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  1. Champions City dominate GOAL's WSL Team of the Season

    Unsurprisingly, Manchester City dominate GOAL's 2025-26 Women's Super League Team of the Season, after Andree Jeglertz's side comfortably clinched their first title triumph in 10 years without even needing a result on the final day. How the rest of the XI looks, though, sums up what an interesting campaign it has been.

  2. New Wenger! Will Arteta match Arsenal longevity of iconic boss?

    Invincibles star Ray Parlour has told GOAL how Mikel Arteta can become Arsenal’s new Arsene Wenger and match the longevity enjoyed by one of the Gunners’ most iconic former managers. The north London outfit are in the process of chasing down a Premier League and Champions League double, and major silverware will help to keep their Spanish coach in his current surroundings for the foreseeable future.

  3. Chris Richards helped off pitch with suspected ankle injury

    USMNT center back Chris Richards, a presumptive starter at the World Cup, needed help walking off the field after Crystal Palace's match against Brentford on Sunday afternoon. Manager Oliver Glasner later confirmed that Richards sustained an ankle injury after colliding with Brentford striker Igor Thiago. Richards is expected to recover within a week.

  4. Henrik Rydstrom fired by Columbus Crew after slow start

    Columbus have let go of head coach Henrik Rydstrom after the Swedish manager oversaw a run of just three wins in 14 games to open the season. Top assistant Laurent Courtois will step in as head coach, while two members of Rydstrom's backroom staff were also removed from their roles. Columbus are 13th in the Eastern Conference and have already lost seven games this season.

  5. Why Man Utd pose a problem for new Greenwood suitors

    Roma are reportedly plotting an ambitious summer move for Marseille forward Mason Greenwood. However, the Italian side face immense hurdles to complete the deal, including a massive price tag, a hefty sell-on clause retained by his former club Manchester United, and the absolute necessity of securing Champions League qualification on the final day of the Serie A season.

  6. Mbappe outshone by Vinicius on return to Real Madrid starting XI

    Real Madrid kept up their pursuit of a strong finish to the La Liga campaign as Vinicius Junior’s first-half strike secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Sevilla. While much of the pre-match talk centred on Kylian Mbappe’s return to the starting line-up following recent friction with the home support, it was his Brazilian strike partner who proved decisive at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan.

  7. 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.

  8. 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.

  9. 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.

  10. Forest boss demands PGMOL meeting for handball rule clarity after Cunha goal

    Nottingham Forest manager Vitor Pereira has called for an urgent meeting with the PGMOL to address "doubts" surrounding the handball rule following a controversial afternoon at Old Trafford. The Portuguese coach was left fuming after Matheus Cunha scored Manchester United's second goal in a 3-2 win against his Forest side, despite strong suggestions of a handball from Bryan Mbeumo in the build-up.