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Monaco edged PSG 1-0 in a crucial Ligue 1 clash, Minamino scoring the decisive goal in the 68th minute. The visitors finished with ten men after a red card to Kehrer. The result reshapes the top of the table as Monaco climb and PSG face renewed pressure.
Egypt’s Pyramids FC approves Marwan Hamdi’s inclusion in the national Arab Cup squad. Egypt departs for Doha to compete in Group C against UAE, Jordan, and Kuwait. The club cites cooperation with the national team amid packed fixtures and injuries. Separately, Walid Kariti’s Morocco call-up shows progress as talks continue between the federation and Pyramids.
Juventus suffered a setback as Dušan Vlahović picked up a muscle injury early in the match against Cagliari at the Allianz Stadium. He was forced off in the 28th minute, prompting an early substitution. The team managed to level the score before halftime, but the injury adds to a growing squad issue. Juventus’ coach Luciano Spalletti hinted at ongoing fitness concerns as December’s tough schedule looms.
Al Hilal overwhelmed Al Fateh 4-1 to reach the King’s Cup semi-finals, with Darwin Nunez’s injury casting a shadow over the night. Marcos Leonardo stepped up to seal the fourth goal after Nunez left, while Hassan Tombakti returned from injury with a timely strike. Robin Neves and Inzaghi steered the ship, delivering a display of discipline and depth. This readout captures the key moments and numbers, topped off with a couple of light jokes to keep things interesting.
Al Ain and Al Nasr booked the first two semifinal spots in the UAE Cup after thrilling quarterfinals. Al Ain dominated Sharjah in the second leg to seal a 7-2 aggregate, while Al Nasr edged Shabab Al-Ahli on penalties after a 4-4 total score. The other quarterfinals produced Wasl vs Jazira and Khor Fakkan vs Al Wahda, with the latter two still to be decided. Expect more high-stakes action as the UAE Cup moves toward the title.
Simone Inzaghi hails Al Hilal’s 4-1 victory over Al Fateh in the King’s Cup quarterfinal, securing a semifinal spot. He credits the team’s recent improvements and confirms Darwin Núñez’s injury is being assessed. Jose Gomez concedes the win was deserved for Al Hilal, while plans for rest, a UAE training camp, and a friendly ahead of the next league match are laid out. The squad faces a busy period with the winter window approaching and several players nearing return from injury.
Ramadan Sobhi, a key figure for Pyramids FC, faces a four-year CAS ban linked to a doping allegation from a CAF Confederation Cup match. He also confronts a separate criminal complaint over forged documents connected to an exam. Teammates and clubs have publicly backed him, while legal maneuvers continue off the pitch. The case also includes a formal complaint against a defense attorney, underscoring tensions beyond the field.
Manchester City narrowly defeated Leeds United 3-2 in a heated Premier League clash. City led 2-0 at halftime, Leeds fought back to level, and Phil Foden struck a stoppage-time winner. The result keeps City in the title race while Leeds remain embroiled in the relegation battle. Guardiola’s side showed resilience, while Leeds showed grit and flashes of intent that gave the match its edge. The night left fans buzzing and the league standings tight.
Manchester City host Leeds United in a Premier League Round 13 clash at the Etihad. Haaland’s first-half involvement is notably low, while City’s xG leads the way. Foden’s tally climbs past Beckham and Yaya Touré, underscoring City’s scoring depth. City also boast a strong record against promoted sides, and Leeds will need more than grit to upset the champions.
Manchester City battled to a dramatic 3-2 victory at Leeds United in the 13th round of the Premier League. Phil Foden struck twice, including a 90+1 minute winner, and Josko Guvardiol got on the scoresheet, while Leeds answered through Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Lukas Nmecha. City rotated heavily after a European exit, whereas Leeds tried to rebound under Daniel Farke with a five-man reshuffle. The result leaves City second, four points behind Arsenal, with Leeds lingering near the relegation zone.
Round 8 of Saudi Arabia’s Elite U21 League kicks off with six matches on Sunday and six more on Monday. The marquee clash features Al Nassr U21 hosting Al Ahli U21 in Riyadh as top-tier contenders push for the summit. Ettifaq leads the table, with Ittihad close behind and Nassr striving to bridge the gap. Al Ahli aim to restart their campaign after a winless spell, while the rest of the round intensifies the battle from top to bottom. Expect drama, goals, and a few teenage fireworks.
Hilal secured a commanding 4-1 victory over Al Fateh to reach the King’s Cup semifinals. The team started strong, scoring early and riding three first-half goals before consolidating after the break. An injury to Darwin Nunez punctuated the match, but Marcus Leonardo stepped in to help seal the win. Al Fateh’s late goal offered a glimmer of hope, but Hilal controlled the tie throughout. The result sets up a Sunday draw to determine their semi-final opponent.
Zamalek earned a 1-1 draw with Kaizer Chiefs in a CAF Confederation Cup group match. Seifeldin El-Jaziri scored early for Zamalek, but the visitors equalized late due to a goalkeeping error. Head coach Ahmed Abdel-Raouf praised his players while taking personal responsibility for the late concession. The result keeps Zamalek in contention for the Group D top spot with four points from two games.
Bayern Munich staged a dramatic comeback to beat St. Pauli 3-1 at the Allianz Arena. St. Pauli took an early lead before Bayern fought back with a late winner and a stoppage-time cushion. Diaz struck the decisive goal in stoppage time, followed by Jackson’s late clincher. The result keeps Bayern on top of the Bundesliga, while St. Pauli’s position remains precarious.
The Arab Cup in Qatar (December 1-18) isn’t just about football; it’s a money race. A record prize pool attracts 16 nations ready to compete over three weeks. The total purse climbs to 36.5 million dollars, with the champions set to reap a 7.1 million windfall. This overhaul in incentives adds a spicy edge to the tournament as teams chase both glory and a heftier financial boost.
Xabi Alonso, Real Madrid's coach, reportedly eyeing Kenan Yildiz of Juventus, reviving a pursuit from his Bayer Leverkusen days. The 20-year-old Turkish forward is at the center of renewed transfer talk, with Juventus prioritizing a contract renewal to maximize future resale value. Arda Guler’s performances continue to fuel Turkish talent speculation around Madrid. Juventus has yet to agree renewal terms with Engin Yildiz, keeping Madrid’s options open for a timely move.
Ivan Toni star shines again as Al Ahli beat Al Qadsiyah to reach the King’s Cup quarterfinals. The clash finished 3-3 after extra time and went to penalties, where Toni converted in a key moment. He tops the tournament scoring charts and keeps delivering standout performances. Jaissle now faces a tricky balancing act as Toni’s form fuels both praise and transfer talk.
Barcelona confirms Ronald Araujo is out with a stomach virus. The match against Deportivo Alavés at Camp Nou is part of La Liga’s round 14. The club outlines the absence and previews a familiar attacking trio returning to action. The lineup changes also see Gerard Martin at right-back and a bench that includes Pedri, Ferran Torres, and Marcus Rashford.
The Emirates Cup quarterfinals return legs are finely balanced, with all four teams still in the race. Al-Wasl vs Al-Jazira meet in Dubai, while Khorfakkan face Al-Wahda at different venues. The first legs ended with a 2-2 draw for Al-Wahda vs Khorfakkan and a goalless draw for Al-Wasl vs Al-Jazira, keeping both ties wide open. Expect drama, tactical chess, and a dash of individual brilliance to decide who advances.
Seifeddine Jaziri gave Zamalek an early lead, but a late own goal by Mohamed Sobhi equalized for Kaizer Chiefs. The result keeps Zamalek in second place in Group D, two points off the leaders. Injuries and a disallowed goal added to the drama in a match that showcased CAF Confederation Cup tension. With fixtures ahead, the group remains wide open.
