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  1. Cardoso stands firm as Sundowns take slim final lead to Morocco

    The Chloorkop side is just one step away from making history as the first Premier Soccer League team to lift the Champions League trophy twice. Following their narrow home victory on Sunday afternoon, the Brazilians head into the decisive second leg with a slender one-goal advantage. While the margin leaves little room for error and calls for caution away from home, the Portuguese tactician remains confident his charges have what it takes to finish the job in Morocco and seal a historic triumph.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. Sundowns 1-0 AS FAR: ' Downs will be beaten in Morocco; VAR failing? These guys are giving ideas to PSL'

    The Tshwane side arrived with ambitions of pushing for a second star and making amends for last season’s CAF Champions League final heartbreak, but they were met by a Moroccan outfit equally determined to make history of their own. As Miguel Cardoso had planned, Sundowns managed to get the result while also keeping a clean sheet. Although the narrow scoreline may not be enough to feel fully comfortable, the second leg will ultimately determine whether the South African giants have done enough to put one hand on the trophy.

  5. 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.

  6. 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.

  1. Rooney facing potential surgery after saving Pickford shot

    Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney has revealed he might need an operation after picking up a freak wrist injury. The former England captain was spotted wearing a cast while working as a pundit for Saturday's FA Cup final coverage. He sustained the damage while trying to save a powerful strike from Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford during a television shoot.

  2. Brilliant Bruno equals assists record in controversial United win

    Bruno Fernandes equalled the Premier League assists record as Manchester United secured a third-placed finish with a hugely controversial 3-2 victory over Nottingham Forest on Sunday afternoon. Michael Carrick's men took a fifth-minute lead at Old Trafford thanks to Luke Shaw but Morato deservedly drew the visitors level shortly after half-time when Morato headed in a fine cross from the impressive Elliot Anderson.

  3. Kaze reviews Chiefs' season - 'Everyone was competing & we were very close until...'

    The Amakhosi co-coach has offered a candid assessment of the club’s season, insisting the Glamour Boys were genuine title contenders for large parts of the campaign. He believes Chiefs consistently pushed the log leaders and remained firmly in the mix until a late-season dip slowed their momentum. Despite that setback, the Burundian tactician feels there is plenty to take forward, highlighting there's lessons picked and how they can be done differently going forward as the team looks to mount a stronger and more sustained challenge at the summit in the future.

  4. Ancelotti weighs up 'bombshell' Neymar World Cup call

    Brazil head coach Carlo Ancelotti has addressed the mounting speculation regarding Neymar’s place in the Selecao squad for the 2026 World Cup. The Italian tactician faces a monumental decision as the nation’s all-time record goalscorer battles for fitness ahead of the tournament's kick-off next month.

  5. ‘Not easy’ - Rodri plays title-chasing mind games on Arsenal

    Manchester City midfielder Rodri has ramped up the psychological warfare in the Premier League title race, warning Arsenal that the final hurdle is often the most difficult to clear. Despite the Gunners currently holding the advantage at the top of the table, the Spaniard believes the immense pressure of ending a 22-year title drought could lead Mikel Arteta's side to stumble.