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  1. Semenyo lights up gloomy final - but Chelsea face more doom

    Antoine Semenyo ensured Manchester City wrapped up a domestic cup double at Wembley on Saturday, as his sublime flick 18 minutes from time decided the FA Cup final at Chelsea's expense. Conversely, the 1-0 defeat was the confirmation of another miserable season for the Blues, whose hopes of qualifying for any form of European football are now in serious jeopardy.

  2. Brilliant Bruno equals assists record in controversial United win

    Bruno Fernandes equalled the Premier League assists record as Manchester United secured a third-placed finish with a hugely controversial 3-2 victory over Nottingham Forest on Sunday afternoon. Michael Carrick's men took a fifth-minute lead at Old Trafford thanks to Luke Shaw but Morato deservedly drew the visitors level shortly after half-time when Morato headed in a fine cross from the impressive Elliot Anderson.

  3. Canada roster tiers: Davies injury clouds World Cup plans

    With Canada’s World Cup squad deadline looming, Jesse Marsch faces major decisions as injuries cloud the status of stars like Alphonso Davies and Moïse Bombito. GOAL breaks down the CanMNT roster by tiers, from locked-in starters such as Jonathan David and Stephen Eustàquio to bubble players battling for the final spots.

  4. Sublime Semenyo secures FA Cup glory for Pep & City

    Manchester City secured their second trophy of the season as Antoine Semenyo's second-half goal secured a 1-0 win over Chelsea in Saturday's FA Cup final. Pep Guardiola's side edged what was a pretty lifeless affair at Wembley, and Semenyo's sublime flick, scored with 18 minutes left on the clock, proved to be the difference as City won the competition for the eighth time in their history.

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Expert Opinion & Analysis

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    The Neuer affair is a tragedy for Baumann and a disaster for Nagelsmann

    Manuel Neuer appears set to return to the Germany squad, a move that would cast Oliver Baumann into the role of unfortunate spectator—a situation for which coach Julian Nagelsmann would bear the blame. The Bayern Munich goalkeeper's comeback would also undermine the national coach's credibility, creating a communications disaster that could have been avoided with clearer planning. An editorial.

  2. Shaw & champions City round out WSL season in style

    Manchester City closed out their title-winning Women's Super League season in style on Saturday, the new English champions finishing the league campaign with a 4-1 win at West Ham before lifting the trophy for the first time in 10 years. City's triumph was confirmed earlier this month, when Arsenal failed to beat Brighton, and so they could enjoy something of a victory lap in the capital, as a packed out away end watched a Khadija Shaw double help deliver another win in a wonderful season.

  3. Enzo can salvage tainted Chelsea legacy with FA Cup parting gift

    Enzo Fernandez faces a date with destiny in Saturday's FA Cup final. His future at Chelsea is far from certain in the wake of some all-too-public flirting with a transfer to Real Madrid, but the midfielder can give the Blues the ideal parting gift as he prepares to line up against another of his potential suitors in Manchester City. If the stand-in captain can lead the manager-less side to victory, that would go some way to salvaging his tainted legacy.

  4. Is Slot's time up?! Lacklustre Liverpool thumped at Villa

    Liverpool's disastrous title defence hit a new low on Friday night as they were thumped by Champions League-bound Aston Villa to put their own hopes of qualification in jeopardy. The Reds were tormented by Ollie Watkins throughout, with the striker bagging a brace and laying on another. The 4-2 defeat leaves Arne Slot's side fifth in the Premier League, four points clear of Bournemouth in sixth having played a game more.

Premier League

  1. Carrick expecting permanent Man Utd manager announcement 'in a few days'

    Michael Carrick has revealed he is expecting an announcement about Manchester United's next permanent manager "in a few days" after his side's dramatic 3-2 victory over Nottingham Forest on Sunday. The interim boss also took time to praise his captain Bruno Fernandes, who matched the all-time Premier League record for the most assists in a single season during the thrilling Old Trafford encounter.

  2. Arsenal set Jesus price tag amid Milan & Juve interest

    Gabriel Jesus is increasingly likely to leave Arsenal this summer as the club prepare to reshape their attack. Despite an initially strong impact after arriving from Manchester City in 2022, limited playing time and a massive weekly wage present clear challenges as the Gunners try to sell the Brazilian amid interest from Juventus and AC Milan.

Major League Soccer

  1. Double training for Messi! How Argentine GOAT is preparing for 2026 World Cup

    Lionel Messi might be entering the twilight of his legendary career, but the Inter Miami superstar has no intention of slowing down ahead of the 2026 World Cup. His club and international team-mate Rodrigo de Paul has revealed that the eight-time Ballon d'Or winner is currently undergoing a gruelling physical transformation to ensure he is in peak condition for Argentina's title defence.

Transfer News

Women's Soccer

  1. McCabe to leave Arsenal this summer

    Arsenal has confirmed that Katie McCabe will leave the club at the conclusion of the season following the expiry of her contract. The 30-year-old Republic of Ireland captain departs north London as a decorated legend, having made over 300 appearances and won every available club trophy, including the historic 2025 Women’s Champions League and the 2026 FIFA Champions Cup.

  2. RANKED: Top 10 WSL signings of the season

    Transfers in women's football have gone crazy in the last 18 months. It was in January of last year that Naomi Girma became the first million-dollar player in the sport and yet she is now already only the sixth most-expensive women's player of all time, with seven-figure fees suddenly becoming more and more frequent as the game grows.

  3. Man City unveil new £10m home for title-winning women's team

    Manchester City have officially opened a new £10 million ($13.5m) state-of-the-art facility for the women’s team, just days after the side clinched a first Women’s Super League title in 10 years. Shaped with input from players and staff, Lionesses star and club captain Alex Greenwood described it as a space which takes the new English champions “to a whole different level”.

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