England’s Quarter-Final Nerves in Miami as Guehi and Rice Face Race Against Time
Marc Guehi (hamstring) and Declan Rice (illness) are late doubts for England Jarell Quansah is suspended; Dan Burn could be drafted in Erling Haaland in red-hot form as Norway ride momentum after Brazil scalp Team News, Selection Puzzles, and Tactical Tweaks England’s q... show more
Bono Stands Tall as Morocco Frustrate France in Tense World Cup Tie
Bono denies Mbappe from the spot to keep it 0-0 Morocco restrict France to half-chances in gritty first half Doue and Dembele go close; Rabiot heads over It’s the 2022 semi-final all over again, only this time the stakes feel just as sharp in a World Cup quarter-final. ... show more
United’s 100,000-Seater Vision: Old Trafford’s Heir Just Down the Road
New home just 350m from Old Trafford at Trafford Wharfside Planned capacity of 100,000 — set to be the UK’s largest stadium £2bn project linked to 15,000 homes, 90,000 jobs and a £7bn-a-year boost Where the New United Stadium Will Rise Manchester United have identified ... show more
FIFA Upholds Olise Booking as France Brace for Morocco
FIFA rejects France’s appeal: Olise’s yellow stands Midfielder one booking from missing a potential semi-final Deschamps backs officials; Mbappé stays focused amid off-field noise FIFA has upheld Michael Olise’s yellow card, leaving France’s midfield livewire walking a ... show more
Henry and Lalas Trade Blows Over FIFA’s Balogun U-Turn
FIFA paused Balogun’s one-match ban under Article 27 and issued fines totalling $40,000 Henry: right call, wrong process — and the saga fired up Belgium in their 4–1 win Lalas: FIFA followed the rules, citing Cristiano Ronaldo as precedent It was box-office television o... show more
FIFA Slams Racist Abuse As IShowSpeed Targeted At World Cup
FIFA launches investigation after alleged racist abuse of IShowSpeed in Miami Mbappé blasts Paraguayan senator over racist posts after France’s win Paraguay’s government condemns remarks; senator issues partial apology FIFA Acts After Miami Flashpoint Ugly scenes at the... show more
World Cup Injury Chaos: Henderson’s Arm Break, James Watch, Spain’s Woes
Jordan Henderson suffers a freak arm break and is out of the World Cup Reece James fights to be fit for England’s quarter-final with Norway Spain juggle knocks to Nico Williams and Yeremy Pino despite timely scans The World Cup knockouts are unforgiving, and this tourna... show more
Spain vs Portugal: Tension, Timber, And A Ronaldo Flashpoint
Ronaldo penalty appeal waved away; no VAR intervention Nuno Mendes crashes the bar in a tense 0-0 Diogo Costa sharp as Spain probe through Yamal and Pedri High Stakes in Dallas as Iberian Giants Spar Spain and Portugal are trading jabs rather than haymakers in Dallas, a... show more
England Conquer the Azteca as Mexico Mourns the ‘Most Painful Aztecazo’
England win 3-2 at the Azteca to reach the quarter-finals Mexican media brand it the most painful Aztecazo yet Bellingham brace, Quansah red, Kane and Jimenez trade penalties England’s 3-2 triumph in Mexico City wasn’t just a knockout win; it was a statement made in one... show more
England vs Mexico at the Azteca: Storms, Altitude, and a Right‑Back Riddle
Lightning threat forces FIFA to backtrack on early kick-off plan Declan Rice fit; right-back injuries mount as Tuchel weighs a shape shift National Guard presence and fan warning as winner faces Brazil or Norway Storms, Altitude, and the FIFA Backtrack Welcome to the ca... show more
