrahman Gharib's deal at Al-Nassr as his free-period looms. Several Saudi Roshen clubs flirt with a move, including Al-Hilal. Gharib has delivered goals and assists this season, but his contract situation could spark a winter reshuffle. The article tracks his form, the transfer talk, and Al-Nassr's mixed plans for January, plus a UAE training camp tease.
Saudi Arabia uses the Arab Cup 2025 as a strategic platform to stabilize the core squad and playing style ahead of the 2026 World Cup in the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Coach Hervé Renard aims to lock in a starting XI and maintain tactical cohesion across camps. The tournament serves as a final, focused rehearsal rather than a testing ground for new faces. Success in Qatar could provide the psychological lift needed for a strong showing in 2026.
Round 8 of Saudi Arabia’s JOY Elite League for under-21s unfolds with high-stakes derbies, a tight leaderboard, and multiple viewing options. The article previews key matches across Sunday and Monday, notes broadcast availability on STC TV, and explains the competition’s two-phase format. After seven rounds, the standings are led by Al-Ettifaq with a flawless record, followed by a close pack chasing the title. It also explains how the league operates and where fans can tune in for the action.
Atlético Madrid president Enrique Cerezo calls for calm and unity as Barcelona and Real Madrid clash, urging friendship over conflict. He cites Mundo Deportivo and stresses patience and solidarity in Spanish football. He highlights Atlético's revival after an early-season stumble and remains optimistic for the campaign. The piece also notes tensions between Madrid and Barcelona while defending Atlético's form.
Egypt returns to the Arab Cup in Doha with a second-string squad, aiming to build on its lone 1992 title. They are drawn in Group 3 with Jordan, UAE and Kuwait, with fixtures in Lusail on December 2, 6 and 9. The tournament features 16 teams in its 11th edition and a $36.5 million prize pool, with Egypt having six appearances and one title. The 2021 Qatar edition showed promise but ended in fourth place, setting the stage for another ambitious campaign.
Leeds United manager Daniel Farke urged rule changes to curb time-wasting and alleged simulation after a dramatic 3-2 loss to Manchester City. The incident centered on Donnarumma’s ground fall, staged under Guardiola’s guidance to halt Leeds’ pressure. Guardiola said he didn’t know what happened and suggested questions for the next press conference. The piece also discusses potential rule tweaks to prevent similar ploys in the Premier League.
Karim Benzema stole the spotlight as Al-Ittihad crushed Al-Shabab 4-1 in the Saudi King’s Cup. His hat-trick reshaped the team’s identity and lifted hopes ahead of the decisive rounds. The star’s influence went beyond goals, boosting morale, leadership, and belief across the squad. This win signals a renewed Al-Ittihad spirit and a push for silverware this season.
