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  1. Arteta tells Dowman his goal 'isn't relevant anymore'

    Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has challenged teenage sensation Max Dowman to remain grounded following his historic Premier League goal against Everton at the weekend. As the Gunners prepare to host Bayer Leverkusen at the Emirates Stadium tomorrow in their Champions League last-16 second leg, following a 1-1 draw in Germany, the coach insists past achievements matter little as focus turns to the future.

  2. Iran can still compete at World Cup, says AFC chief

    Windsor John, the general secretary of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), has confirmed that Iran remain on track to compete in the World Cup being hosted across the United States, Canada and Mexico. The official addressed the mounting uncertainty that has surrounded the team’s involvement due to the volatile geopolitical landscape, even though Iran's sports minister has already ruled out competing in North America.

  3. Chelsea face second fine after rule breaches

    Chelsea are bracing for a substantial financial penalty from the Football Association, mirroring the record-breaking punishment recently handed down by the Premier League. The anticipated fine relates to historical third-party payments and financial irregularities during the Roman Abramovich era, which were proactively self-reported by the club's current ownership group in 2022.

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    Macario leaves Chelsea for record San Diego deal

    Catarina Macario is set to make history by leaving Chelsea to join the San Diego Wave in the National Women's Soccer League. This groundbreaking transfer is reported to be the most lucrative contract ever signed in women's professional football, signalling a massive shift in the sport's financial landscape and bringing the American international back to where her career began.

  5. Ancelotti explains how Madrid's 'chemistry' changed as Mbappe arrived

    Carlo Ancelotti reflected on the final months of his historic tenure at the Santiago Bernabeu. The Italian tactician, who is now leading the Brazilian national team, explained how Kylian Mbappe's arrival coincided with a turning point that required more than just tactical adjustments. While Mbappe’s talent was never in question, his integration occurred at the same time the squad lost its traditional leadership core.

  6. Spain and Egypt schedule friendly after Finalissima axe

    Following the disappointing cancellation of the highly anticipated Finalissima against Argentina due to geopolitical tensions, Spain have rapidly reorganised their March international schedule. La Roja will now face Egypt in a thrilling friendly, stepping in after a previously planned tournament in Qatar was also abandoned, ensuring crucial preparation ahead of the World Cup.

  7. Neto avoids ban for pushing ball boy in PSG clash

    Chelsea winger Pedro Neto has escaped a ban for pushing a ball boy in the first leg of their Champions League round of 16 tie with Paris Saint-Germain. The incident occurred during a frustrating night in the French capital where the Blues were comprehensively beaten 5-2, leaving their European ambitions hanging by a thread.

  1. Yoro urges Man Utd to hand Maguire new deal

    Manchester United defender Leny Yoro is actively urging the club to secure the long-term futures of his highly experienced teammates. The young Frenchman has highlighted the invaluable mentorship he receives from Harry Maguire and praised the immense winning mentality of Casemiro, stressing that keeping both veterans at Old Trafford is absolutely crucial for the squad's ongoing development.

  2. Bayern appeal for Diaz red card rejected

    Bayern Munich have failed in their attempt to overturn Luis Diaz's controversial red card, despite the match referee admitting he made a mistake. The Colombian winger was sent off for a perceived dive during Saturday's draw with Bayer Leverkusen. Although replays showed clear contact, the DFB sports court ruled that the one-match suspension must stand, deepening Bayern's squad crisis.

  3. MLS announces 2026 playoff schedule: MLS Cup set for Dec. 18

    MLS announced its playoffs schedule Monday, with the postseason set to begin Nov. 18 and culminate with MLS Cup on Dec. 18. While the format is identical to last year's playoffs, the later start means there will be no interruptions for international windows, as the tournament begins after the November FIFA break. In years past, the league has been criticized for scheduling playoff matches through international windows - leading to lengthy gaps between rounds.

  4. Szoboszlai takes aim at Liverpool fans

    Dominik Szoboszlai has issued a blunt wake-up call to both his team-mates and the Liverpool faithful following a damaging 1-1 draw against Tottenham. The Hungarian midfielder, who opened the scoring at Anfield, expressed his deep frustration with supporters who opted to leave the stadium before the final whistle. With Liverpool's Champions League hopes hanging by a thread, Szoboszlai insisted that a fractured atmosphere is actively hindering the team’s performance.

  5. Milner the manager? ‘Important’ advice from Klopp revealed

    James Milner has revealed to GOAL the “important” piece of advice that he received from former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp while mulling over his own move into coaching. The ex-England international, who has become the Premier League’s all-time leading appearance maker, is weighing up his future options while representing Brighton at 40 years of age.