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BBC SportA 31-year wait for success - but can Everton fans still celebrate?
Is supporting Everton a life of misery, or are there still reasons to celebrate? Chief football writer Phil McNulty seeks the answer.
Football ItaliaNations League: Turkiye vs. Italy – probable line-ups, where to watch on TV
Alessandro Bastoni returns to the Italy XI and Matteo Ruggeri is expected to make his...
Football ItaliaToday’s Papers – Italy thrill, Turkiye trap for Mancini
La Gazzetta dello Sport Disgrace: Casa Milan mural defaced Insult to Baresi Calcio thrill The...
The Guardian FootballData shows England made inroads against Spain but they must be more clinical | Andrew Beasley
Thomas Tuchel’s side had 36 touches in the Spain penalty area at Wembley but were given a lesson in taking chances England dominated Spain to an extent very few teams have in recent years. Sadly for them, not in terms of goals . Nor possession. But ownership of the ball is less important than where on the pitch it occurs. Thomas Tuchel’s side had 36 touches in the visitors’ penalty area, a ridiculously high total when put in context of Spain’s last decade. They allowed just 9.5 touches per 90 minutes at the 2026 World Cup. The combined efforts of Belgium, France and Argentina registered 38 touches in the Spain box in the final three rounds of the tournament. Since available records began (at the start of Euro 2016), the most box touches a side has had against Spain was the 45 Germany had in the quarter-final of Euro 2024. However, that game went to extra time. France had 42 in normal time in the ridiculous Nations League semi-final they lost 5-4 last year, then come England, second best in regular time from a sample of 133 matches. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballArsène Wenger and Arsenal: 30 years on from appointment that changed English football
David Dein’s decision to hire the Frenchman ushered in an irreversible era of multiculturalism, giving birth to the Premier League we know today As feedback goes, even a character as relentlessly optimistic as David Dein might have considered the reaction to his bold managerial appointment suboptimal. Thirty years ago, Arsenal were in a state of chaotic flux, having sacked Bruce Rioch, with the interims Stewart Houston and Pat Rice in charge. There had been talk of Johan Cruyff arriving and Dein wanted to fill the information vacuum. Summoning the team, he reassured them a new manager would soon be appointed and that he was a world-class addition. “His name is Arsène Wenger,” Dein, the club’s vice-chair, beamed. A brief pause ensued before a player’s voice called out: “Who the fuck is he?” His exclamation echoed conventional wisdom. “Arsene Who?” famously read The London Evening Standard’s billboards prior to Wenger being confirmed as manager on 30 September 1996 . Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueIs Premier League possession football on the way out?
Only 36% of teams with more than 60% possession in games have won this season in the Premier League. BBC Sport looks at why this might be happening.
BBC SportFlex your football brain with our daily quizzes
Test your ball knowledge with today's Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser.
ESPNUSMNT player ratings: Ellis gets 9, Berhalter 10 in Peru rout
Justin Ellis and Sebastian Berhalter shone as Mauricio Pochettino unveiled a new-look USMNT.
ESPNThere's a palpable sense of excitement surrounding the USMNT's young guns
The 2030 World Cup may be a long way away but, after Mauricio Pochettino handed out 11 debuts on Saturday, the sense of excitement around the USMNT camp is hard to ignore.
ESPNLiverpool, Netherlands await news on Gakpo injury
The Netherlands and Liverpool must wait to discover the extent of an ankle injury suffered by forward Cody Gakpo on Sunday.
ESPNSpain win U20 Women's World Cup to continue global dominance
Spain added another global title to its collection after beating defending champions North Korea to lift the FIFA U20 Women's World Cup in Poland on Sunday.
ESPN'Not my concern': Ex-Man City boss Mancini brushes off guilty reports
Roberto Mancini brushed off reports that his former club Manchester City have been found guilty by the Premier League of financial breaches allegedly committed during his time in charge of the club.
ESPNHaaland scores but Ronaldo-less Portugal top Norway
Erling Haaland's record-extending 22nd UEFA Nations League goal wasn't enough to prevent Norway from going down to a 2-1 home loss to a Portugal side missing its star man, Cristiano Ronaldo.
Bundesliga.com OfficialBambasé Conté: Who is the latest Germany player capped by Jürgen Klopp?
Bambasé Conté has won his first Germany cap after helping Elversberg to a maiden Bundesliga promotion last term, but what else is there to know about Hoffenheim’s rising star?
Bundesliga.com OfficialWaldemar Anton: Borussia Dortmund’s defensive pillar making his case for Germany
Borussia Dortmund’s impressive defensive record under Niko Kovač owes plenty to Waldemar Anton. Having helped BVB navigate the start of the season without Nico Schlotterbeck, the centre-back is taking the consistency, composure and leadership he offers his club into Germany’s new era under Jürgen Klopp.
Sky Sports FootballTeam USA snatch Presidents Cup thriller after epic singles fightback
The United States snatched an 11th consecutive Presidents Cup victory after a remarkable final-day fightback saw claim a stunning 17-13 win over the Internationals.
Sky Sports FootballAustralia suffer ODI series defeat to South Africa
Australia fell to an ODI series defeat to South Africa with a game to spare as they were beaten by 32 runs in the second ODI match of three in Johannesburg on Sunday.
Sky Sports FootballRepublic of Ireland beat Israel in controversial Nations League meeting
The Republic of Ireland beat Israel 3-0 in their controversial Nations League fixture at a neutral venue in Hungary.