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The Guardian FootballMaracanã to host opening game and final at next year’s Women’s World Cup
Stadium has hosted two men’s World Cup finals Arena Itaquera in São Paulo will host 10 matches The Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro will host the opening game and the final of next year’s Women’s World Cup. The 78,838-capacity stadium, which hosted the finals of the 1950 and 2014 men’s World Cups as well as the finals of the Olympic football competitions in 2016, will be the venue for Brazil’s opening Group A match on 24 June, before staging the final on 25 July. Fifa released the schedule for all 64 matches for the tournament, which features 32 teams. The draw will take place after more of the qualification playoffs have been contested. Continue reading...
ESPN'Upsetting': U.S. missing star names for U20 WWC
The United States will try to win its first under-20 Women's World Cup since 2012 next month without several of its biggest age-eligible stars.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueWho replaces Salah as Africa's Premier League king?
Following Mohamed Salah's Liverpool exit after nine seasons, who could take the Egyptian King's crown as Africa's biggest Premier League star?
BBC SportMan City join Man Utd in Kone race - Thursday's gossip
Manchester City look set to rival neighbours Manchester United for Manu Kone, Aston Villa interested in Tosin Adarabioyo and Tottenham in talks over Man City duo.
ESPNA decade of elite men's soccer as seen through the FC 100
We've been tracking the FC 100 since 2016 and a lot has changed in the game -- though Lionel Messi has been ever-present. Gab Marcotti reflects on the list, its growth and what it shows you about men's soccer.
Football ItaliaEderson: ‘I honestly don’t know about Manchester United, but Atalanta wanted me’
Ederson insists he still doesn’t ‘know what really happened’ with the failed Manchester United medical,...
The Guardian FootballWafcon 2026 review: Glory for Cameroon, Nigeria flop and Malawi cause a stir
Monique Ngock starred as Cameroon triumphed for the first time in a tournament of compelling surprises, even if crowd figures disappointed Cameroon became only the fourth country to lift the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) title following Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea and South Africa, and only the third to have both a men’s and women’s continental champion, after a 3-0 win over Malawi in Rabat last weekend. The result was significant for several reasons, not least because it gave the competition a new winner after the former champions Nigeria and South Africa were eliminated in the quarter-finals to mark a changing of the guard in the African women’s game. It is worth remembering that Cameroon did not directly qualify for this edition of the Wafcon and were only added when the tournament was expanded to 16 teams last November. That gave them the opportunity to compete, but almost no one would have picked them as champions based on reputation and results. Cameroon had not reached a Wafcon final in a decade and had never even scored a goal in the final, but had three before half-time against a Malawi side that seemed destined to complete a fairytale. Continue reading...
ESPNRice's remarkable durability faces another test this season at Arsenal
Declan Rice's durability has long been praised, but after a grueling season for club and country, can he do it all again for Arsenal's title defense?
The Guardian FootballMarch, May and more: footballers scoring in months that match their names | The Knowledge
Plus: goalkeepers sent off far from their penalty area, and the fastest spot-kicks ever awarded Mail us with your all of your questions and answers “Birmingham’s August Priske scored the only goal at Swansea in the League Cup on 8 August. Can you think of any other examples of players scoring in their namesake months?” wonders Paul Tiffen. Our wonderful readers have managed to cover the entire year, pretty much, so let’s get going. The list below includes just some of the many examples you sent in. Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueHow will your club fare? Phil McNulty's Premier League predictions
How will your club fare in the 2026-27 Premier League? BBC chief football writer Phil McNulty makes his annual predictions.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueHull City interested in Japan winger Nakamura
Hull City express an interest in signing Stade de Reims' Japanese winger Keito Nakamura
ESPN⚽ FC 100 center backs: Who is the top defender?
With the World Cup over, who were the best men's soccer center backs in the world this past year? Our global vote has you covered in the 10th anniversary edition of the ESPN FC 100.
The Guardian FootballFootball transfer rumours: Atlético want Alvarez to join Arsenal over Barça?
Today’s gossip is being advertised in imaginative ways A new Premier League season is only days away, so it stands to reason that a few clubs are getting panicky in the transfer market. Newcastle are certainly in need of some fresh faces after being raided earlier in the summer so, after being linked with Christopher Nkunku , could move for RB Leipzig midfielder Nicolas Seiwald . The Austria international played under Matthias Jaissle at RB Salzburg. Newcastle have shunned Manchester United’s attempts to snare Lewis Hall, so the Old Trafford club are still in the market for a left-back. Joaquin Seys , 21, of Club Brugge, is said to be a carbon copy of Hall and the Belgian has apparently been shunted to the top of United’s hitlist. The Barcelona midfielder Marc Casad ó is also a potential United midfield target with the Catalan club ready to move on the 22-year-old after agreeing a deal for Rodri. Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueHaaland's main rivals for the Premier League Golden Boot
Erling Haaland will hope for a record-equalling fourth Golden Boot this season - but who could challenge him as the Premier League's top-scorer?
ESPNNigeria sack Madugu after WAFCON exit, WC miss
The Nigeria Football Federation has dismissed Super Falcons coach Justine Madugu and the rest of his technical crew with immediate effect, just days after Nigeria failed to qualify for the FIFA Women's World Cup for the first time.
The Guardian FootballTottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario to leave for Juventus in loan deal
Vicario has lost No 1 slot at Spurs to Antonin Kinsky Coventry and Ipswich also busy in the market Juventus have agreed a deal with Tottenham for Guglielmo Vicario to join on an initial loan after the Italian side decided against a move for Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martínez. Vicario is set to leave Spurs having lost his place as Roberto De Zerbi’s No 1 to Antonin Kinsky, with the agreement with Juventus containing an option to make the Italy goalkeeper’s move permanent next year for £8.6m. Martínez had been linked with the Turin club after Villa agreed a deal to sign Parma’s Zion Suzuki for around £30m but Juventus saw a €10m offer rejected over the weekend and decided to switch their attention elsewhere. The Argentina goalkeeper is currently sidelined due to a finger injury. Continue reading...
ESPNIs FIFA's Infantino under threat as president? How can his opponents win? An FAQ
Lots has happened since FIFA president Gianni Infantino rolled back his controversial plan to "sell" stakes in the FIFA World Cup, with opposition swirling and his future uncertain. We answer some of the big questions.
BBC SportPocognoli 'feels connection' with 'passionate' Scotland
New Scotland boss Sebastien Pocognoli says the passionate nature of Scottish football was a key factor in his taking the job.