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  1. Di Lorenzo defends Italy approach after Belgium loss

    Italy defender Giovanni Di Lorenzo has jumped to the defence of the Azzurri's tactical approach following a disappointing 2-0 defeat to Belgium in the Nations League. Despite being jeered by their own supporters in Rome, the Napoli captain insisted the squad showed the necessary commitment and followed the manager's instructions.

  2. ‘A lot of emotion’ – Zidane revels in victorious France debut

    Zinedine Zidane enjoyed a winning start to his tenure as France head coach as Les Bleus secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory against Turkey in their UEFA Nations League opener. A second-half strike from Kylian Mbappe proved to be the difference in Kocaeli, marking a historic night for the Real Madrid legend as he returned to the international stage in the dugout.

  3. Mbappe withdraws from France squad with knee injury

    Kylian Mbappe has been forced to withdraw from the France squad and return to Real Madrid after sustaining a worrying knee injury during international duty. The Les Bleus captain suffered the blow while scoring the decisive goal in a Nations League clash against Turkey, leaving national team manager Zinedine Zidane sweating over his fitness.

  4. Belgium spoil Mancini return with 2-0 win

    Roberto Mancini's second stint as Italy manager got off to a nightmare start as the Azzurri suffered a 2-0 defeat to Belgium at the Stadio Olimpico. Goals from Mika Godts and Dodi Lukebakio proved decisive in a match where the home side failed to capitalise on their chances, leaving their Nations League campaign facing an immediate uphill battle.

  5. Bellingham named England Player of the Year

    Jude Bellingham has officially been crowned the England men’s Player of the Year for the second consecutive season following his record-breaking exploits on the world stage. The Real Madrid superstar enjoyed a historic summer, cementing his status as the talisman of the Three Lions squad under the bright lights of the World Cup.

  6. Embolo joins Xhaka in Swiss exile over fake documents

    Switzerland have been rocked by further controversy after Breel Embolo became the second high-profile star to be removed from their Nations League squad. The Atlanta United forward follows captain Granit Xhaka in withdrawing from international duty due to ongoing legal issues regarding forged COVID-19 certificates.

  7. Zidane bans barbers from France camp

    أكيد، ممكن تبقى: Les Bleus stars like Kylian Mbappe and Michael Olise are well-known for their impeccable style, but new France boss Zinedine Zidane is making sure vanity doesn't get in the way of victory. In a major shift in culture, the French national team has been hit with a strict prohibition on personal grooming services during their time at the national training centre.

  8. Chelsea charged by FA after Fulham clash

    Chelsea have been formally charged by the Football Association following allegations of discriminatory chanting during their West London derby victory over Fulham earlier this season. The governing body is investigating reports of sectarian abuse that occurred during the match at Craven Cottage in August.

  9. Tuchel warns Palmer and Mainoo over England spots

    Thomas Tuchel has delivered a firm warning to Cole Palmer and Kobbie Mainoo, suggesting the young duo are at risk of losing their places in the England setup. The Three Lions boss expressed his frustration after both players withdrew from the current international camp, describing their absence as a significant missed opportunity to impress the new coaching staff.

  10. Is Maguire’s England career over? Man Utd star stuck on 66 caps

    Is Harry Maguire destined to remain stuck on 66 caps as his England career is brought to a close? Former Three Lions defender Des Walker has told GOAL that may be the case, with others rising above the Manchester United centre-half in the international pecking order. Thomas Tuchel has favoured alternative options across much of his stint as England manager.