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  1. Merino comes up clutch! Super-sub sends Portugal packing

    Substitute Mikel Merino scored a late winner as Spain edged Portugal 1-0 in an unexpectedly drab World Cup round-of-16 clash on Monday. The Arsenal midfielder was introduced in the 85th minute and won the game in the 91st with a tidy finish that was just about deserved. La Roja were ineffective for long stretches, and created little, but Merino proved to be the difference-maker.

  2. Grealish set for Man City second chance under Maresca

    Enzo Maresca's arrival may present Jack Grealish with the chance to resurrect his Manchester City, according to reports. The England international had appeared destined for a permanent exit this summer, but the change in management at the Etihad Stadium has dramatically shifted the landscape for the 30-year-old winger.

  3. Van Dijk to Milan? Liverpool captain's future addressed

    Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk is at the centre of intensifying transfer speculation as he prepares to enter the final twelve months of his contract on Merseyside. The Dutch international is reportedly attracting serious interest from Serie A giants AC Milan as part of a wider squad transition under new Reds head coach Andoni Iraola.

  4. Neymar inspired by Ronaldinho's 'invention'

    Brazil international Juliano Belletti has fiercely defended the legacy of Ronaldinho, claiming that modern icon Neymar merely executed what the 2002 World Cup winner originally invented. Speaking in the wake of the Seleção's emotional 2026 World Cup exit, the former Barcelona defender dismantled long-standing myths surrounding Ronaldinho's work ethic while explaining his foundational influence on the nation's all-time leading scorer.

  5. Trump admits he asked Infantino to review Balogun red card

    Donald Trump confirmed that he asked FIFA President Gianni Infantino to review Folarin Balogun's red card, after the American was sent off during the USMNT's fixture against Bosnia and Herzegovina. The one-game ban imposed by the contentious decision was soon suspended for a year, leaving Balogun able to play in the U.S.'s World Cup round of 16 fixture against Belgium.

  6. France appeal Olise booking to FIFA

    The French Football Federation (FFF) has launched an appeal to FIFA in an attempt to have Michael Olise’s yellow card rescinded. The Bayern Munich star was booked during Les Bleus' last-16 victory over Paraguay, leaving him on a disciplinary tightrope ahead of the quarter-finals.

  7. Kane vs Haaland: England-Norway tickets hit $8m

    The World Cup is about to witness a heavyweight clash of the titans as England prepare to face Norway in a mouth-watering quarter-final in Miami. With Harry Kane and Erling Haaland set to go head-to-head for a place in the final four, the demand to be inside the Hard Rock Stadium has driven ticket prices to unprecedented heights.

  8. Milla reacts to Ronaldo & Messi breaking his WC record

    Cameroon legend Roger Milla has delivered a fascinating verdict on the enduring brilliance of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi as they continue to defy biological limits at the 2026 World Cup. The man who famously holds the record for the oldest scorer in tournament history has admitted that while playing until 50 remains unrealistic, he is ready to see his historic milestone surpassed by the two modern icons.

  9. Why Saka, Rice & Co will miss Arsenal's pre-season opener

    Arsenal stars Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, Noni Madueke, and Eberechi Eze are guaranteed to miss the opening match of the club's pre-season schedule. Following England’s progression into the World Cup quarter-finals, the mandatory post-tournament holiday framework will directly overlap with Mikel Arteta’s tactical preparations for their Premier League title defence.

  10. Balogun scandal removed all credibility from World Cup

    The World Cup was actually becoming somewhat enjoyable. After the almost complete removal of jeopardy from the group stage caused by the tournament's farcical format, the overdue start of knockout football has unsurprisingly provided us with some genuine excitement - so much so, in fact, that you've probably already forgotten how disgracefully Iran were treated by the United States. Or that referee Omar Artan - along with millions of other Africans - wasn't even allowed to attend.

  11. Davies opens up on 'tough' World Cup exit

    Alphonso Davies has opened up on the physical and emotional toll of Canada’s World Cup exit, describing the tournament as one of the most difficult periods of his professional life. Despite high expectations for the co-hosts, the Bayern Munich star was largely reduced to a spectator role as injury curtailed his involvement on the global stage.

  12. Tonali Italia Galles

    Tonali explains 'magic' behind £100m Tottenham transfer

    Tottenham have shattered their club transfer record to sign Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United in a deal that could eventually reach £100 million ($133m). The Italy international arrives at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as a marquee addition for Roberto De Zerbi, who has been fundamental in convincing his compatriot to make the move south.