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  1. Nigeria players boycott training TWO days before crunch WC play-off

    Nigeria players have boycotted training just two days before a crucial World Cup qualifying play-off against Gabon. The squad have downed tools due to issues with outstanding payments and have demanded a resolution before their next game. The Super Eagles must beat Gabon in their play-off semi-final to have any chance of securing a place at the 2026 World Cup after missing out on automatic qualification in the group phase.

  2. González proud after surpassing Chivas legend Chicharito

    Armando González made history for Chivas, becoming the club’s seventh player to win the Liga MX Golden Boot after finishing the Apertura 2025 with 12 goals - level with Toluca’s Paulinho and Atlético de San Luis’ Joao Pedro. The young striker credited Javier “Chicharito” Hernández as a key mentor during his breakout season and said his next dream is to lead Chivas to the title.

  3. There is no hope for Pirates! Ex-FIFA official explains why Bucs' complaint against Lupopo has no merit

    Although the DR Congo outfit advanced to the group stage of the CAF Champions League, they remain on tenterhooks as the case filed by Pirates has not yet been determined. Lupopo are in Group C and will face Mamelodi Sundowns, Rhulani Mokwena's MC Alger and Al Hilal. That means they will make another trip south to face the Tshwane giants after eliminating Bucs at the preliminary stage.

  4. Why always Chaine? Ouaddou explains why 'it’s not easy to change' Pirates and Bafana keeper

    Although he recently defended his policy of rotating players, the former Marumo Gallants tactician has hinted that the same may not apply to the goalkeeping department. Despite having options, the Moroccan has regularly trusted the experienced goalkeeper week in, week out. With a cup final coming up in December, Ouaddou is expected to stick with Chaine again as Bucs chase another domestic trophy.

  5. Liverpool complain to PGMOL over disallowed Van Dijk goal

    Liverpool have complained to the Professional Game Match Officials Ltd (PGMOL) about the decision to rule out a goal by Virgil van Dijk during Sunday's 3-0 defeat to Manchester City. The Reds have raised "serious concerns" after seeing Van Dijk's effort chalked off as Andy Robertson was ruled to be offside when he ducked out of the way of Van Dijk's header as it flew past goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.

  6. 📽️ | PL legend's son scores brilliant goal for England's U-17s

    England's Young Lions needed just 14 minutes to open the scoring against Egypt at the Under-17 World Cup on Monday in Qatar. Manchester City star Reigan Heskey broke the deadlock with an excellent solo goal to give his team a great start to the match. His strike continued some fine form for the forward who played a key role last time out against Haiti as England won for the first time at the tournament.

  7. Polokwane Municipality breaks silence as venue for Pirates and Gallants CKC final is revealed

    Bucs and Bahlabane Ba Ntwa will face off at the 45,500-capacity stadium that is expected to host a sold-out affair. Last season, the final game was held at Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein when Magesi FC shockingly beat pre-match favourites Mamelodi Sundowns 2-1 to clinch the domestic title. This will be the first final at the Peter Mokaba Stadium for the first time in almost 10 years.

  8. 'Beauty needs to go to hell' - Inter win ugly but Di Canio sees greatness

    Inter's 2-0 win over Lazio may not have been pretty, but it was effective. Under coach Cristian Chivu, the Nerazzurri are learning to value substance over style, a shift Paolo Di Canio describes as “aesthetics going to hell”. Lautaro Martinez ended his goal drought while Inter returned to the top of Serie A as Di Canio insists that Chivu’s gritty new philosophy might just be the secret to long-term greatness.