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The Guardian Football‘Have some humanity’: Diogo Jota chants at Rúben Neves a wake-up call for Saudi Arabia
With added coverage comes added scrutiny and there is a feeling that the league was too lenient when punishing chants about the late Portugal forward The good thing about Cristiano Ronaldo playing in your league is that he is one of the most famous footballers ever and when he scores a great goal or reaches 1,000 (just 21 to go), many people watch. The bad thing about Cristiano Ronaldo playing in your league is that when something negative happens and he is involved, just as many people will watch and listen. Global attention is something that the big European leagues have had for years but it is something the Saudi Pro League, which has spent billions in search of achieving a similar stature, needs to get used to. On Sunday 13 September, Ronaldo wrote to his 680 million Instagram followers to discuss the events of the night before when Al-Taawoun supporters were coming to terms with a 6-0 home thrashing by Al-Hilal, whose £150m-plus forward line, Ollie Watkins and Gabriel Martinelli , got five between them. Fair to say that some handled it better than others as what followed was in the worst possible taste. Continue reading...
ESPNMac Allister on Liverpool future: No firm decision
Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has opened up about his future at the club in an interview with ESPN, in which he also heaped praise on Argentina icon Lionel Messi.
ESPNMLS Power Rankings: Union skyrocket as unbeaten streak reaches 11 games
Can anyone stop the Philadelphia Union? Their latest win powered them up the charts in this week's edition of ESPN's MLS Power Rankings.
Football ItaliaFive national team call-ups from Serie A you might have missed
As the first international break of the 2026-27 season gets underway, here is a look...
ESPNDreyer outduels Messi as San Diego rally hands Miami 4th straight draw
Lionel Messi scored his 101st goal for Inter Miami CF, but Anders Dreyer scored twice for San Diego FC, as the teams played to a 2-2 draw on Sunday night.
ESPNWhy this 3-week international break is the longest ever (and why that's a good thing)
Fans have grown used to international games interrupting the club season, but this break will be a week longer than before. It's not as bad as it sounds.
Football ItaliaLautaro: ‘A good point given Roma’s strength but Inter can’t always be chasing the game’
Lautaro Martinez rescued a point at the Stadio Olimpico with two second-half goals, but Inter’s...
ESPNSullivan, USMNT's gifted next generation kick-start road to 2030 World Cup
There is no Christian Pulisic on this U.S. men's national team, but the potential of Cavan Sullivan & Co. is more than enough to steal headlines.
BBC Sport'Everything was disappointing' - Alonso on Brentford defeat
'Everything was disappointing' - Alonso on Brentford defeat
The Guardian FootballWe wanted to let Max Dowman bloom in the shadows but he has become hard to ignore | Barney Ronay
This most modern and well-honed of footballers will not be able to escape the spotlight in an age of constant scrutiny but looks equipped to handle it The poet Jorge Luis Borges wrote a famous short story about a society that had become so good at making maps, so obsessed with capturing every detail, that its rulers decided the only way to do the job right was to make a lifesize map of its entire empire, which could then be laid out across the actual land from coast to coast. Imagine a map of Britain the exact same size as Britain, showing every branch of Greggs, every nail bar, every vape shop in perfect detail. Only then can we really see what Britain looks like, by standing on a fake Britain laid over the top of actual Britain. Borges was writing in the 1940s, at a time when people were fascinated by the mechanised future, with its new forms of measuring out the world: the wireless, the 30mph motorcar, the rise of Big Tape Measure. And to be fair, the mega-map is a pretty accurate vision of our own fully networked present, a place where you can snoop around a village in Mozambique from your laptop in Egham, where no one ever stops committing acts of minute self-surveillance, even if they think they’re just searching “What is beetroot?” on the internet. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballTuchel: 99.9 per cent of fans I meet don't ask me about Argentina subs
Thomas Tuchel says "99.9 per cent" of England fans do not talk about substitutions or tactical decisions when reflecting on their World Cup experience.
ESPNKane on Ballon d'Or: 73 goals 'speaks for itself'
Harry Kane has said that his tally of 73 goals last season "speaks for itself" in the race for the Ballon d'Or.
BBC SportRonaldo named in Jesus' first Portugal squad
Cristiano Ronaldo is named in the first squad selected by new Portugal coach Jorge Jesus for their upcoming Nations League games.
ESPNMessi, MLS' Garber appear to have heated exchange after Miami win
Lionel Messi pointed his finger at MLS commissioner Don Garber on multiple occasions while speaking with him after Inter Miami's game with Cruz Azul on Wednesday.
ESPNThe USMNT's first post-World Cup squad is missing its biggest summer stars
Christian Pulisic and Folarin Balogun were the USMNT's biggest stars at the World Cup, so why aren't they part of Mauricio Pochettino's latest squad?
ESPNBarça prez says Camp Nou should host 2030 WC final
Barcelona president Joan Laporta has argued that the Camp Nou should host the 2030 World Cup final.
ESPNRonaldo can cash in with new Saudi streaming model
Cristiano Ronaldo and other players now have the chance to turn their social media popularity into revenue under a new Saudi Pro League initiative.
ESPNMessi nets 100th Miami goal en route to Campeones Cup win
Lionel Messi scored his 100th goal for Inter Miami in all competitions after heading home the opener in a 2-0 win over Cruz Azul in the Campeones Cup on Wednesday night at Nu Stadium.