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Greece U19

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England U18

North Macedonia U19

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Slovenia U18

Egypt

VS 20:00

Russia

Rep. Of Ireland

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Qatar

Colombia U20

VS 00:00

Costa Rica U20

Latest football news

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Premier League

Liverpool at a Crossroads: Can Slot Stabilize the Reds After a Tumultuous Patch?

Liverpool opened the season hot with seven straight wins but recent defeats in domestic and European play expose urgent issues for Arne Slot. A Champions League trip to Galatasaray highlighted gaps despite dominance in possession and a 16-shot tally. The club remains top of the Premier League, yet questions about balance, new signings, and defense linger. The piece reviews the transfer window, tactical shifts, and the road ahead, with a touch of light humor to keep spirits up.

Egyptian Premier League

Clash, Fines, and Final Whistles: Round 9 Sanctions Shake the Egyptian Premier League After Ahly–Zamalek

The Egyptian Premier League announced sanctions for Round 9, highlighted by the Ahly–Zamalek top clash at Cairo Stadium. Al Ahly secured a 2-1 victory, while players received suspensions and fines for disciplinary infractions. No sanctions were issued for fan chants during the match, though a controversial moment involving Hussein Shahat drew attention. The piece also maps out Round 10 fixtures and other disciplinary actions across several clubs, with a touch of humor to keep things light.

CAF Champions League

Defending Champions Kick Off With a Gutsy Away Win

Pyramids FC opened their CAF Champions League campaign with a valuable away win against APR FC in Kigali, courtesy of a Brace from Fiston Mayele. The Egyptian giants controlled large parts of the match, aided by Ahmed El-Shenawy’s timely saves. A red card for coach Krunoslav Jurcic added drama to a contest that keeps Cairo hopeful ahead of the return leg. The winner advances to face Ethio Insurance FC, with the second leg set for Cairo.

3x3 basketball

Abu Dhabi Sparks a Thunderous 3x3 Global Showdown: Algeria Joins 14-Team Battle

Abu Dhabi hosts the 3x3 World Tour on October 25-26, 2025, inviting 14 teams including Algeria to compete near Marina Mall. The event is organized by the Abu Dhabi Sports Council in partnership with FIBA and promises a festival of fast-paced, urban basketball plus community activities. Prize money totals over $200,000, with top prizes around $40k. The tournament underscores Abu Dhabi’s emergence as a premier global sports destination.

Jordan Pro League

Fresh Leadership at Al-Hussein Irbid: A Six-Month Quest to Restore Glory

Al-Hussein Irbid in Jordan announced a new six-month administrative board appointed by the Ministry of Youth, led by Eng. Amer Ahmed Abu Obaid. The lineup also includes several key officials and promises stability, development, and renewed success. The club credits this move to ongoing support from the Ministry and Minister Raed Al-Adwan, while emphasizing youth development and long-term planning. The announcement signals a pivotal phase as the team builds on historic domestic and Asian performances and looks ahead to further achievements.

World Cup 2026

When the Ballouts Start Flying: Could a US Government Shutdown Knock Out World Cup 2026?

Eight months before kickoff, World Cup 2026 faces a storm of logistical and weather-related challenges. Heat, turf, and stadium readiness loom large, while a looming US government shutdown threatens security, travel, and coordination. The piece examines potential ripple effects on schedules, tickets, and fan experience, and what organizers are doing to mitigate risks. In short: the world’s biggest football festival could run into a political crossfire, not just a weather forecast.

transfer

Al Hilal's Midfield Diddle: Will Neves and Savic Lock Down Europe’s Gaze or Let It Slip?

Al Hilal’s prized midfield duo, Robin Neves and Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, face pivotal renewal talks as European clubs circle. The Saudi giants want to preserve their spine under coach Simone Inzaghi’s plan. Delays could invite bids as contracts near expiration. The outcome will shape the club’s domestic dominance and continental ambitions this season.

Champions League

Barça’s Comeback Call: Flick Sets a Bold Barca Lineup to Take on PSG in a Champions League Showdown

Hansi Flick named Barcelona’s squad for a vital Champions League clash against Paris Saint-Germain at Montjuïc. Alejandro Balde is back from injury, adding width to the defense. Barca still battles several injuries, including a long-term absence for their goalkeeper. The match follows a solid start in Europe, with a win at Newcastle setting expectations high for a top-of-group duel.

transfert

Garnacho’s Fresh Start: Chelsea Elevates His Champions League Return

Argentine winger Alejandro Garnacho returns to Champions League action with Chelsea after a summer move that ended his spells of limited European nights at United. He started and influenced Chelsea’s 1-0 win over Benfica in the group stage. In a candid post-match chat, Garnacho reflected on tough times at United while stressing his happiness to compete in the competition. The piece also reviews United’s summer exits and the mixed reception he received at Old Trafford, underscoring the broader transfer drama surrounding the club.

Champions League

Why Dembélé Is Finishing Rehab in Doha: PSG’s Surprise Recovery Plan

A French report reveals PSG sent Ousmane Dembélé to Doha to continue his rehabilitation after a hamstring injury. The move taps PSG’s long-standing rehab protocol with Aspetar and aims to cushion a long absence ahead of key matches in Europe. The club cites mental well-being and focus as reasons for the Doha stay, while Dembélé’s numbers with PSG show his ongoing value. A closer look at the move, the protocol, and what it could mean for PSG’s season.

Champions League

Dimarco's Bold Dig: Is Inzaghi Holding Back a Star? A Milan Rift Over Substitutions

Federico Dimarco’s remarks about his playing time under Simone Inzaghi sparked a heated debate in Italian football. The 27-year-old left-back argued that constant substitutions around minute 60 hindered his development, prompting a strong response from Fabio Capello who called it disrespectful. The piece traces Dimarco’s comments, Inzaghi’s era at Inter, and the broader implications for the club and its fans. It also surveys Dimarco’s current season and the enduring tension between player autonomy and managerial decisions.

presidency-election

Khatib Takes the Stage: Officially Bids for Al Ahly Presidency, Health in Tow

Mohamed El-Khatib, the longtime chairman of Al Ahly, officially announces his candidacy for the club presidency. He explains that health considerations influenced his decision to run for a new term and to guide the club through a pivotal era. The move follows a record of major sporting and administrative achievements, plus significant infrastructure projects. He presents a slate for the coming leadership and expresses gratitude to members and fans while reaffirming his commitment to Al Ahly’s legacy.

UEFA Champions League

Mourinho's Nostalgic Return: Repeating Chelsea's Classic Biscuit Moment

Jose Mourinho received a heartfelt welcome during Benfica's visit to Chelsea. The moment included a nostalgic biscuit ritual dating back to his early Chelsea days. The scene sparked warm reactions from fans and colleagues, while Mourinho reflected on memories, wins, and his enduring connection with Chelsea. The evening blended a bittersweet defeat with a reminder of his long, storied career.

Champions League

Clash of European Giants: Barça Faces PSG in a High-Stakes Night of Meetings

Barcelona enters a pivotal Champions League moment with a flurry of internal talks shaping its approach to PSG. Olmo’s status and the goalkeeper’s medical updates loom large as the club weighs playing time amid injuries. Officials kept Laporta away from the dinner but central figures hashed out strategy and relationships. The stage is set for a high-stakes showdown where every minute could swing the tie.

Arab Cup

Arab Cup Lights Up Doha: Nashat Akram On Iraqi Fans, Stakes, and a Grand Stage

Iraqi football legend Nashat Akram emphasizes the Arab Cup in Doha as a stage to showcase regional passion for football, especially from Iraqi fans. The event, hosted by Qatar from December 1-18, is set to become a showcase of culture, infrastructure, and national pride. Tickets start at 25 Qatari riyals, with options that let supporters follow their teams throughout the group stage. Akram highlights how this tournament could elevate the next generation of Iraqi players while uniting fans across the region.

stadium-renewal

San Siro's Comeback Act: Inter and Milan Plot a Bold Shared Stadium

Two Milan giants seal a landmark deal to build a joint stadium next to San Siro, reshaping Italian football. The project aims to modernize infrastructure, boost revenue, and keep the clubs on one historic site ahead of Euro 2032. Construction is planned to begin in 2027, with a new 71,500-seat arena ready by 2032, while some parts of the old venue live on. A careful balance of heritage and ambition defines this ambitious turn for Milan and its football landscape.

SerieA

Inter Milan's Record-Breaking Year: Profit, Revenue, and a Renewed Financial Grounding

Inter Milan posted its first net profit in 15 years for the 2024-25 financial year, recording a net income of 35.4 million euros. Revenue climbed to a club-record 567 million euros, driven by stronger domestic and European competition and a revamped World Club Championship format. The club also refinanced its debt with a long-term loan of 350 million euros and announced a near 100 million euros investment in training facilities. Under new coach Cristian Kevo, Inter is balancing competitive on-field ambitions with sustainable financial growth.

Transfers

Renan Lodi vs. Al Hilal: Unilateral Exit Sparks a Global Transfer Storm

Brazilian left-back Renan Lodi terminated his contract with Al Hilal unilaterally, triggering FIFA scrutiny and a flood of legal commentary. The case sits at the crossroads of compensation and possible suspensions, with English clubs reportedly circling on a free transfer. The saga could redefine how clubs protect players and how players leverage their rights. Meanwhile, Lodi’s on-field record with Al Hilal underscores both his value and the fragility of football contracts.

Premier League

Liverpool's Alisson Out, Ekitike Doubts Loom as Slot Prepares for Chelsea Clash

Liverpool faces Chelsea without Alisson Becker after an injury in Istanbul. Arne Slot warned the Brazil No.1 will miss the weekend clash, with Mamardashvili stepping in. Hugo Ekitike's injury adds to Liverpool's rotation dilemma as Slot experiments with his squad. The Dutch coach insists depth is necessary, even if it means a slower start to cohesion.

Champions League

PSG vs Barcelona in October: A High-Stakes European Test for Luis Enrique’s PSG

Paris Saint-Germain, led by Luis Enrique, heads into a crowded October with Ligue 1 duties and two Champions League fixtures. After a strong September and a trophy-laden year, PSG must navigate a tricky slate that includes a high-profile trip to Barcelona. The month also features matches against Lille, Strasbourg, and Leverkusen, testing squad depth and tactical plans. This preview breaks down the schedule, key storylines, and what October could mean for PSG’s campaign.

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