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  1. Sanchez, Triple Espresso make Hayes' USWNT roster for Spain

    U.S. Women’s National Team head coach Emma Hayes has named a 26-player roster for October camp ahead of two matches against reigning World Cup champion Spain. Sam Coffey and Naomi Girma return after missing June’s games in Brazil while recovering from injuries. The group also includes Trinity Rodman, Mallory Swanson and Sophia Wilson - the trio known as “Triple Espresso” - along with NWSL Golden Boot leader Ashley Sanchez and four uncapped players.

  2. Ancelotti backs Vinicius as Raphinha faces injury scare

    Carlo Ancelotti has thrown his full support behind Vinicius Junior following Brazil’s hard-fought victory over Australia, insisting the winger remains a cornerstone of the national team despite his recent struggles. The Selecao boss spoke out after a thrilling encounter that was somewhat overshadowed by a fitness concern for Barcelona’s Raphinha, who was forced off at the interval.

  3. Mbappe avoids knee surgery as Real Madrid plan recovery

    Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappe has successfully avoided knee surgery following an injury scare while on international duty with France. The forward suffered a hyperextension but managed to prevent a season-ending issue by stopping play immediately. The club are now closely monitoring his recovery, with crucial upcoming fixtures forcing them to weigh up their attacking options.

  4. Gyokeres relishes goal in Sweden Victory

    Viktor Gyokeres continues to prove why he is one of the most feared strikers in Europe after inspiring Sweden to a convincing 3-1 victory over Poland. Despite being targeted by physical defending that left him with significant battle scars, the Arsenal man remained the focal point of Graham Potter's perfect start to the Nations League campaign.

  5. Diouf shines in new role for France

    Inter Milan’s Andy Diouf has long been regarded as one of Serie A’s most versatile assets, but his latest tactical evolution suggests he could be even more impactful than first imagined. During his international debut for France, the player typically deployed in advanced midfield areas was handed a defensive assignment that caught many by surprise.

  6. Kayode stunned by "dream" Italy debut

    Brentford defender Michael Kayode has expressed his immense pride after enjoying a fairytale introduction to senior international football with Italy. The full-back played a pivotal role in the Azzurri's emphatic 4-1 Nations League win over Turkey, marking his first appearance with a goal and an assist.