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Barcelona defeated Atletico Madrid 3-1, with Rafinha, Olmo, and Torres on target. Flick praised the collective display and the integration of new players. Rafinha's return adds depth while Pedri and Olmo monitor fitness. Barcelona stretch their La Liga lead as Atlético supplier Álex Baena scores the consolation.
Theo Walcott argues Chelsea have emerged as a genuine Premier League title threat, though discipline and injuries could shape the season. He praises Enzo Maresca’s work in reviving Chelsea’s mood and notes potential vulnerabilities against smaller sides. Walcott also touches on player roles, including Caicedo’s absence and Merino’s big-game impact. The piece blends expert opinion with a light, playful edge for readers.
Barcelona defeated Atletico Madrid 3-1 to stay top of La Liga. The win widens Barça’s lead to four points over Real Madrid, who face a stern test next. Flick’s slick rotations and (mostly) solid lines navigated injuries in defense and midfield. The result underscores Barca’s growing control of the title race, while Simeone continues to search for solutions.
Shabab faces a strategic crossroads as head coach Emmanuel Algwasil comes under fire. The team’s results have not met expectations this season, despite his ongoing tenure. A heavy King Cup defeat to Al Ittihad raises questions about the project’s direction. A 40 million riyal buyout clause could complicate any potential move, as the club sits 13th in the league and eyes a brighter path.
Egypt’s Halim Toulan reflects on a 1-1 Arab Cup opener draw with Kuwait, insisting a victory was within reach despite missed chances. He cites a second-half wave of opportunities, including a missed penalty, as the key turning point. The coach remains optimistic about the team’s direction while acknowledging the need to capitalize on chances. Egypt’s next games are vs UAE and Jordan, where improvement will be crucial.
On Wednesday, December 3, 2025, football fans are treated to a packed slate including the Arab Cup in Qatar, plus key EPL and La Liga fixtures. Kooora guides viewers through kickoff times, broadcasters, and commentators. The day also features Coppa Italia action and the Egyptian Premier League, with options to stream and watch from abroad using virtual private networks. It’s a soccer buffet with enough channels to satisfy both night owls and early birds.
Oman falls 2-1 to Saudi Arabia at Education City Stadium in Qatar during the Arab Cup 2025 opener. Post-match, Carlos Queiroz criticizes officiating, blaming the referee for the loss. He stages a tense BeIN Sports interview and uses a tablet to spotlight a key moment. Saleh Al-Shehri's late 2nd goal seals the win, keeping refereeing controversies in the spotlight. The incident adds fuel to the tournament's ongoing debates about officiating quality.
After the thirteenth round of Serie A, disciplinary measures were handed down following the Milan-Lazio clash at San Siro. Massimiliano Allegri received a one‑match ban and a €10,000 fine for his reaction to a VAR decision. Lazio’s Marco Iani was also suspended for one game with a €5,000 fine. Three players — Mariano Troilo, Marin Pongračić, and Roberto Gagliardini — were banned for red cards, while Roma, Lecce, Inter, and Milan faced fines for fan-related incidents. Milan won 1‑0 to top the table on 28 points, level with Napoli.
Kuwait’s football chief says his team was the closest to beating Egypt in the Arab Cup opener in Qatar. The game finished 1-1 after a late Egyptian penalty. Kuwait led through a 64th-minute strike before Afsha equalized in the 87th. Reactions from officials and players hint at a strong push ahead of the Jordan match.
Saudi Arabia grabbed a 2-1 win over Oman in the Arab Cup group stage opener in Doha. Nawaf Al-Aqidi refused to comment on Carlos Queiroz’s after-match remarks, while Queiroz vented about a late red-card decision via TV and BeIN. The match featured notable moments, including a late challenge that sparked debate and a second Saudi goal that sealed the result. Read on for the key exchanges, the players’ takes, and the lingering tensions that followed the whistle.
Renard will not coach Saudi Arabia against Comoros in the Arab Cup. The match, on Friday in Qatar, marks the second group-stage round. An assistant will take the helm as Saudi seeks progression. Results elsewhere could also determine if the green squad advances. The opener’s 2-1 win over Oman sets the tone, while Morocco's 3-1 win over Comoros adds spice.
Manchester City staged a dramatic 5-4 win over Fulham at Craven Cottage in a Premier League thriller. The visitors struck early and late, with five City goals including a brace from Phil Foden and a late own-goal by Sander Berge. Fulham fought back with Emil Smith Rowe, Alex Iwobi and Samuel Chukwueze netting, keeping the match frantic until the final whistle. The result trims City’s deficit to Arsenal to two points, keeping the title race wide open.
Juventus' coach Luciano Spalletti faces injuries in a Coppa Italia last-16 clash with Udinese at the Allianz Stadium. Federico Gatti's injury forces an early substitution, pushing Locatelli into defence. Bremer and Rugani were already sidelined, widening Juve's defensive concerns. Dusan Vlahovic's injury adds to the woes as Juve fights on multiple fronts.
Barcelona hosts Atletico Madrid in a La Liga clash at Spotify Camp Nou. Lewandowski misses a penalty confirmed by VAR. Rafinha equalizes, Dani Olmo nets to put Barça ahead. Reports hint Lewandowski’s Barca future may depend on season-end form and age. The result leaves both teams uneasy as the title race tightens.
Saudi Arabia finally breaks the curse of the so-called haunted Education City Stadium with a 2-1 win over Oman in the Arab Cup. The victory opens their campaign on a high note and strengthens their group-stage position. The piece recalls the stadium’s infamous past for the Green Falcons—from Arab Cup memories to World Cup heartbreak and Asia Cup frustrations—before this breakthrough. A fresh start now seems possible as momentum builds after years of near-misses at this venue.
Arbitration experts argued Nawaf Boushal deserved a red card in the Saudi-Oman clash at the 2025 Arab Cup. Saudi Arabia edged Oman 2-1 in Doha's Education City Stadium. The pivotal moment in the 83rd minute triggered a video review, but the referee stuck with a yellow card. Pundits were split, underscoring ongoing debates about refereeing decisions in football. A light note on VAR adds a touch of humor to the tale.
Saudi Arabia edged Oman 2-1 in their Arab Cup opener, kicking off World Cup 2025 preparations with momentum and eye-catching stats. Al-Dosari starred, delivering two assists for the first time in a Saudi shirt as Al-Buraikan and Al-Shehri found the net. The win lifts Saudi to second in Group B behind Morocco, while reaffirming the team's attacking edge. Oman showed resilience, but the Green Falcons asserted dominance throughout most of the match.
Spain's women defend the UEFA Nations League crown by routing Germany 3-0 in Madrid. Claudia Pina netted twice and Vicky Lopez added a third after a goalless first leg. The celebration happened under a record crowd and amid the absence of Aitana Bonmatí, who is sidelined by surgery for five months. A fresh coaching era under Sonia Bermudis helped seal a third major title.
Iraq’s Marco Faraj exits the training camp ahead of the Arab Cup match against Bahrain. Iraq are in Group D with Algeria and Sudan. The move comes as the 21-year-old seeks a transfer to a European club, leaving Iraq with 22 available players for the opener. Faraj previously featured for Strømsgodset in Norway, tallying 11 goals in 31 appearances.
Erling Haaland continues to smash records as Manchester City beat Fulham. He scored in the 17th minute to reach 100 Premier League goals, becoming the fastest to the landmark in the competition's history. Opta confirms he is the 35th player to hit triple figures in the league, needing just 111 games. Squawka highlights his consistency across milestones, from 20 to 100 goals.
