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City rebound with a 3-1 win over Bournemouth, with Haaland scoring twice and another strike from a new era signing. Guardiola warns the match was a real test, praising Bournemouth’s aggression. City’s victory boosts their Premier League campaign and fuels their Champions League hopes. The match showcased City’s continued attacking threat and growing team chemistry.
Inter Milan clinches a 2-1 victory at Verona in Serie A. Zielinski unleashes a superb goal off a Calhanoglu corner. Verona equalizes before halftime, then Inter seals it with a late own goal. Koivo praises his staff and reflects on the risk-reward of set-piece tactics, while Lautaro Martinez's recent form is acknowledged.
Al Hilal provides an injury update on Malcom Oliveira as the team prepares for a key AFC Elite clash with Al Gharafa. Malcom heads to Spain with the medical staff for a foot injury assessment, with no return date announced. The article also covers his numbers, the ongoing injury woes at the club, and a domestic transfer race involving Murad Hosaawi.
Ittihad Jeddah receives a much-needed boost ahead of the Asian clash with Sharjah, with several rehabbing stars back in action. The team targets three points to improve a tight West Group standing. Sharjah arrives in form, hoping to snap a small losing streak and keep pace in a competitive pool. The match also doubles as a test of rotation and tactical balance as both teams chase a knockout spot.
Joao Cancelo is back in Al Hilal’s lineup after weeks out, providing a much-needed boost for a crucial AFC Champions League Elite clash with Al Gharafa. Al Hilal sits atop their group with nine points from three games, while Gharafa hold three and chase progress. The article also outlines injury updates, squad depth, and the historical edge Hilal has over Qatari clubs. Expect tactical tweaks as Hilal seeks to extend a perfect East-West record this edition.
Doha hosts the FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025 over 25 days across eight Aspire Zone venues. The event spotlights the next generation of stars and offers a festival-like atmosphere for global fans. With 48 teams, new debuts, inclusive features, and a community-focused approach, the tournament blends sport with culture. The Arab Cup readiness also features prominently on Qatar’s sporting calendar.
Egypt’s 2008-born youth handball team captured world attention with a silver medal in Morocco, prompting a proud homecoming. The minister and federation praised their grit, growth, and teamwork, pledging continued support for rising talents. The journey featured tough losses to Spain, early tests against top clubs, and a dramatic semifinal win that sealed a historic spot in the final. The tale ends with a near-miss in the final, signaling a bright future for Egyptian handball.
Al Ahly were held to a goalless draw by Al Masry at Burj Al Arab, with a late penalty miss denying a dramatic win. The result leaves the Reds sliding to second as Masry grab a hard-earned point. In Ismailia, Ceramica Cleopatra rallied to beat Petrojet 2-1, boosting their league lead. The day offered drama, twists, and a reminder that in football, the clock is undefeated.
Pyramids FC face a fresh injury setback ahead of the Egyptian Super Cup in the UAE. The team must cope with key absences as they prepare for a semi-final against Zamalek. The club has a storied rise and continental ambitions, bolstered by recent league form. This piece traces Pyramids’ journey from humble origins to cup campaigns and ambitious trophy hopes.
Manchester City extended their perfect home record against Bournemouth with a 3-1 win at the Etihad. Haaland scored twice, Orieli added a third, and Bournemouth’s Tyler Adams pulled one back. City’s performance reaffirmed their status as title contenders as Arsenal lead the table. The match also featured notable benchmarks for City players and a few VAR decisions that didn’t decide the fate of the game.
Al Nassr face Goa in the AFC Champions League 2 group stage with four players sidelined. The club aims to extend its Asian winning streak and top Group D, while managing a packed calendar. Ronaldo responds to recent criticism with goals that reinforce Nassr’s league leadership. With 12 points in sight, Nassr chase a fourth straight win and a Round of 16 berth.
Barcelona return to winning ways in La Liga with a 3-1 victory over Elche at Montjuïc. Lamin Yamal opened the scoring, followed by a stylish Ferran Torres strike, and Marcus Rashford sealed the deal in the second half. Rafa Mir bagged Elche’s consolation just before halftime. Barça move to 25 points, remain second, five points behind Real Madrid, while Elche stay ninth with 14 points.
Ahmed Abdel-Raouf, Zamalek’s interim head coach, delivers a crucial 3-1 victory over El Geish in his first high-stakes test. He inherited a squad mired in a winless run and insists the coming phase will demand different preparation. In a candid post-match moment, he reflects on time constraints, his fan-heart for the club, and the need for patience to build a complete vision. The win sets the stage for a challenging Super Cup and a renewed sense of purpose for the White Knights.
A Zamalek source explains why the sixth substitution wasn’t used after Ahmed Fattouh’s head injury in the win over Tala’ea El Gaish. Medical staff prioritized safety and a concussion protocol over extra substitutions. Zamalek fought back to a 3-1 victory, lifting them to a strong position while injuries to several players were assessed. The win comes with a cup semifinal looming and a need to manage fitness and health.
Barcelona edged Elche 2-1 in La Liga, with Lamine Yamal and Ferran Torres on the scoresheet in the first half. The youngster’s record is highlighted by Opta, while Torres reaches a milestone goal tally for Barça. Flick’s side shows promise with returning players warming the bench, and the game sets the stage for a demanding season with Pedri sidelined. The clash at Montjuïc also highlighted Barça’s third-place league position and ongoing squad depth.
Lens capitalized on rivals’ slips to move into third place in Ligue 1 after a commanding 3-0 win over Lorient. They rebounded from last week’s defeat to Metz and sit level on points with Marseille, two behind PSG. The round also featured Strasbourg’s 4-1 thrashing of Rennes, Lille’s late light-up over Angers, and PSG’s dramatic 1-0 win against Nice with Ramos’s stoppage-time goal. The league picture tightens as teams jostle for the top spots and European qualification.
Jude Bellingham returns to top form with Real Madrid, answering Tuchel’s earlier exclusion by delivering a Clasico masterclass and guiding Madrid to a dominant 4-0 win over Valencia. He also influences Madrid’s late win over Barcelona, signaling a strong comeback. The piece explores Tuchel’s selection concerns for England ahead of World Cup qualifiers and what this means for England's World Cup aspirations.
Manchester City beat Bournemouth 3-1 in the Premier League, with Erling Haaland scoring twice and a third from Nico Oraili. Tyler Adams pulled one back for Bournemouth, keeping the game competitive. City move to 19 points, securing second place behind Arsenal. Bournemouth fought hard, but City’s quality proved decisive in the second half.
Zamalek beat Talaea El Geish 3-1 at Cairo Stadium, but three injuries clouded the victory and jeopardize plans for the Egyptian Super Cup against Pyramids. Interim coach Ahmed Abd al-Raouf steadied the ship after a winless spell under Ferreira. Bezera’s suspected hamstring tear could rules him out of the UAE clash, while Sobhi and Fattouh were also checked for injuries. The result sparks scrutiny of Ferreira’s tenure as the club pivots toward a new phase.
Mohamed Salah continues to redefine Liverpool’s legacy with goals and assists. Connor Bradley says he learns from Salah daily as he fills in behind him. Salah’s 2-0 win over Aston Villa at Anfield kept Liverpool’s momentum and pushed his Premier League tally toward a historic milestone. With a contract through 2027, Salah could become the first player to reach 300 goal contributions for a single club in the Premier League. This piece also spotlights the top all-time single-club contributors in the league.