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Diego Forlan named Uruguay interim boss after Marcelo Bielsa World Cup exit

Diego Forlan has agreed to take charge of Uruguay on an interim basis following Marcelo Bielsa's departure after a dismal World Cup campaign. The 47-year-old former striker, who will balance the role with his duties as head coach of the under-20 side, will oversee upcoming autumn friendlies while the federation seeks a permanent manager.

A new disaster rocks FIFA: UEFA threatens Infantino with legal action and warns him against destroying evidence

Winds of the crisis reach Wenger

Are there any Arabs among them? The worst XI at the World Cup who fell short of expectations

They defied expectations

Uruguay v Cabo Verde: Group H - FIFA World Cup 2026

Nunez to Atlanta United? MLS club reportedly open transfer talks

Atlanta United are reportedly exploring a blockbuster move to upgrade their attack, opening talks with former Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez. The Uruguay international has emerged as a leading target as the club prepares for a potential designated player opening, although Atlanta are also pursuing Switzerland forward Breel Embolo.

World Cup expansion: 64 teams could play in 2030 tournament

The 2030 World Cup could feature a massive expansion to 64 teams, according to a bold new claim. Following the conclusion of the 48-nation tournament won by Spain, the prospect of an even larger global competition across six host countries is now being openly discussed by high-ranking football executives, setting the stage for a historic centenary celebration.

At the top of the list is Morocco: 6 national teams officially qualified for the 2030 World Cup

From 3 continents

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
4	Santa Cruz	16	7	4	5	17	13	4	25	D L W W W
5	Inter de Limeira	15	7	4	4	18	17	1	25	L W W D L
6	Ferroviaria	16	6	6	4	17	14	3	24	D D W L L
7	Paysandu	15	7	2	6	23	21	2	23	L W L L W
8	Maringa FC	15	6	5	4	28	25	3	23	D W W D D

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