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  1. Hearts demand action after Celtic pitch invasion

    Hearts have released a scathing statement condemning the "shameful" events that unfolded at Celtic Park following the conclusion of their match against Celtic. Citing serious physical and verbal abuse directed at players and staff, the club confirmed they were forced to abandon post-match media duties due to a "menacing and threatening atmosphere" caused by a chaotic pitch invasion during Celtic’s title celebrations.

  2. Gerrard reacts to 'damning' Salah statement

    Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard has delivered a scathing assessment of the club's current state, suggesting that the "identity is gone" amid their woeful season under Arne Slot. The former captain's comments come in response to a provocative social media post from Mohamed Salah that has sent shockwaves through the Anfield hierarchy.

  3. Guardiola tight-lipped on Man City future after FA Cup win

    Pep Guardiola has once again fuelled speculation regarding his Manchester City tenure after refusing to discuss his future following a 1-0 FA Cup final victory over Chelsea. Despite securing his 20th trophy in English football and keeping City's hopes of a domestic treble alive, the Spaniard maintained his "silent operator" approach when asked if this decade-long stint at the Etihad is nearing its conclusion.

  4. Neuer to end retirement for World Cup

    The iconic Manuel Neuer is set to pull on the Germany jersey once again after agreeing to come out of international retirement for the 2026 World Cup. Despite stepping away from the national team in 2024, the Bayern Munich veteran has been convinced by Julian Nagelsmann to reclaim his spot as the number one.

  5. CanMNT roster tiers: Davies injury clouds World Cup plans

    With Canada’s World Cup squad deadline looming, Jesse Marsch faces major decisions as injuries cloud the status of stars like Alphonso Davies and Moïse Bombito. GOAL breaks down the CanMNT roster by tiers, from locked-in starters such as Jonathan David and Stephen Eustàquio to bubble players battling for the final spots.

  1. Alonso reaches full agreement with Chelsea

    Chelsea have secured their top managerial target, reaching a full agreement with former Real Madrid and Bayer Leverkusen boss Xabi Alonso. The 44-year-old Spaniard, who famously led Leverkusen to an unbeaten Bundesliga title, has signed a four-year contract to become manager at Stamford Bridge – a title shift suggesting a broader remit than his predecessors.

  2. Guardiola 'changed how I see football', says Silva

    Manchester City captain Bernardo Silva has opened up about his deep connection with Pep Guardiola after confirming that the 2025-26 campaign will be his final season at the Etihad. Speaking after City’s 1-0 FA Cup final victory over Chelsea - secured by an Antoine Semenyo strike - the Portuguese playmaker revealed that Guardiola "changed the way he sees football," while maintaining a professional stance on the manager's decision to let him depart this summer.

  3. Carvajal to leave Real Madrid

    Real Madrid are preparing to bid farewell to one of their most decorated modern legends as Dani Carvajal’s historic 13-year tenure at the Santiago Bernabeu draws to a close. The veteran full-back is expected to seek a new challenge this summer after a trophy-laden era that saw him become a cornerstone of the club's continental dominance.

  4. Guardiola makes history as Man City secure double

    Manchester City have once again asserted their dominance over the English game, securing the domestic cup double with a hard-fought victory at Wembley. Pep Guardiola's men edged past Chelsea 1-0 to ensure another trophy heads to the Etihad cabinet this season, with the coach writing his name in the history books once again.

  5. Real Madrid president faces huge ban for 'theft or corruption' rant

    Real Madrid president Florentino Perez is facing the prospect of a massive suspension from football following an explosive outburst directed at the Spanish refereeing body. The long-serving chief has been reported to the Spanish Football Federation’s (RFEF) Discipline Committee after alleging "robbery and corruption" within the officiating ranks.

  6. O'Neill unsure of Celtic future after title win

    Martin O'Neill has admitted the physical and emotional demands of management are taking their toll after he stepped out of retirement to lead Celtic to a sensational Scottish Premiership title. Following the clinching victory against Hearts, the legendary coach remained coy on whether he will remain in the Parkhead dugout beyond the upcoming Scottish Cup final, citing his age.

  7. Sublime Semenyo secures FA Cup glory for Pep & City

    Manchester City secured their second trophy of the season as Antoine Semenyo's second-half goal secured a 1-0 win over Chelsea in Saturday's FA Cup final. Pep Guardiola's side edged what was a pretty lifeless affair at Wembley, and Semenyo's sublime flick, scored with 18 minutes left on the clock, proved to be the difference as City won the competition for the eighth time in their history.

  8. Man Utd told to pair Carrick with Ferdinand or Vidic

    Manchester United have been advised to bolster Michael Carrick’s potential permanent coaching staff by bringing back legendary figures like Rio Ferdinand or Nemanja Vidic. Former Red Devils striker Louis Saha believes a diverse backroom team is essential for success, drawing parallels to how Mikel Arteta has utilised former United defender Gabriel Heinze in his setup at Arsenal.

  9. Vazquez: Facing Messi is a 'FIFA' dream

    From Alaska to Austin, MLS stars are opening up about the surreal experience of evolving from childhood fans to on-field rivals of Lionel Messi and Inter Miami’s "Barcelona quartet". USMNT forward Brandon Vazquez and Atlético Madrid’s Obed Vargas shared how lining up against their idols felt like a "FIFA console dream" come to life - and how they had to overcome the "out-of-body experience" to actually beat them.

  10. Shaw & champions City round out WSL season in style

    Manchester City closed out their title-winning Women's Super League season in style on Saturday, the new English champions finishing the league campaign with a 4-1 win at West Ham before lifting the trophy for the first time in 10 years. City's triumph was confirmed earlier this month, when Arsenal failed to beat Brighton, and so they could enjoy something of a victory lap in the capital, as a packed out away end watched a Khadija Shaw double help deliver another win in a wonderful season.

  11. Barca chief eyes Chelsea's Joao Pedro

    Barcelona sporting director Deco is reportedly set to attend the FA Cup final at Wembley to personally scout Chelsea forward Joao Pedro. The former Blues midfielder has been in London this week for top-level meetings as the Catalan giants prepare for a significant squad overhaul this summer.