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Milan’s De Winter among five Belgium players dropped for Italy clash

Milan centre-back Koni De Winter is one of the five Belgium players who will not...

Tennis scores from Team Europe vs Team World at the Laver Cup

Transfer rumors, news: Bayern eye Barcelona World Cup-winning midfielder

Manchester United are reportedly looking to strengthen their defense by signing Club Brugge left back Joaquin Seys. Transfer Talk has the latest.

Connelly's must-see international soccer: Cape Verde's return to action, USMNT kids

FIFA has served up a veritable feast of soccer with the first-ever three-week September international window. So what should you look out for? Bill Connelly casts his eye across the fixture list.

Portugal edge Wales on frustrating night for Ronaldo

Portugal edged Wales 1-0 in Lisbon to make a winning start to their UEFA Nations League campaign on what was a frustrating night for Cristiano Ronaldo.

Barça deny interest in Man Utd's JJ Gabriel

Barcelona sporting director Deco says the Spanish champions have no interest in making a move for want-away Manchester United teenager JJ Gabriel.

'Workhorse' Koumas growing with Wales

Liverpool forward Lewis Koumas earns praise from Wales boss Craig Bellamy and full-back Neco Williams following his efforts against Portugal.

Amorim apologised to Manchester United haircut guy with three-word message

Frank Ilett, who has vowed not to cut his hair until Manchester United win five...

Scottish Premiership crowds break four million mark

Scottish Premiership crowds topped four million for the first time last season as the league continues to attract the highest per capita attendances in Europe.

De la Fuente brings insatiable Spain to England knowing World Cup is not enough

Spain have won back-to-back major tournaments, but there is still one more to go to draw equal with feted team of 2008-2012 “I’m going to tell you a story,” Luis de la Fuente said. “As soon as the game finished on 19 July, before anyone had cooled down at all, just two or three minutes after the final, one of the players – and you’ll have to forgive me for not telling you which one, but it was one of those who has been with us for the longest time – came up to me and said: ‘ Mister , now what? What’s left to win?’ And I said: ‘Bloody hell, the game against England at Wembley on 26 September.’” It was a Friday afternoon at Las Rozas and Spain’s coach had just named his first squad since that day in New Jersey . It was a familiar one, full of history makers. Of the 26 from the World Cup, only four had been left out and there was an explanation for each: Marcos Llorente has announced his international retirement; Joan García is injured; Borja Iglesias, who always felt the likeliest to leave first, is not fully fit; and Gavi is suspended for Wembley, although he could have faced Croatia and Czechia. Continue reading...

Education, Barcelona & Basque culture - why Spain are dominating football

Spain go into Saturday's Nations League match against England on a 38-match unbeaten run - and with a host of honours to their name. Why are they so good?

Gakpo denies Klopp perfect start as Xavi’s Netherlands rescue draw against Germany

At least Germany can be sure it will not be dull. Jürgen Klopp had predicted his debut as head coach could be wild, a trait he would accept as long as his team were lively enough. Both transpired in a frayed, pinball-like game whose lack of quality could be forgiven on account of its entertainment levels. The Netherlands more than merited a brilliant late equaliser from Cody Gakpo and by the time those present had drawn breath it felt appropriate that, for all the talk of new dawns, everyone finished back where they had started. World domination is a far-off prospect for both of these flailing giants on such scrappy, frenetic evidence. But at least those with a stake in this famous old fixture, largely shorn of the spite and spit that defined it of old, could come away feeling something. Restoring those essential sensations of joy, pain and meaning sits at the very top of Klopp’s priorities. Germany looked raw and scattergun for long periods, reined in only by their lack of technical aptitude, but there were signs of an energy that had long been missing. Continue reading...

Bellamy wants more from Wales after loss to Portugal

Craig Bellamy believes there is "more to come" from his Wales side in the Nations League following their opening-match loss in Lisbon.

Highlights - Felix earns Portugal narrow Nations League win over Wales

Watch the best of the action as Portugal beat Wales 1-0 in Lisbon in the Nations League

João Félix strike for Portugal enough to sink Wales but Ronaldo fever falls flat

There was a comic-strip feel to another eventful evening in the kingdom of Cristiano Ronaldo. Where to start? It was the 67th minute when his No 7 went up on the fourth official’s board, the cue to remove the captain’s armband from his left bicep before departing to a universal ovation, but for the pocket of Wales supporters. The referee, Donatas Rumsas, hurried him off the pitch but Ronaldo, his hair glazed copper, was presumably ruminating on a series of missed chances, a sitter from a few yards at the start of the second half, and his disallowed goal, after skating offside to latch on to a Bruno Fernandes pass. The grandiose “Siu” celebration went to waste, though try telling that to the locals who worship him. Continue reading...

Jürgen Klopp and Germany denied by late Netherlands goal in UEFA Nations League opener

Jürgen Klopp's new-look Germany were denied a 2026/27 UEFA Nations League opening win as Cody Gakpo volleyed home for the Netherlands in stoppage time to cancel out Felix Nmecha's first-half strike.

How PSG's Ballon d'Or duo are pushing each other on

While there can only be one winner, team-mates Ousmane Dembele and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia are backing each other to win the Ballon d'Or.

Van Bommel: ‘Always 4-3-3, Belgium and Italy in same situation, Milan hope’

Mark van Bommel confirms Belgium will play with a classic Dutch 4-3-3 in the Nations...