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AC Milan hosts Lazio at San Siro in the 2025-26 Serie A clash. Milan arrives after a derby win and sits second with 25 points, while Lazio sit eighth with 18. The match is broadcast by STC TV with Arabic commentary and can also be streamed online via STC’s app. This guide covers channels, streaming options, and key match details.
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca confirms Col Palmer is available for the Premier League clash with Arsenal. Palmer had been out with injuries from a domestic incident and a thigh issue, missing games including Burnley and a midweek win over Barcelona. Maresca emphasizes Palmer’s importance and need for game minutes to reach full fitness. Chelsea sit second in the table, six points behind leaders Arsenal.
Al-Ittihad hosts Al-Shabab in the King Cup quarterfinals at Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal Stadium. The match is part of the 2025-2026 King Cup knockout stage and airs on the Eight network, Eight 1, for loyal viewers. Online streaming is available via the Eight app, with NordVPN as a workaround for outside-the-region fans. The call-time and commentator details are set, making this a must-watch for Saudi football fans.
Luis Enrique praises Vitinha as a different force for PSG, reassures on attacking worries, and outlines tactical tweaks ahead of the Monaco game. PSG arrive in Monaco after a 5-3 win over Tottenham in the Champions League, ready to keep their title push alive. Enrique emphasizes the value of team balance, not just who scores, and hints at squad rotation amid a packed schedule. He also addresses discipline, injuries, and the return of Pogba as Monaco’s real challenge on the horizon. A light-hearted reminder that football remains a game where plans sometimes resemble a pizza: delicious, but never guaranteed.
Al Hilal hosts Al Fateh in the Saudi King’s Cup 2025-26 quarterfinals at Kingdom Arena. The article outlines TV broadcast channels, frequencies, and online viewing options. It notes how each team advanced to the quarterfinals and provides the match details, including kickoff times and commentator. Practical tips for international viewers are included, along with a couple of light jokes to keep things sharp.
Sérgio Conceição faces selection dilemmas as Al-Ittihad prepares for a crucial King’s Cup quarterfinal against Al-Shabab in Jeddah. The Portuguese coach weighs lineup changes and a possible Benzema inclusion after a strong midweek training session. Historically, Al-Ittihad holds the edge in this rivalry, but the cup's format and fresh squad dynamics add uncertainty. A potential trophy could rescue a season that has its ups and downs, making every decision feel like a high-stakes puzzle. And yes, even football can use a little humor to cope with the suspense.
Ahmed Abdel Raouf, the Zamalek coach, says the CAF Confederation Cup clash with Kaizer Chiefs in Polokwane will be tough but winnable. He emphasizes the importance of starting the group stage with a victory and acknowledges the impact of key injuries. The coach notes that the team will trust its depth and tactical plan, while remaining focused on the club’s long-term goals. Omar Jaber adds confidence, stressing knowledge of South African football and the need for three points.
An English language guide to watching Manchester City versus Leeds United in the 2025-26 Premier League. The match is at the Etihad Stadium, with City seeking a rebound after recent defeats. BeIN Sports holds exclusive broadcasting rights, with BeIN Sports 3 HD offering Arabic commentary, while online options include TOD and BeIN Connect. The piece also covers kickoff times, commentators, and easy ways to tune in from abroad.
Lautaro Martinez, Inter’s captain, was substituted twice in two games within four days, yet he kept his cool for the cameras. La Gazzetta dello Sport highlights a transitional Inter, still relying on the Argentine leader. The coach, Cristian Kevo, must navigate a deeper forward bench as rotation becomes the norm. Amid questions, Inter aims to stabilize and use the new attacking diversity to move forward, with Lautaro speaking through his actions and his own words.
Barça coach Hansi Flick admits mixed feelings after a heavy defeat to Chelsea and ahead of the La Liga clash with Deportivo Alavés. He stresses that goals and collective pressing are essential, not just individual talent. The squad faces lineup tweaks, injuries, and tactical shifts as Yamal rises on the scene. The piece also highlights Flick's mirroring of Yamal's trajectory and a few light-hearted moments to balance the tension.
Saudi Arabia’s King’s Cup quarterfinals bring high-stakes action with Al-Ahli facing Al-Qadisiyah in Jeddah, and a Portuguese referee duo guiding the main tie. The day also features a Saudi crew for Al-Kholoud vs Al-Khaleej, while details emerge about Julian Quinones’ potential return for the visiting side. A record-setting referee history and bold club ambitions shape the narrative ahead of kickoff.
Al Ahly's chairman charges the club's legal team to defend Ramadan Sobhi amid ongoing cases. The saga involves a CAS doping suspension and forgery allegations, with Sobhi detained ahead of a December 30 verdict. The club appoints senior lawyers to bolster the defense. The story underlines how football and law intersect in Egyptian football.
Louis Saha, a Manchester United legend, urges the club to add a highly experienced striker in January to compete with Benjamin Sesko. Sesko arrived for a club-record fee last summer but has struggled for goals and fitness. Saha suggests Dani Welbeck, 35, could bring depth, experience, and goals. Gary Neville then weighs in with a hard critique of United's performance, highlighting the need for a stronger attack and squad depth.
Al Ahly is on the verge of a pivotal transfer session to seal winter deals after tonight’s CAF Champions League clash with AS FAR Rabat. The club’s leadership will gather with the football hierarchy, including the Danish coach, to map out four winter signings. Two unexpected names have surfaced: Youssef Belamri and Afimiko Bololo. Talks are in motion as Ahly eyes strategic depth ahead of a busy period.
Chelsea defeated Barcelona 3-0 at Stamford Bridge in a Champions League group-stage clash. Mark Cucurella earned top praise for shutting down Lamine Yamal, while Enzo Fernandez highlighted his teammate’s impact. Enzo Maresca’s side showed character and efficiency, feeding a momentum that narrows the gap to the top. The result leaves Barca under pressure and Chelsea’s confidence soaring, with another big test looming against Arsenal.
In the King Cup quarterfinal, Mustafa Haji argues that Matias Jaissle at Al Ahli has the edge over Michel Gonzalez at Al Qadisiyah. The piece dives into tactical contrasts, Tony’s goal tally, and the lineup decisions shaping the clash. It highlights how Jaissle’s approach could unlock Al Ahli’s attack, with Tony aiming to extend his prolific spell. With transfer rumors swirling, the match also doubles as a pressure test for both coaches and a stage for a potential Premier League move.
Al Ahli Jeddah are set for a King’s Cup quarterfinal rematch with Al Qadsiah in Jeddah, fresh off a league win that keeps Ahli unbeaten this season. The rivalry’s history in this cup leans toward Ahli, who have won most of the previous encounters. The article traces clashes from the 1970 and 1978 semifinals to more recent Cup runs, highlighting twists and near-misses. Kinonis’ return from injury adds a new variable as both teams chase a place in the semifinals.
Paris Saint-Germain released an update on Achraf Hakimi’s ankle injury, confirming ongoing rehabilitation after a heavy challenge in the Bayern Munich clash. The club also noted other injury concerns, including a teammate listed as Desire Doy, Nuno Mendes, and goalkeeper Renato Marin, which could force squad rotations for the Monaco fixture. Hakimi’s rehab has begun in Spain and Morocco, with a return to training on the horizon. Morocco’s AFCON campaign in 2026 adds another layer of anticipation for the player and his country. In short, PSG hopes for a quicker recovery than a footballer’s salary review.
Barcelona endured a painful 3-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge, continuing a rough run of big games this season. Inside the locker room, the mood is calmer than the headlines suggest. Flick points to the red card as a decisive turning point, while Ter Stegen's appearance hints at leadership and resolve. Barcа expects a brighter stretch ahead as Pedri and Rafinha near full fitness.
Oliver Baumann praises Julian Nagelsmann and discusses Hoffenheim’s positive momentum. He touches on Christian Elzer’s steady leadership and the ongoing Neuer debate, while highlighting his own career longevity and penalty-saving prowess. The interview also hints at Neuer’s possible World Cup 2026 involvement and Bayern Munich’s supportive stance. The piece closes with Baumann’s reflections on retirement, injuries, and the fine line between fate and form in football.
