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  1. Men's college soccer's two-semester plan officially overturned

    The men's college soccer two-semester model, a groundbreaking system that was seen to change the sport in the United States, has been rescinded, the NCAA confirmed on Friday evening. The initiative was initially adopted on Oct. 7, but pushback from those against it saw the legislation overturned after a late surge of votes. GOAL first reported that a rescission was likely Thursday morning.

  2. Ex-Gers star felt ‘sorry’ for McInnes but now sees title challenge

    Michael Ball has told GOAL that he felt “sorry” for Derek McInnes after seeing a close friend endure a tough start to his reign at Rangers, but an 11-game unbeaten run - which has included a couple of Old Firm derby wins - has talk of title challenges beginning to build again. Major silverware is back on the cards, with a place in the Scottish League Cup final already being secured.

  3. Is the end of Martin’s Leicester story inevitable? Change advised

    Russell Martin remains manager of Leicester City for now, but has the end of that story become inevitable? Ex-Foxes frontman Jermaine Beckford has told GOAL that the former Southampton and Rangers boss needs to change his ways, altering his coaching “DNA” in the process, in order to get a disgruntled fan base back on side and keep himself in a demanding job.

  4. One-year promise? Bowen’s loyalty to West Ham has expiry date

    Jarrod Bowen agreed to remain at West Ham following their relegation out of the Premier League, but does that expression of loyalty have an expiry date? Former Hammers star Matt Jarvis has told GOAL that the England international is likely to have made it clear to Danny Dyer and Co that promotion must be secured in 2027 in order for him to stay in the East End.

  5. ‘Too easy for him’ - What does the future hold for Grealish?

    Jack Grealish is enduring a troubled time at Everton, so what does the long-term future have in store for him? Ex-Toffees star Michael Ball has been asked by GOAL whether the 31-year-old playmaker could bid farewell to the Premier League in 2027 and potentially embrace a new challenge in MLS or another division that allows him to escape the English football spotlight.

  6. ‘Criticism for the first time’ - Pulisic’s contract call assessed

    Christian Pulisic endured a testing 2026 World Cup with the USMNT, leading to “a lot of criticism” coming his way for “the first time in his career”, but Brad Friedel has told GOAL that the American superstar made the right career call in signing a new contract at AC Milan and retaining stability in his club career. The talented forward is now tied to terms at San Siro through to 2031.