The Premier League has published the full 2026-27 fixture list, confirming Arsenal will host Coventry and Liverpool will travel to Newcastle in the opening round. The release lets clubs, fans and broadcasters plan for th
Continue ReadingLiverpool signed Victor Munoz on a six-year contract after triggering his release clause. The deal is an early statement in the club’s summer rebuild and reflects strong belief in the player’s long-term future.
Continue ReadingTottenham completed a £52m deadline-day move for Brighton defender Jan Paul van Hecke. The transfer gives Spurs a major Premier League-proven defensive signing and underlines their ambition heading into the season.
Continue ReadingReal Madrid have signed former Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konate on a four-year deal. The center-back joins when his contract expires on June 30, giving Madrid an experienced and long-term defensive option.
Continue ReadingMexico defeated South Korea 1-0 in Guadalajara to advance to the World Cup last 32. Luis Romo scored the decisive goal after a mistake by goalkeeper Seung-Gyu Kim, and Mexico then managed the match effectively.
Continue ReadingJonathan David scored a hat-trick as Canada crushed Qatar 6-0 in Vancouver. Cyle Larin and Nathan Saliba also scored, while two Qatar red cards turned the match into a one-sided rout.
Continue ReadingThomas Tuchel says Bukayo Saka is unlikely to start for England before the Panama game due to an Achilles issue. England are managing the winger cautiously to protect one of their key attacking players during the World C
Continue ReadingSouth Africa drew 1-1 with the Czech Republic after Teboho Mokoena scored a late penalty in the 83rd minute. Michal Sadilek had put the Czechs ahead early, but South Africa claimed a crucial Group A point.
Continue ReadingSwitzerland beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 4-1 in Group B to strengthen their World Cup position. Johan Manzambi scored twice, while Ruben Vargas and Granit Xhaka also netted after Bosnia were reduced to 10 men following Ta
Continue ReadingPortugal, Ivory Coast and England have each generated major early World Cup storylines. Ronaldo’s role is under scrutiny, Elye Wahi’s absence hurts Ivory Coast, and England’s 4-2 win over Croatia has boosted confidence a
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