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Atalanta wins and keeps Inter within reach at the top of Serie A
Atalanta defeats Parma 3-1 to climb to the top of Serie A alongside Inter. A detailed analysis of the game, the title race, and what’s next for the leading contenders in Italy’s top flight.
Racing defeats Cruzeiro and wins the Copa Sudamericana for the first time
Racing Club secures a historic 3-1 victory over Cruzeiro to win their first Copa Sudamericana. A detailed account of the match, key moments, and the significance of this triumph for Argentine football.
Harry Kane is the fastest to reach 50 goals in the Bundesliga
The English forward scored a hat-trick against Augsburg and now has 14 goals and six assists in just 11 matches played in the German league.
Osimhen is a market topic, and Galatasaray's coach reveals the forward's desire
Victor Osimhen, on loan at Galatasaray from Napoli, has been in sensational form this season, scoring eight goals and providing three assists in nine matches.
French federation rejects PSG's appeal in the legal case against Mbappé
At stake are 55 million euros in salaries and bonuses allegedly unpaid to the current Real Madrid forward.
If Manchester City gets relegated, I’ll be here
In the context of the 'Trial of the Century,' where the four-time English champion faces 115 charges of breaching Premier League financial regulations, potential consequences could include exclusion from all competitions and relegation.
Angry Flick addressed Barça players: 'This must not happen again'
Hansi Flick gave Barcelona players a stern talking-to after the 2-2 draw against Celta de Vigo. Jules Koundé took part of the blame afterward, but Flick did not agree with him.
Markku Kanerva sacked after a Nations League campaign to forget
Markku Kanerva, head coach of Finland’s national football team, has been dismissed following a winless Nations League campaign with six consecutive defeats.
'Smiling One´ warns United players: 'I can also be ruthless'
Even before managing his first match as Manchester United's coach, Rúben Amorim has already earned his first nickname. While his compatriot José Mourinho dubbed himself "The Special One" during his Chelsea unveiling in 2004, the 39-year-old Portuguese manager offered a different suggestion.
Vardy rated higher than Kane and Rooney: 'People don't realize that'
Enzo Maresca is taking Chelsea to visit Leicester City on Saturday. At his former club, Jamie Vardy is still around. In Maresca's view, the 37-year-old veteran is the best English striker of his generation. "He can be injured for a week, not train, but then still be the one to score the goals on Saturday or Sunday."