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Rodrygo writes in The Guardian on what makes Carlo Ancelotti a special coach
Rodrygo backs Ancelotti from afar after World Cup injury setback.
At the World Cup match against Ghana, Luka Modrić once again looks untouchable
At nearly 41, one of the greatest midfielders of all time puts together a match of intelligence and sacrifice, of small resistances and clean control, and sends Croatia into the round of sixteen.
Mexico projected to bring in over $3 billion from hosting the World Cup
Tourism surges across the country, with several destinations overwhelmed by fans.
Dembélé’s hat-trick against Norway takes the pressure off and underlines France’s depth
Les Bleus have finally got their Ballon d’Or contender firing, a warning to the rest of the field.
A 40-square-centimetre patch, worth $50 million a year — and only on the Golden State Warriors jersey
An AI cloud computing company will have its logo on the Californian team’s jersey, in the highest-ever sponsorship deal in US professional sport.
Graham Arnold: Iraq’s football obsession is total
The Australian coach had never been in the country before his appointment. He says Barcelona–Real Madrid matchdays are treated as public holidays.
A large share of Ecuador’s World Cup last-16 squad comes from a small province without a top-flight club
Esmeraldas. A region in northern Ecuador with a distinct history.
Sunderland release a football shirt created in collaboration with Elvis Presley
And of course it involves "Can't Help Falling in Love," one of the most beloved chants sung by Black Cats fans.
Sunderland’s momentum continues at the World Cup
The Black Cats, nine players in the final stage, four already on the scoresheet.
Qatar’s football federation paid supporters for the 2026 World Cup, The Telegraph reports
According to the British newspaper, around a thousand people were involved in a paid cheering operation, many of whom had never watched a football match before the games in North America.
Club World Cup expansion to 48 teams increasingly likely, with leagues set to field more than two clubs each
An agreement between FIFA and the EFC, the international clubs’ organisation, is driving the expansion, as financial stakes rise and the tournament’s value becomes a central concern.
At Wimbledon, players echo their Roland Garros media protest, limiting press duties to 15 minutes
Wimbledon is up 20% on last year in prize money, but players still want more.