Lists

  1. Kane vs Haaland: England-Norway tickets hit $8m

    The World Cup is about to witness a heavyweight clash of the titans as England prepare to face Norway in a mouth-watering quarter-final in Miami. With Harry Kane and Erling Haaland set to go head-to-head for a place in the final four, the demand to be inside the Hard Rock Stadium has driven ticket prices to unprecedented heights.

  2. Milla reacts to Ronaldo & Messi breaking his WC record

    Cameroon legend Roger Milla has delivered a fascinating verdict on the enduring brilliance of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi as they continue to defy biological limits at the 2026 World Cup. The man who famously holds the record for the oldest scorer in tournament history has admitted that while playing until 50 remains unrealistic, he is ready to see his historic milestone surpassed by the two modern icons.

  3. OFFICIAL: Bruno Lage Joins Diriyah

    Fresh off their monumental promotion to the top tier of Saudi football, newly promoted Diriyah Club have sent a resounding message to the rest of the Saudi Pro League (SPL). The top-flight newcomers have officially appointed decorated Portuguese tactician Bruno Lage as their new head coach for the upcoming 2026–2027 season.

  4. Why Saka, Rice & Co will miss Arsenal's pre-season opener

    Arsenal stars Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, Noni Madueke, and Eberechi Eze are guaranteed to miss the opening match of the club's pre-season schedule. Following England’s progression into the World Cup quarter-finals, the mandatory post-tournament holiday framework will directly overlap with Mikel Arteta’s tactical preparations for their Premier League title defence.

  5. Balogun scandal removed all credibility from World Cup

    The World Cup was actually becoming somewhat enjoyable. After the almost complete removal of jeopardy from the group stage caused by the tournament's farcical format, the overdue start of knockout football has unsurprisingly provided us with some genuine excitement - so much so, in fact, that you've probably already forgotten how disgracefully Iran were treated by the United States. Or that referee Omar Artan - along with millions of other Africans - wasn't even allowed to attend.

  6. Davies opens up on 'tough' World Cup exit

    Alphonso Davies has opened up on the physical and emotional toll of Canada’s World Cup exit, describing the tournament as one of the most difficult periods of his professional life. Despite high expectations for the co-hosts, the Bayern Munich star was largely reduced to a spectator role as injury curtailed his involvement on the global stage.

  7. Tonali Italia Galles

    Tonali explains 'magic' behind £100m Tottenham transfer

    Tottenham have shattered their club transfer record to sign Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United in a deal that could eventually reach £100 million ($133m). The Italy international arrives at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as a marquee addition for Roberto De Zerbi, who has been fundamental in convincing his compatriot to make the move south.

  8. Why didn’t Vini take crucial penalty? Brazil star's explanation

    Brazil superstar Vinicius Junior has broken his silence following the Selecao's shock World Cup exit at the hands of Norway, addressing the controversy surrounding a missed penalty. With the match poised at 0-0, the Real Madrid forward opted not to take a crucial spot-kick, a decision that has sparked intense debate after team-mate Bruno Guimaraes failed to convert.

  9. Last dance? Ronaldo snaps back at retirement questions

    Cristiano Ronaldo has sent a defiant message to his critics while confirming that the 2026 World Cup will indeed be his final appearance on football's grandest stage. Speaking ahead of Portugal's high-stakes knockout clash with Spain, the 41-year-old insisted that he remains the master of his own destiny.

  10. Tuchel jokes Kane could call Trump over Quansah red card

    Thomas Tuchel has aimed a sarcastic jab at FIFA’s disciplinary process, joking that England captain Harry Kane should perhaps lobby US President Donald Trump to resolve the Three Lions' Jarell Quansah suspension headache. The comments come in the wake of a stunning decision that saw USMNT star Folarin Balogun cleared to play despite a straight red card earlier in the tournament.

  11. England have proven that they CAN win the World Cup

    Well, it was never going to be easy, was it? If England were to win at the Azteca - something that only two teams had managed before in a competitive fixture - there were going to be bumps, bruises and a fair few scares. What probably wasn't accounted for, though, was total chaos. And that's what this was: a back and forth, gutsy, often brilliant, consistently nerve-wracking and, ultimately, glorious 3-2 win over Mexico that provided an immense boost to England's World Cup hopes.

  12. RANKED: Man Utd's midfield options after week of rejections

    Last week was really quite something for Tottenham Hotspur. Despite finishing 17th in each of the past two Premier League seasons, the north Londoners have signed two of the most coveted midfielders presently operating in England, Matheus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali. Spurs may have overpaid for both, but the club's long-suffering supporters are nonetheless delighted after seeing their transfer record broken twice in a matter of days, given former executive chairman Daniel Levy repeatedly refused to push the boat out to sign top talent.

  13. Spain's unsung hero Oyarzabal is the ideal anti-Ronaldo

    Mikel Oyarzabal was one of five Real Sociedad players in Spain's Euro 2024 squad. No other club had more. But neither Oyarzabal nor his fellow Basques made a song and dance about their role in Spain's success in Germany. "That would be us," he told The Guardian. "[We] don't like being in the spotlight." It's getting harder and harder for him to avoid it, though.