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  1. Are City cracking up? WSL title stroll at risk of collapse

    For weeks now, the Women's Super League's title race has felt like a formality. Manchester City were nine points clear at the end of January. Then, a week later, they thrashed defending champions Chelsea 5-1 to extend that advantage to 11 points. Surely that was that, right? And yet, despite City only having two games to play, the race now looks set to head to the final day.

  2. Biggest stars to have been ruled out of the World Cup

    The 2026 World Cup is almost here. After years of build-up, dramatic qualifiers and numerous good - and bad - news stories surrounding FIFA's flagship finals, players and coaches from around the world are completing their last preparations before descending on the United States, Mexico and Canada in June for the biggest international football tournament to ever have been staged.

  3. Klopp NOT in frame for Real Madrid job

    Jurgen Klopp is not a candidate to replace Alvaro Arbeloa at Real Madrid, despite persistent rumors linking him to Santiago Bernabeu. The former Liverpool manager remains committed to his role as Global Head of Soccer for Red Bull while eyeing the German national team job as his next coaching step. Real Madrid are currently exploring other profiles as they look to move on from a difficult campaign.

  4. Endrick admits he was surprised by Bellingham's personality after joining Real

    Endrick has opened up on his initial struggles at Real Madrid and the unexpected bond he formed with Jude Bellingham that helped him navigate a difficult transition in Spain. The Brazilian sensation, currently rediscovering his best form on loan at Lyon, admitted that the England international was completely different from what he had originally anticipated before arriving at the Santiago Bernabeu.

  5. Ex-Brazil star claims Neymar would be 'headless chicken' in PSG-Bayern thriller

    Neymar has been told he no longer possesses the intensity required to compete at the highest level of world football following his latest display for Santos. Former Brazil international Walter Casagrande has suggested that Neymar "doesn't deserve" a World Cup spot while claiming the forward would be an anonymous figure in a game at the level of Paris Saint-Germain's 5-4 Champions League win over Bayern Munich.

  6. Mount claims Man Utd can 'definitely' challenge for PL title next season

    Mason Mount has issued a rallying cry to his Manchester United team-mates, insisting the club has the quality and mindset to challenge for the Premier League title next season. The 27-year-old midfielder has struggled for form and fitness at Old Trafford, but remains convinced that the Red Devils are on the verge of something special, and has talked up the impact of interim boss Michael Carrick.