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Atletico Madrid

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Alaves

Torino

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AS Roma

AC Milan

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Lecce

Lyon

VS 20:45

Stade Brestois 29

Real Sociedad

VS 21:00

Barcelona

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Saudi Pro League

Late VAR Verdict Ends Controversy: Al-Ittihad Edge Taawon After Debated Taawon Goal

A former international referee settles the debate over Taawon’s goal against Al-Ittihad in the Roshen Saudi Pro League. The VAR decision nullified the Taawon goal, handing Al-Ittihad a 1-0 victory. The official commentary suggests the call was incorrect, blaming both on-field and VAR referees. Mohannad Al-Shenqiti’s 50th-minute strike propelled Al-Ittihad to fifth, while Taawon stayed third with 28 points.

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Sunday’s Global Football Feast: Every Kick, Channel, and Commentator for January 4, 2026

A bumper football lineup unfolds on Sunday, January 4, 2026, with top leagues and the Africa Cup of Nations lighting up screens worldwide. From the Premier League to La Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1, and the Saudi Pro League, fans have a packed schedule and multiple broadcasters to choose from. BeIN SPORTS, TOD TV, STC TV, and On Sports are among the official channels, with VPNs like Nord helping fans tune in from abroad. This guide highlights key matchups, channels, and commentators to help you navigate the day’s action. And yes, there will be a couple of light, sniper-style one-liners at the end to keep things lively.

Roshn Saudi Pro League

Ghareeb in the Spotlight: Al-Nassr Star Demands More Minutes Amid New Signings

Abdulrahman Ghareeb chafes at his role at Al-Nassr as Kingsley Coman and Joao Felix arrive, sparking a push for more minutes and a World Cup 2026 spot. The Saudi forward could seek a move if his chances don’t improve.

Premier League

Semenyo Stays Put: Bournemouth Boss Confirms Star Will Play Next Match

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola updates Antoine Semenyo's future amid transfer rumors linking him to Manchester City. Semenyo started in the recent loss to Arsenal despite the speculation. Iraola states Semenyo's status hasn't changed and expects him to feature again. Arsenal's win leaves Bournemouth mid-table focus as the transfer chatter continues.

Saudi Pro League

Shifting Gears: Where to Watch Damac vs. Al Hilal in the Saudi Pro League 2025-26

Hilal heads to Damac for a crucial 13th round clash in the Saudi Pro League 2025-26. They sit second, two points behind the leaders, aiming to seize top spot with a potential slip by the leaders. Damac occupies the lower half of the table, hungry for points. The match will be shown on Eight 1 and streamed via the Eight app, with NordVPN recommended for viewers outside the region. Kickoff is scheduled for 20:30 local time at Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Sports City Stadium.

Serie A

Knockout Round in Serie A: Where to Watch Inter vs Bologna in 2025-2026

Inter prepares for a heavyweight clash against Bologna at Giuseppe Meazza to reclaim the top of Serie A. Bologna sit seventh and will look to disrupt the hosts. STC TV holds the local rights, with Arabic commentary, while online options let fans stream the action. The match kicks off on January 4, 2026, in Milan, with precise kickoff times across time zones.

AFCON

Red Card Showdown: Was Mali's Expulsion Missing in AFCON Tunisia vs Mali?

In a tense Africa Cup of Nations last-16 clash in Morocco, a Mali red card set the tone and sparked debates over officiating. Hannibal Majbri was on the receiving end of a dangerous foul that led to the 27th-minute dismissal. A second contentious moment near the box by Lassana Koulibaly drew questions for going unpunished. Foot Mercato weighed in, wondering if another Mali player should have seen red, fueling post-match discussion.

Africa Cup of Nations

Sudan's Brave AFCON Run Ends in a 3-1 Knockout Shock by Senegal

Sudan's campaign at AFCON 2025 ends in the Round of 16 after a 3-1 defeat to Senegal. The match featured an early Sudanese strike before the Teranga Lions answered with three goals. SofaScore highlighted Amer Abdullah's historic knockout-round goal for Sudan. This exit marks only the second time Sudan advanced from the group stage since the 1970 title. The piece places the result in the broader arc of Sudan's AFCON journey, with past moments of progress and frustration.

Serie A

On Juventus’ Ruins, Lecce’s Falcon Stings with a Penalty Save

Lecce’s goalkeeper Falcone delivered a standout display against Juventus as the match ended 1-1 in Serie A. Panda gave Lecce the lead just before half-time, and McKennie equalised early in the second half. Juventus missed a late penalty, allowing Lecce to escape with a point. Opta stats underline Falcone’s prowess against penalties away from home, reinforcing Lecce’s stubborn resilience.

Saudi Pro League

Shamouska: We Wore Them Down, Yet a Controversial Disallowed Goal Steals the Spotlight

Taawon coach Pericles Chamusca lauds his team after a 1-0 loss to Al Ittihad in the Saudi Pro League. He highlights resilience despite key injuries and notes the opposing side’s higher budget. The controversial disallowed goal is a talking point, as transfer plans loom for Taawon. The result keeps the title race interesting and the squad hungry for the next challenges.

Africa Cup of Nations

Four-Year AFCON Shake-Up: Saiss Defies His Coach in Africa's Scheduling Debate

Morocco's captain Romain Saiss publicly disagrees with coach Walid Regragui on a controversial AFCON scheduling issue. CAF announces the Africa Cup of Nations will be held every four years with a prize of $10 million for the champions, sparking widespread debate. Regragui and several other coaches criticize the move, arguing that the current cadence had allowed rapid growth for many teams. Saiss later expresses support for the four-year cycle, saying it could elevate player standards and give the tournament added value. The piece unfolds ahead of Morocco's knockout clash with Tanzania.

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Tommaso Ciampa Poised to Exit WWE in 2026: What Lies Behind the Rumors

Tommaso Ciampa, an NXT veteran, is reportedly nearing the end of his WWE contract with no clear public reason. BodySlam reports he won’t sign a new deal after a recent SmackDown title loss. If things stay as they are, Ciampa would depart when the current contract expires. The exact motivations remain speculative, with several scenarios on the table and ongoing questions for WWE’s plans under TKO. Fans are left awaiting clarity on Ciampa’s future.

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Neves in the Crosshairs: Al-Ittihad Plot a Bold Grab from Al Hilal

Ruben Neves' future at Al Hilal remains unclear as his contract nears its end. European moves are speculated, but hints point to a stay in Saudi Arabia next season, away from Hilal. Al-Ittihad has reportedly started talks with Neves' agent to explore a potential move. The discussions leverage Neves' ties to the same agent who guides Sergio Conceicao and several teammates.

Serie A

When Penalties Meet Resolve: Spalletti Stands by David After Juventus-Lecce Draw

Juventus and Lecce settled for a 1-1 draw at the Allianz Stadium after Jonathan David missed a crucial penalty. Luciano Spalletti publicly supported his forward, emphasizing team improvement rather than blame. He stressed that penalty decisions are made in the heat of the moment and that other players can take penalties too. The result leaves Juventus trailing Milan in the Serie A standings, while Lecce gain a point and sit mid-lower table.

AFCON 2025

Early Blow, Quick Turnaround: Tunisia’s AFCON Knockout Clash With Mali Takes an Unexpected Turn

Tunisia suffered an early injury setback in their Africa Cup of Nations knockout game against Mali in Casablanca. A 10th-minute incident involving Dilan Brun forced him off after a prior yellow card. Yassine Meriah came on for the replacement, as Sami Tarabli shuffled the lineup. The winner will face Senegal in the quarterfinals, while head-to-head stats show a tight history between the North African rivals.

AFCON

Penalty Watch Comes Early as Mazraoui Prepares Morocco for Tanzania Showdown

Noussair Mazraoui casts the spotlight on Morocco's AFCON challenge against Tanzania in the Round of 16. He warns there are no easy matches and insists every opponent will fight for the win. Penalties could be on the table, and the team must stay mentally ready. Morocco's trophy drought stretches back to 1976, adding extra pressure to advance.

AFCON

Fiery AFCON Showdown: Four Cards, One Red, and a Gripping Tunisia–Mali Duel

An intense Africa Cup of Nations last-16 clash between Tunisia and Mali opened with discipline issues and a red card. Four yellows in the first 30 minutes set the tone, followed by a red for a Mali defender. Tunisia suffered an early injury substitution, while Mali pressed for a breakthrough. The winner advances to face Senegal in the quarterfinals, continuing a history where Tunisia often held the upper hand.

Premier League

Rice's Brace Sparks Arsenal's 3-2 Triumph at Bournemouth

Declan Rice scores twice as Arsenal beat Bournemouth 3-2 away in the Premier League. Gabriel Magalhaes also finds the net, with Saka laying on the second goal. Rice's double comes in his 296th EPL appearance, while Saka's involvement mirrors Fabregas's 105 Premier League assists. The win keeps Arsenal in the hunt for a top-four finish, with a dash of late drama.

La Liga

Derby Dynamo: Yamal Sparks Barcelona's Cat-and-Mouse with Espanyol

Barcelona travels to Espanyol for a high-stakes Catalan derby. Lamine Yamal leads the attack as Hansi Flick unveils a balanced lineup. Espanyol counter with a solid, workmanlike approach. Before kickoff, Barca sit atop La Liga with a commanding lead, while Espanyol chase a top-five spot. Expect pace, tactics, and a dash of drama that only a derby can deliver.

AFCON 2025

Morocco Emerges as AFCON 2025 Favorite, Says a Legendary Tunisian Star

A former Tunisia legend, Jose Clayton, labels Morocco as the frontrunner for AFCON 2025, praising their stability under Walid Regragui and the depth of talent. He notes Tunisia remains a serious contender with the potential to gain momentum from a strong knockout performance. The piece also recalls Clayton’s 2004 AFCON triumph and places the Morocco–Tunisia storyline within the tournament’s opening rounds.

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