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Premier League

Stamford Bridge Showdown: Cahill backs Chelsea to stop Arsenal as City stays in the title race

Gary Cahill, former Chelsea defender, predicts Chelsea can halt Arsenal in a crucial Premier League showdown at Stamford Bridge. Arsenal lead the table but Chelsea are chasing a win to close the gap. Cahill argues Chelsea’s big-game pedigree could influence the result, especially after their Barcelona win. City remain in the title race despite a wobble.

Premier League

The Scary Quiet at Old Trafford: Manchester United’s Young Star Faces an Uncertain Path

Former England star Nicky Butt warns that Manchester United’s young midfielder Koby Maino risks wasting his talent as he sits on the bench under Ruben Amorim. Maino rose to prominence under Erik ten Hag and earned England Euro 2024 involvement, but his playing time has diminished this season. Amorim’s arrival at Old Trafford has left Maino with limited minutes, prompting concern from Butt about his development. The coach emphasizes the club’s priorities, while Maino and other youngsters may face January loan moves in a bid to restart their progress.

Arab Cup

Pyramids Cleared, World Cup Ambitions Ahead: Egypt's FA Chief Sets a Bold Path Forward

Egyptian FA president Hany Abou Rida addresses recent Arab Cup tensions involving Pyramids FC, updates on the national team’s coaching future, and planned reforms for refereeing and youth development. He emphasizes cooperation with clubs, vows to continue with Hossam Hassan as coach, and highlights Morocco as AFCON's tough rival. The interview outlines a comprehensive roadmap for Egypt’s football future, rooted in fair opportunity and robust governance.

Premier League

Rice-Caicedo Showdown at Stamford Bridge: Midfield Masters Clash Ahead

Arsenal star Declan Rice says he is ready for battle against Moises Caicedo as they meet Chelsea in a Premier League showdown. Arsenal sit top of the table, Chelsea are six points behind. Rice and Caicedo have shone this season, sparking debate over the league's best midfielder. Rice publicly respects Caicedo, while pundits differ on who leads the pack.

Champions League

Capello Praises Arsenal's Calafiori, Calling Him the Left-Footed Ramos

Arsenal defeated Bayern Munich 3-1 in the Champions League, with Riccardo Calafiori delivering a standout performance and earning praise from Fabio Capello. Capello drew a Ramos-like comparison and even hinted Calafiori could play higher up. Arsenal’s tactical tweaks paid off, as they secured a vital win at the Emirates. Thierry Henry noted a sense that something is different about the team this season.

UEFA Champions League

Rice’s Complete Masterclass: Arsenal Dunk Bayern 3-1 in Europe

Arsenal defeated Bayern Munich 3-1 in the UEFA Champions League at the Emirates, with Declan Rice delivering a standout, all-around performance. Jurriën Timber opened the scoring for Arsenal from a Bukayo Saka corner, while Lennart Karl equalised for Bayern. Noni Madueke and Gabriel Martinelli completed the comeback. Arsenal sit at the top of the group with momentum going into the next tie.

Europa League

Europa League Night Sparks: Villa’s Victory, Roma’s Late Surge, and Celtic’s Comeback—Football Mayhem in the Continent

Aston Villa stays in form with a 2-1 win over Young Boys thanks to a Malen brace. Roma edge Midtjylland 2-1 in Rome with late drama, while Celtic overturns an early deficit to beat Feyenoord 3-1. Across the rest of the group stage, Porto, Ludogorets, Lille and others post solid results amid some crowd tension. An entertaining snapshot of European football’s midweek action.

Europa League

Brace Night in Europe: Malin’s Brace and the Chaos That Followed

Aston Villa’s Doniel Malin scored twice to seal a 2-1 Europa League win over Young Boys, but his celebrations were marred by objects thrown from the stands, causing injuries and a stoppage. The match highlighted a troubling pattern of fan disturbances in European football and the ongoing push for improved security. The article also recalls historic incidents involving fans and players across leagues, and the measures leagues are taking to balance passion with safety. A light, humorous note closes the piece to soften the heaviness of the events.

Europa League

Friendly Fire in Europe: Amrabat and Isco Injured in Betis’ Chaotic Start

Real Betis suffered an early blow in their Europa League tie with Utrecht as a misunderstanding between Isco and Amrabat left both players hobbling. Isco exited with a limp and was substituted, while Amrabat also departed after about 15 minutes. The incident highlighted Betis’ ongoing injury concerns as the team searches for stability in Europe. The piece also traces Amrabat’s career journey and Isco’s persistent comeback drive as Betis seek balance.

King's Cup

Jaissle’s Foreigners Take Center Stage as Ahli Jeddah Set for King’s Cup Showdown

German coach Matthias Jaissle has finalized Ahli Jeddah’s foreign player roster for the King’s Cup quarterfinal against Al Qadsiah. The match will be played in Jeddah at Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal Stadium, following a recent league clash between the two sides. With strict foreign-player rules in Saudi football, Jaissle has made strategic calls, including benching Matthieu Dams, while banking on a host of star foreigners. The piece highlights Dams’ missteps, a high-pressure campaign, and a dramatic cry on the sidelines that has become part of the narrative surrounding the player.

Saudi Cup

Shabab's Carrasco in Doubt Ahead of Saudi Cup Showdown with Al Ittihad

Yannick Carrasco may miss Shabab's King Cup quarterfinal against Al Ittihad after he skipped a Thursday training session. The Belgian winger's availability remains uncertain, with reports linking his absence to a muscle issue from the clash with Al Ettifaq. Benzema's comeback for Al Ittihad adds a new edge to the tie, while Shabab rely on their cup form to salvage the season. The match also features disciplinary notes, as Moussa Diaby serves a suspension and both teams prepare for a tactical battle.

CAF Champions League

Thunder in Rabat: Why VAR Went Missing in Al Ahly vs AS FAR Rabat, and What’s Next

Al Ahly’s Danish coach Jess Thorup praises the warm reception in Morocco and discusses the team’s first training session on a top-quality pitch. He notes the 4-1 group-stage win over JS Kabylie and targets a positive result against AS FAR Rabat. Thorup emphasizes focusing on his team, studying the opponent, and the essential role of VAR in modern football. The piece also covers training updates, lineup notes, and a technical meeting ahead of kickoff.

Winter Olympics

Neutral Flags, Real Ice: Russian and Belarusian Skaters Head to Milan-Cortina 2026

Three skaters—two Russians and one Belarusian—will compete under a neutral flag at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Games. They passed ISU qualifications and a second IOC screening before the event. The IOC preserves strict conditions, insisting on individual participation without ties to military or security services. Winter sports bodies remain cautious, and CAS has signaled openness to reintegration, with a decision due by December. Beijing 2022’s medal tally adds context to the ongoing debate about neutrality and performance.

Egypt Cup

Petrojet Edges Wadi Degla to Reach the Egypt Cup Round of 16

Petrojet edged Wadi Degla 1-0 at PetroSport to advance to the Egypt Cup Round of 16. The match featured a tight, tactical battle until a decisive moment in the 75th minute. Senegalese forward Seko Sonko buried the winner after a defensive lapse. Wadi Degla pressed late but Petrojet’s resilience preserved the lead. Elsewhere, Bank Al Ahly prevailed over Port Fouad in extra time, while Smouha topped Ghazl El Mahalla, keeping the Cup’s drama alive.

transfers

European Shield on Saudi Radar: Beşiktaş Defender Odokai Linked to January Move

Beşiktaş's German defender Felix Odokai is drawing interest from Saudi Pro League clubs during the upcoming winter window. The 28-year-old has been a regular starter, bringing European experience to the back line. While a transfer isn’t guaranteed, Saudi teams are evaluating him as a solid defensive option. The decision will hinge on Odokai’s wishes and Beşiktaş’s willingness to negotiate a substantial fee.

King Cup

Benzema Makes a Return: Al Ittihad Eye King Cup Semifinal as Diaby Serves Suspension

Karim Benzema is fit and available for Al Ittihad's King Cup quarterfinal against Al Shabab after full-group training. Moussa Diaby’s two-match ban looms over the squad, reshaping lineup plans. Coach Sergio Conceicao will decide the final XI after the last training session, aiming to advance to the semifinals. The match in Jeddah intensifies the title chase as Al Ittihad seek to capitalize on Benzema’s fitness and attack threat.

Saudi King's Cup

Kinonis Back in Action: King’s Cup Showdown Then a Legal Storm for Al-Qadsiah and Al-Ahli

Al-Qadsiah inch closer to their trump card Julian Kinonis ahead of a King’s Cup quarterfinal against Al-Ahli. Kinonis is recovered from injury and may appear off the bench, with coach Mitchell Gonzalez able to call on him at any moment. The match follows a tense round in the Saudi Pro League that included a formal protest from Al-Qadsiah over alleged line-up irregularities by Al-Ahli. Legal experts warn that such irregularities could cost Al-Ahli points if confirmed. The article outlines Kinonis’ impact, the potential lineup, and the legal backdrop surrounding the fixture.

Saudi Pro League

Historic Milestone: Marcus Leonardo Joins Messi and Neymar on the 101-Goal Club

Brazilian forward Marcus Leonardo of Al Hilal has continued a historic scoring streak, reaching 101 career goals and drawing parallels with Messi, Neymar, Haaland, and Mbappe. His brace against the Iraqi Police helped Al Hilal secure a 4-0 win in the AFC Champions League group stage. The striker's rise challenges Darwin Nunez for a starting spot and gives coach Simone Inzaghi fresh attacking options. The piece explores his impact on the team and the season's momentum.

Arab Cup

Egypt's Arab Cup Spark: Toulan Taps Youthful Firepower for Qatar Run

Egypt gears up for the Arab Cup in Qatar with a second-string squad under Halim Toulan. Group C features Jordan, the UAE and Kuwait, with the top two advancing. The team blends fresh domestic talents with seasoned players to build depth ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. The article previews key call-ups and past contributors who shaped Egypt's Arab Cup story. Expect surprises, and maybe a few jokes to loosen the nerves before kickoff.

Saudi Pro League

Al Nassr’s Quiet Winter Gambit: A Secret European Defender to Fortify the Backline

Jorge Jesus outlines a winter plan to bolster Al Nassr’s defense with a European signing. The club reportedly maintains a secret shortlist of three defenders and aims to seal the first January transfer in 2026. Identity is kept under wraps to avoid rivals hijacking the deal after summer hurdles. The coaching staff also plans a UAE training camp, while Ronaldo’s influence continues to shape the project.

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