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Ghana’s U-15 Boys secure historic 7th place at FIFA World Cup, coach Salifu Fatawu hails ‘commanding’ campaign
After dominating group play and finishing 7th in the inaugural FIFA U-15 World Cup and Festival in Azerbaijan, Ghana’s national team has delivered a statement of intent. Head coach Salifu Fatawu praises his players’ resilience and tactical discipline as the Black Comets’ future shines brighter than ever.
Slavia Prague’s Champions League record hangs in the balance as Arsenal loom
With a 22-match winless streak in the Champions League, Slavia Prague face Arsenal in a high-stakes clash that could rewrite football history—or extend a record few dare to challenge.
Manchester United’s January transfer strategy: Sesko’s injury forces urgent striker hunt as Hall and Page deals loom
With Benjamin Sesko’s injury now a long-term concern, Manchester United are accelerating their summer plans—pursuing Lewis Hall while also finalising Louis Page’s move and exploring alternatives if Atletico Madrid’s Harry Kane remains elusive. The club’s squad restructuring is now inevitable, but the stakes have just risen.
FIFA’s 2027 Women’s World Cup Prize Money: A Step Forward, But Not Equal
FIFA has announced a significant increase in prize money for the 2027 Women’s World Cup, yet the gap between men’s and women’s tournaments remains glaring. Here’s why the USWNT and other elite teams still win regardless—and what it means for the future of the game.
The Greatest Rabona Goals in Football History – Ranked by Pure Genius
From Mario Balotelli’s deranged brilliance to Erik Lamela’s precision, the rabona remains one of football’s most mesmerising skills. We rank the most iconic moments where players defied physics with a single foot.
Fleetwood Town’s Conor Haughey delivers Carabao Cup masterclass as Arsenal’s title defence collapses in shock
A 19-year-old penalty kick from Conor Haughey sealed Fleetwood Town’s historic Carabao Cup victory over Premier League champions Arsenal, ending their title defence in dramatic fashion. The non-league side’s resilience, tactical grit, and a red card for Max Dowman left Arsenal’s stars stunned as the ‘Cod Army’ made football history.
Fleetwood Town’s historic Carabao Cup triumph: How a League Two side humbled Premier League champions Arsenal
In one of the most astonishing upsets in English football history, Fleetwood Town—currently in League Two—defeated Premier League champions Arsenal in a penalty shootout to reach the Carabao Cup quarter-finals. The 19-year-old hero of the night and a manager who refused to practice penalties before the match revealed the mindset behind this improbable victory.
Carabao Cup shock: Arsenal’s Max Dowman sent off as Fleetwood Town end Premier League champions’ fairytale run
A 16-year-old Arsenal prodigy’s second red card this month sparked a penalty shootout disaster, while Mikel Arteta’s post-match reaction raised eyebrows. The League Two side’s historic upset leaves questions about discipline and mentality at the top of English football.
Alexia Putellas becomes first WSL player to win Women’s Ballon d’Or as London City Lionesses star cements historic legacy
Alexia Putellas has secured a record-equalling third Women’s Ballon d’Or, becoming the first ever winner from a Women’s Super League club. The Barcelona legend’s final season at the Catalan club was defined by a quadruple, but her move to London City this summer has already rewritten the narrative of English women’s football.
Harry Kane Claims Ballon d’Or After 25-Year English Drought, While Alexia Putellas Equals Record with Third Women’s Ballon d’Or
Harry Kane became the first Englishman in a quarter-century to win the Ballon d’Or, while Alexia Putellas matched her own record by securing her third consecutive women’s Ballon d’Or Feminin. The awards capped historic seasons for both players, with Kane leading Bayern Munich to domestic success and Putellas guiding Barcelona to a quadruple before joining London City Lionesses.
The Clásico’s New Rivalry: Flick vs. Mourinho Face Off in a Test of Coaching Clout
Hansi Flick and José Mourinho will meet for the first time as coaches in a Clásico that transcends the usual stakes, with Barcelona’s dominance in recent encounters and Madrid’s desperate need for a statement victory creating a clash of tactical philosophies and personal legacies.
Arsenal Host Everton at Emirates Stadium Seeking to Capitalise on Title Race Momentum
Reigning Premier League champions Arsenal host Everton at Emirates Stadium aiming to build on recent momentum after capitalising on Manchester City’s first league defeat. Mikel Arteta’s side look to extend an historic record against the Toffees in Matchweek 8.
Ronaldinho returns to competitive football after 11-year hiatus with Ravenna in Serie C showdown
After a decade away from the pitch, Ronaldinho will make his first competitive appearance since 2015 when Ravenna takes on Forli in Serie C on November 15. The 46-year-old legend’s return—combined with his stake in the club—marks a rare blend of nostalgia and ambition in Italian football’s third tier.
Lionel Messi’s World Cup trophy parade photo: A moment of such magnitude it could never be replicated
The iconic image of Lionel Messi lifting Argentina’s World Cup trophy in triumphant celebration has transcended football, becoming one of the most culturally resonant moments in sports history. Now, the very trophy he paraded on the pitch—an artifact of unparalleled significance—is set to enter the market, its value described as ‘endless’ by those who understand its legacy.
Cesc Fabregas is Como’s own Walt Disney as he pioneers the incredible rise of Serie A club to hosting Man Utd
From Serie B to Champions League qualification in just two seasons, Como’s ascent is one of the most astonishing in modern football history. At the helm is Cesc Fabregas, whose managerial genius has transformed a Lombardy club into a competitive European force—now facing Manchester United in a historic clash that could redefine their legacy.