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The Guardian — Champions LeagueHaaland at the double as Champions League returns: Football Weekly – podcast
Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning , Nicky Bandini and Archie Rhind-Tutt to discuss the return of the Champions League Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning , Nicky Bandini and Archie Rhind-Tutt to discuss the return of the Champion’s League. Rate, review, share on Apple Podcasts and join the conversation on email . Continue reading...
Football ItaliaMancini’s Italy squad predicted: At least 30 players in the mix
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Roberto Mancini will call up at least 30 players...
Football ItaliaOfficial: Roma squad list for Fenerbahce clash in Champions League, one player out
Devyne Rensch returns from injury and is available for Roma’s Champions League clash against Fenerbahce....
The Guardian Football‘A dream come true’: behind the scenes with Wolves Women as they enter new era
The Guardian joined Wolves at the start of their first season as a fully professional side, determined to show they’re no pushovers Suddenly the bustling classroom at the back of the Guru Nanak Satsang Sikh Gurdwara falls almost silent and all eyes are on Dan McNamara. The Wolves head coach, experiencing a wrestling lesson, is engaged in a tense tussle. He twists, panting and heaving, eventually ends up on top of his opponent, and the room erupts. Compared with some of the challenges McNamara and Wolves have grappled with during his eight and a half years coaching the team, this exercise was child’s play. Wolves, promoted to Women’s Super League Two in May, are visiting the gurdwara – which became Wolverhampton’s first in 1966 – as part of an afternoon city tour which has also included a trip to the historic The Halls music venue and a walk in the centre, as some of their new signings acquaint themselves with the area before the club’s first season as a fully professional women’s team, and their first WSL2 home match, against Sheffield United, on Sunday. Continue reading...
BBC SportIs 15-year-old Gabriel set to become Man Utd's youngest ever player?
Fifteen-year-old JJ Gabriel has scored two magnificent goals in two Premier League 2 appearances for Manchester United - is he ready to make his senior debut
Football ItaliaJones reacts to Inter’s Champions League loss vs. Real Madrid with five-word message
Inter midfielder Curtis Jones reacts to the Nerazzurri’s 2-1 loss against Real Madrid with an...
Football ItaliaFrom World champions to coaches: Italy’s 2006 heroes face mixed fortunes
While Fabio Grosso and Daniele De Rossi have had a very poor start to the...
Football ItaliaDiouf: Inter frustrated after Real Madrid loss, but Mbappé ‘the best player in the world’ – video
Inter midfielder Andy Diouf feels the Nerazzurri had ‘enough quality’ to beat Real Madrid and...
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Man United blow as Hall agrees new Newcastle deal
Manchester United target Lewis Hall has reportedly agreed a new contract with Newcastle United. Transfer Talk has the latest.
Football ItaliaTardelli: Injuries ‘a real blow’ for Juventus, the transfer market ‘hasn’t helped’ Spalletti
Juventus and Italy legend Marco Tardelli admits the number of injuries suffered by Juventus stars...
The Guardian FootballRevitalised Ødegaard’s forward thinking gives Arsenal new lines of attack
Midfielder has been pivotal to the champions’ rampant start, becoming a potent threat with his runs into the box As Christos Tzolis cut in from the left flank and drove towards the penalty area, Kai Havertz could see history repeating itself. Tzolis had done just the same on his competitive debut for Arsenal against Manchester City in the Community Shield a few weeks earlier, running at his opposition full-back, cutting inside and driving at goal, before fizzing a ball towards the penalty spot. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaMancini determined to hand first Italy call-ups to five U23 talents, including Cissé
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Italy coach Roberto Mancini will mix young and experienced...
BBC SportRangers eye second place as Celtic set pace
Rangers host St Mirren, while Celtic travel to Perth to take on St Johnstone in Wednesday's Premiership action.
Football ItaliaChampions League: Napoli vs. Arsenal – probable line-ups, where to watch on TV
Napoli will look to Rasmus Hojlund in their home Champions League game against Arsenal tonight,...
Football ItaliaToday’s Papers – Big Inter gifts, Juventus in trouble
La Gazzetta dello Sport Juve, you need to get yourself blessed. Locatelli returns in 2027;...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueWhere Estevao fits into Chelsea's all-star attack
A look at where Estevao Willian could feature for Chelsea this season after the reminder of his quality in his cameo against Arsenal.
The Guardian FootballFootball’s most damaging red cards: a brief history of collapses and turnarounds | The Knowledge
Plus: clubs with multiple £100m players on their books and more trophy-laden footballers Mail us with your all of your questions and answers “The Saturday before last, Clyde were winning 3-0 at The Spartans after an hour when Logan Dunachie was sent off. Twenty-eight minutes later, the score was 3-3. What is the biggest turnaround in a game following a red card/most quantitative blame that can be thrown at a player for getting sent off?” asks Jamie Wills. At Knowledge Towers, we usually receive questions about the greatest comebacks with 10 men. We covered that in 2021 , so it’s a nice change to look at teams who went to seed after having a player sent off. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballDani Olmo: ‘Winning the World Cup changes you, it changes your life’
One of Barcelona’s eight World Cup winners reflects on how Spain’s triumph is inspiring them in the Champions League Dani Olmo nods towards his right arm. “Look: goosebumps,” he says. The Spain midfielder is sitting in a back room at Barcelona’s Joan Gamper training ground trying to pinpoint the moment he knew he was a world champion. “There’s an image in my mind with Ferran [Torres]’s mum: hugging her, the two of us in tears,” he says. “‘What your son just did … what we all did … this is historic.’ And that’s when you start to feel it. In those final minutes of the game it’s impossible, impossible , but when the referee blows, the thought enters your head: ‘Have we done it?’ ‘Are we …?’ There, you feel it a little bit. When you lift the cup, a little bit more. And then when you see the families, when I see the reaction from my brother, my partner, my dad. I’m not one to cry, but …” But then Olmo knew, felt it: Spain were world champions. It was 19 July in New Jersey and it was real: Spain had beaten Argentina and nothing would be the same again . Continue reading...