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World Cup Qualifiers - Europe

France's Fresh Strike Partner for Mbappe Surfaces in World Cup Qualifiers

Didier Deschamps has settled on the likely starting XI for France's World Cup qualifier against Azerbaijan, with Mbappe set to link up with Hugo Ekitike up front. France leads their European group, and a win could seal qualification for the 2026 World Cup. Lequipe has teased a possible lineup featuring Malo Gusto at right-back and a new strike duo for Mbappe. The article also traces Mbappe's journey from Monaco to Real Madrid and his current role as France's captain.

Ballon d'Or 2025

Ceferin Doubts Dembele’s Ballon d’Or, PSG Stars Spark a Global Debate

UEFA president Alexander Čeferin indirectly questions Ousmane Dembélé’s claim to the Ballon d’Or 2025, stoking a debate around the prize. The piece traces Nuno Mendes’ standout defensive form and PSG’s creeping influence on the Ballon d’Or shortlist. It also revisits PSG’s recent triumphs and the numbers behind Mendes’ PSG and Portugal careers. A dash of humor closes the discussion on awards, egos, and football’s running cabinets.

La Liga

When Generations Collide: Mbappé Backs Yamal's Breakthrough

Kylian Mbappé publicly backed Lamine Yamal, signaling support for the 18-year-old Barcelona prodigy amid intense spotlight. Mbappé emphasized treating Yamal as a young human first and a footballer second. The two stars faced off multiple times last season, with Yamal shining for Barcelona in key Clasico clashes. The piece also traces Mbappé's storied career and Yamal's rapid ascent from La Masia to European prominence. A light-hearted closer reminds readers that football, like good humor, ages well with time.

Egyptian Super Cup

Egyptian Super Cup Takes Its Show on the Road to the UAE: A History of Cairo Battles and Abu Dhabi Finals

A storied rivalry trophy keeps traveling from city to city. Since 2015, the Egyptian Super Cup has largely benched in the UAE, with Cairo’s battles lighting the fuse early on. The 2025 edition is set to light up two venues in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain, featuring Al Ahly, Zamalek, Pyramids, and Ceramica Cleopatra. The cup’s long arc weaves through many Cairo classics before returning to the Emirates for a contemporary finale.

FIFA U-20 World Cup

Morocco’s Young Lions Clinch a World Cup QF Berth with a 2-1 Triumph Over Korea

Morocco’s U-20s defeated South Korea 2-1 in Chile to reach the FIFA U-20 World Cup quarterfinals. Yasser Zabiri scored in the 12th minute, with a second goal in the 57th coming via an own goal by Shime. Korea pulled one back from a late penalty, but Morocco held on to set a clash with the United States in the next round. Africa’s hopes remain alive as Morocco keeps the continent’s best run going in this tournament.

World Cup Qualifiers Asia

World Cup Hopes on the Line: UAE and Oman Brace for a Do-or-Die Playoff in Doha

Oman and the United Arab Emirates are putting final touches on their World Cup playoff preparations in Doha, with a decisive leg looming. The UAE, coached by Cosmin Olaroiu, have assembled a 27-man squad, including 14 naturalized players, aiming for a strong start. Oman, guided by Carlos Queiroz, face a setback with a key injury streak, losing Jamil Al-Yahmadi for many months. The match, part of Asia’s 2026 World Cup qualifying, carries high stakes as access to a global playoff spot hangs in the balance.

Serie A

The Turin Enigma: Can Jonathan David Spark Juventus Again?

Jonathan David, Juventus’s new striker, is finding it tough to adapt in a new league and system. A string of near-misses and a subdued start have fans questioning his fit under the current setup. The gap between Lille’s prolific attack and Juventus’ offense is clear, magnified by competition from Dusan Vlahovic. This piece traces his early struggles, the tactical hurdles, and the potential still simmering beneath the surface.

friendly

England Crush Wales at Wembley Without Kane: A Three-Goal Blitz and Kane’s Injury Update

England dominated their neighbors in a comfortable 3-0 friendly win at Wembley. Goals came early from Rodgers, Watkins, and Saka, with Wales pushed back throughout. Kane’s injury kept him out, Rashford came on later, and Tuchel shuffled the squad in the second half. England lead their World Cup qualifiers group, while Kane’s injury updates sparked praise from Tuchel and curiosity about the road ahead.

World Cup Qualifiers Europe

Netherlands Extend World Cup Qualifiers Lead as Finland Keeps Pace with a Vital Win

The Netherlands strengthened their World Cup qualifying lead with a convincing 4-0 win at Malta, while Finland claimed a crucial 2-1 victory at home over Lithuania. Other European qualifiers produced notable results, including Croatia and the Czech Republic drawing in Prague and Denmark and Austria delivering big wins in their groups. The round sets up an exciting late stage as teams jostle for top spots and playoff berths ahead of the 2026 finals.

World Cup Qualifiers

Kanno’s Red Card Could Reshape Saudi World Cup 2026 Path After Arab Cup Save

Mohammed Kanno’s late red card against Indonesia puts Saudi Arabia at risk of additional disciplinary action ahead of the Iraq qualifier. The incident could affect his availability for the World Cup 2026 and possibly the 2025 Arab Cup. Reports and legal experts weigh potential AFC penalties and club implications. The Saudis still need a result against Iraq to secure a direct World Cup berth, with the next match looming in Jeddah.

Saudi Pro League

No-Error Mission: Can Conceicao Turn Al-Ittihad's Season Around?

Portuguese coach Sergio Conceicao takes over Al-Ittihad amid a rough start to the season. The team suffered a shock local cup exit and a string of disappointing results under Laurent Blanc, prompting an urgent reboot. This piece follows the pressure-filled transition, the fans' calls for changes, and Conceicao's blueprint to restore the club's identity and competitiveness in domestic and Asian competitions. With January signings looming, the new coach faces a tight deadline to stabilize the squad and reignite title ambitions.

injuries

When the Injury Storm Hits: Al Hilal’s Key Men Hit by the Break

Al Hilal faces a setback as two stars suffer injuries during the international window. Milinković-Savić is ruled with a calf issue after a Thursday session, while Theo Hernández is reportedly nursing a bruise picked up with France. The club awaits MRI results and hopes for quick recoveries ahead of a heavy schedule. France’s federation downplayed the severity, keeping optimism alive for the World Cup qualifiers. The injuries pile on, but the blue wave plans to ride through with rotation and grit.

international football

Morocco’s Last-Gasp Victory Sparks a Spain-Style Streak Tie, in a 1-0 Friendly Win

Morocco edged Bahrain 1-0 in a friendly, thanks to a stoppage-time strike by Jawad El Yamiq. The Atlas Lions dominated much of the match in Rabat, sealing a win that ties Spain’s international record of 15 consecutive victories. The home crowd of over 55,000 roared as several substitutes stepped in for resting stars. Coach Walid Regragui navigated notable absences while still crafting a dramatic finish. A historic moment with a familiar feeling of “just in time.”

World Cup 2026

Back in the Global Spotlight: Algeria’s Resurgence Under Petkovic and Mahrez

Algeria clinched a 3-0 victory over Somalia in Oran to secure a spot at the 2026 World Cup, ending a 12-year wait. The team topped Group 7 with 22 points, showcasing a balanced mix of defense and attack under Vladimir Petkovic. Riyad Mahrez’s captaincy anchors a rebuilding side that blends experienced stars with rising talents like Guiri, Amoura, and Aouar. With AfCON ahead and the World Cup on the horizon, Algeria aims to repeat past magic while writing a new chapter.

Arab Cup

Injury Blows Hit Egypt Ahead of the Arab Cup as Kareem Iraqi is Called Up

Egypt’s national team faces discipline and fitness questions as injuries hit key players during a Morocco camp ahead of the Arab Cup in Doha. Coach Hamdi Tala’an brings back Kareem Iraqi to bolster the right-back position. A 2-0 friendly loss to Morocco’s locally-based side underscores the need for depth. The federation backs the plan as preparations continue with friendlies and tactical testing.

Egyptian Premier League

Sorup Touches Down in Cairo: Al Ahly’s Tactical Reboot Begins

Danish coach Yas Sorup arrived in Cairo to assume the role of Al Ahly’s head coach for two and a half years. He lands with a vetted staff and a detailed plan, following a secretive recruitment process. The club outlined the contract terms, the coaching group, and key milestones, while Sorup’s storied career across Europe hints at a philosophy tailored for Al Ahly’s attacking and disciplined style. A high-profile press conference and a strategic review with club leadership are on the horizon. In short: ambition, analytics, and a touch of Danish rigor enter the Egyptian locker room.

Saudi Pro League

Saudi Sparks and a Few Misprints: Jorge Jesus, Ronaldo, and the Al-Nassr Odyssey

Jorge Jesus, the Al-Nassr coach, calls leading the Saudi giants the toughest task of his career and hails Cristiano Ronaldo as a standout captain. He arrived this season after a stint with Al-Hilal and an eventful exit, while revealing a few factual slips about the club’s recent history. The interview defends the strength of the Saudi league and paints Ronaldo as a physical phenomenon who still aims for a historic milestone. The piece also touches on Benfica memories and Jesus' evolving coaching style, with a dash of light humor at the end.

Premier League

English coach in the wings: could a British manager rescue Manchester United from Amorim’s wobble

Manchester United’s lid on success remains shaky as Ruben Amorim’s tenure falters. Paul Scholes openly backs an English replacement should results worsen, while Jim Ratcliffe doubles down on support for Amorim. The chatter points to Eddie Howe as a likely candidate, given his recent success with Newcastle and his disciplined approach. The saga underlines deeper issues at Old Trafford beyond personnel changes, hinting at a need for long-term vision. Will the Red Devils finally rediscover stability, or will the cycle of upheaval continue?

Saudi Pro League

Injury Storm Hits Al Hilal: Inzaghi's Blueprint Put to the Test

Al Hilal, led by Simone Inzaghi, is grappling with a wave of injuries to core players just as the season intensifies. Sergej Milinković-Savić’s sudden setback compounds concerns about midfield balance. The club must balance competition across the Saudi Pro League, the King’s Cup, and the AFC Champions League while renewal talks loom. European interest adds pressure as Savic’s future hangs in the balance. A touch of humor to lighten the mood: the treatment table is now more crowded than the bench.

transfert

Pau Cubarsí: Barca’s Rising Defender Says No to Real Madrid and Aims for Van Dijk, Glory, and a Loyal Future

Pau Cubarsí, Barcelona’s emerging defender, reaffirms he will never don Real Madrid’s kit. In a Mundo Deportivo interview, he names Virgil van Dijk as his idol and says he’d rather sign with him than become him, preserving his own identity. He reveals a hidden tennis love for Rafael Nadal and even names Lamine Yamal as a roommate he’d rather not share a house with. Cubarsí dreams of lifting the Champions League with Barça and the World Cup with Spain, while his star rises at Camp Nou.

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