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  1. Deschamps urges Dembele critics to 'get off his case'

    France manager Didier Deschamps has fiercely defended Ousmane Dembele following an impressive display against Iraq. The Ballon d'Or winner faced heavy criticism after a quiet performance against Senegal, where he failed to register a shot on target. However, he silenced doubters with a goal and an assist, proving why he recently led Paris Saint-Germain to European glory.

  2. Back in business! Revved up CR7 rewrites World Cup history books

    Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal answered their critics in style as they ran out 5-0 winners over Uzbekistan to record their first victory of the 2026 World Cup. Ronaldo netted twice to become his country's top goal-scorer in finals history, while a fine free-kick from Nuno Mendes, a second-half own goal from Abdukodir Khusanov and a late strike from substitute Rafael Leao ensured Roberto Martinez's side bounced back from their disappointing opening draw with DR Congo.

  3. 'Words can't do him justice' - Suarez pays tribute to Messi

    Luis Suarez has lauded Lionel Messi following his record-breaking exploits for Argentina at the 2026 World Cup. The Inter Miami striker expressed his joy at seeing his close friend perform at the highest level after Messi became the outright top scorer in World Cup history. Suarez insisted that watching Messi play remains an absolute pleasure as the team target tournament glory.

  4. Terry blasts Chelsea for 'borderline offensive' manager snub

    Former Chelsea captain John Terry has expressed his immense frustration after being overlooked for the interim managerial role at Stamford Bridge twice last season. Speaking out about the club's decision to appoint inexperienced academy coach Calum McFarlane over him, Terry insists that no one at the club possessed better qualifications or a deeper connection to the team.

  5. Roma fans petition against Greenwood transfer

    AS Roma supporters have launched an online petition to block the club from signing Mason Greenwood. Fans are fiercely opposing the potential transfer due to his past off-field controversies, urging the Italian side to align with their core values and avoid acquiring a player they view as a highly divisive figure in modern football.

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    Ronaldo & Neymar 'don't need to prove anything to anyone'

    Joao Cancelo has passionately defended his team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo and Brazil star Neymar from intense media criticism at the World Cup. The Portugal defender insists that both players have already cemented their legacies in football and do not need to prove their worth to anyone, despite Ronaldo's slow start and Neymar's recent injury woes in the tournament.

  7. Fulham 'finalising' Arbeloa appointment

    Fulham are in the process of finalising a deal to appoint Alvaro Arbeloa as the club’s new head coach on a three-year contract. The former Real Madrid manager is on the verge of moving to Craven Cottage following the departure of long-serving boss Marco Silva, with advanced negotiations covering backroom staff and first-team squad planning.

  8. All eyes on Neymar: Half-fit has-been or Selecao saviour?!

    At an event in Belo Horizonte last week, Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva made a joke at the expense of Neymar, whom he described as a "work-from-home player". Unsurprisingly, it didn't go over well. Neymar's inclusion in the Selecao is no laughing matter in Brazil. The rights and wrongs of Carlo Ancelotti calling up a half-fit has-been have been the subject of heated debate for months now.

  9. USMNT star Balogun seeking summer transfer amid PL interest

    United States men's national team star Folarin Balogun is expected to seek a move away from Monaco during the summer transfer window. The talented 24-year-old forward has reportedly attracted substantial interest from England, prompting the Ligue 1 club to establish a firm valuation for their asset as internal contract negotiations stall.

  10. Kane vs Lineker & Greaves! How England’s leading scorer ranks

    Peter Shilton remains England’s record appearance maker for now, on 125 caps, but appears destined to hand that piece of history over to Harry Kane. The legendary Three Lions goalkeeper has told GOAL why the perfect candidate is ready to overtake him, while comparing a history-making goalscorer of the present to fabled No.9s of the past such as Jimmy Greaves and Gary Lineker.