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Real Madrid brings back Rudiger and Militao to anchor the defense for a La Liga clash at Montilivi. Several first-team players remain sidelined with injuries, testing Xabi Alonso's depth. The piece outlines the expected lineups and updates the league standings as the season moves forward. A light touch of humor closes the analysis.
Arsenal and Chelsea played to a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge. Trevoh Chalobah opened for Chelsea, with Mikel Merino leveling for Arsenal 11 minutes later. Arsenal remain top, while Chelsea sit third, six points adrift. Garnacho marked his 100th Premier League appearance, becoming the youngest South American to reach the milestone. The match also featured standout stats from WhoScored and Opta, highlighting Saka’s involvement and Merino’s headed goals.
Manchester United rallied from a half-time deficit to beat Crystal Palace 2-1 at Selhurst Park. Fernandes explained the shift after the break, noting stronger second-ball play and increased possession. Mount and Zirkzee supplied the decisive goals, sealing the comeback. United rise five places to seventh, while Palace stay ninth.
Chelsea fought to a 1-1 draw with Arsenal at Stamford Bridge, despite Caicedo’s red card in the 38th minute. Trevoh Chalobah put Chelsea ahead early in the second half, with Mikel Merino netting the equalizer for Arsenal 11 minutes later. Robert Sánchez delivered a heroics-filled performance, earning high marks and keeping Chelsea in the fight. Arsenal stay on top, Chelsea remain third, six points adrift.
Chelsea and Arsenal played out a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge after Chelsea went down to ten men. Chalobah gave Chelsea the lead in the 48th minute, while Merino equalized for Arsenal 11 minutes later. Arsenal stay on top with 30 points, and Chelsea remain in third, six points behind. The match featured moments of high tension, a red card, and late chances as both sides chased a winner.
Alexander Isak ends his Premier League wait with his first Liverpool goal in a 2-0 win over West Ham. The strike came in the 60th minute after a cross, underlining the heavy price Liverpool paid for him last summer. Isak had battled injuries since arriving at Anfield, and this goal signals a milestone in his Reds career. The result steadies Liverpool’s form and sets up two key upcoming fixtures.
Ivan Toni has decided to stay with Al Ahli Jeddah through at least the end of the season, quashing talk of a January move. The 29-year-old has faced rotation under coach Matthias Jaissle but remains central to the team’s plans. His form remains strong, including a decisive cup performance as Al Ahli advance. Since joining in 2024, he has 42 goals and eight assists, with 12 goals in all competitions this season. Premier League offers remain on the table, but Toni aims to help win trophies in Saudi Arabia.
Max Verstappen wins the Qatar Grand Prix, triggering a pivotal twist in the World Championship. McLaren's decision not to pit under the safety car proves costly, reshaping the podium and the title picture. Piastri finishes second and Sainz third, with Norris fourth while staying in contention. Heading to Abu Dhabi, Norris must finish second or higher if Verstappen takes the championship.
Two UAE Cup quarterfinals delivered high drama and late goals. Al Wahda clawed past Sharjah’s Khorfakan 2-1, while Al Jazira edged Al Wasl 2-1 amid a string of video assistant referee calls. The results set up a semifinal between Wahda and Jazira, with Al Nasr facing Al Ain. The quarterfinals also featured decisive outcomes on aggregate and penalties, underscoring how every refereeing decision mattered.
Qatar and Palestine meet at the Arab Cup 2025, with Qatar aiming to impress on home soil and Palestine hoping to lift their group stage performance. A variety of broadcasters hold rights across the region, including BeIN Sports and Al Kass, plus online options through apps and streaming sites. The match is scheduled for December 1, 2025, at Al Bayt Stadium, with kickoff in the late afternoon local time. This guide breaks down where to watch, and how to stream, so you don’t miss a moment.
Liverpool secure a 2-0 win at West Ham, delivering a timely lift after a rough spell. Alexander Isak scores his first Premier League goal for Liverpool, boosting morale. Slot praises the tactical approach and the fans’ support, while the team braces for a busy spell ahead. A pinch of optimism lands in London as the Reds eye the next test.
Inter Milan defeated Pisa 2-0 away, keeping pace in the Serie A title race. Head coach Cristian Kivo said he never doubted Lautaro Martinez and praised the team’s patience and discipline. Martinez seized the moment with a brace, answering critics and reaffirming his value to the Nerazzurri. With the win, Inter sit third, just one point behind leaders Milan and level with Roma in second.
Lautaro Martinez responds to recent criticism after Inter Milan’s defeats to Milan and Atletico Madrid. He scores a late opener against Pisa and adds a second, sealing the win. He defends his form and reaffirms commitment to Inter, hinting at a long stay. Off the field, he jokes about a post-match barbecue for Esposito’s decisive assist.
Al-Nassr is pursuing Abdulrahman Ghareeb’s contract renewal amid growing competition for attacking options. Coach Jorge Jesus reportedly recommended keeping Ghareeb despite limited minutes this season. Ghareeb’s best contributions have come in AFC Champions League 2, with league effectiveness remaining limited. The article outlines Ghareeb’s current role, team strategy, and potential winter signings or departures shaping the squad.
Caicedo's red card reshapes Chelsea's home clash with Arsenal at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea must continue with ten men for over 55 minutes, complicating their hopes for victory. Opta confirms it's the Ecuadorian's first red in the Premier League. Arsenal seize the moment as City tighten their grip on the title race.
Al Ahly sent an official letter to CAF outlining four urgent proposals to curb abuses and boost safety in CAF Champions League matches. The club advocates comprehensive pre-match security plans, universal VAR usage, elite FIFA-listed referees, and strict CAF rule enforcement. The communication follows incidents in Rabat during a high-stakes clash with AS FAR, including object throwing and fan disturbances. KOOORA reported that Al Ahly would not file a formal complaint in that instance, but the club remains focused on systemic improvements for all participants. The piece recaps the events and highlights the push for a cleaner, more competitive environment.
Liverpool end a short barren run by beating West Ham 2-0 away from home. Alexander Isak opened the scoring in the 60th minute, with Cody Gakpo sealing the win in stoppage time (90+2). The result lifts Liverpool to 21 points in eighth, while West Ham stay on 11 points in 17th. Paquetá’s red card in the closing stages shaped the finish, and Salah watched from the bench. A neat reminder that football sometimes writes drama with a small ball and a big grin.
Chelsea and Arsenal face off at Stamford Bridge in a Premier League clash. Enzo Maresca names a front three including Estêvao, Pedro Neto, and Joao Pedro, with Palmer on the bench. Arteta relies on a central defensive pairing to cover injuries, while Merino leads the attack for Arsenal. The match kicks off at 17:30 local time, with Arsenal sitting top of the table and Chelsea hoping to surge past rivals.
Hattan Bahabri previews a tough King’s Cup semi against Al-Ittihad, highlighting the excitement and crowd energy. The Al-Khulood star expects a battle rather than a walk in the park and aims for the final while saluting the sponsor. His comments come as owner Ben Harbor emphasizes playing the match in Ar-Rass to protect the local football community. The piece also notes a pre-draw social post hinting at the club’s adventurous spirit.
Manchester United overturned a first-half deficit to beat Crystal Palace 2-1 in London. Jean-Philippe Mateta opened the scoring for Palace from a late first-half penalty, but Joshua Zirkzee and Mason Mount struck in the second half to seal the win. The result lifts United to sixth in the Premier League while Palace drop to seventh. It also snaps Palace’s 12-game home unbeaten run, and adds more eye-popping stats about Fernandes and Zirkzee.
