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The Guardian Football‘The noise was unbelievable’: the referee’s view of Mexico v England at the World Cup
England’s manager Thomas Tuchel called the officiating ‘just not good enough’ in the fiery last-16 tie. Now Alireza Faghani gives his version of events It was 6pm on 5 July in Mexico City, and Alireza Faghani, a 48-year-old Australian-Iranian, was asleep in the locker room, snoring. His assistants had turned the music down. Had it not been for the muffled roar of nearly 90,000 fans through the concrete walls of the Estadio Azteca, he could have slept until the following morning. Faghani was the referee for Mexico v England in the last 16 at the 2026 World Cup. Mexico hadn’t lost a competitive game at the Azteca since 2013, at least in part because they’re used to the conditions. Situated 2,240 metres above sea level, the air contains less oxygen. Opponents struggle to breathe, let alone win. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballPapers: Chelsea offered chance to sign Bissouma as Fernandez replacement
The top stories and transfer rumours from Saturday's newspapers...
Sky Sports FootballSurrey ease relegation fears with nerve-shredding win over Yorkshire
Surrey eased their County Championship relegation fears with a nerve-shredding one-wicket win over Yorkshire as last man Dan Worrall whipped away the winning four and Josh Blake battled to 43 not out off 183 deliveries after over four hours at the crease.
Sky Sports FootballLawrence leads at halfway stage in Switzerland as he aims to emulate Ballesteros
Defending champion Thriston Lawrence reeled off six birdies in a row and then made an excellent par save from a bunker to secure the lead at the halfway stage of the Omega European Masters as he looks to emulate the late, great Seve Ballesteros.
Sky Sports FootballPakistan 'used to chaos', says coach Hesson, as he searches for 'x-factor'
Interim head coach Mike Hesson says Pakistan are used to "a little bit of chaos" as they aim to end a sobering tour of England on a high in the final Test after a week of dramatic upheaval.
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Trabzonspor eye Richarlison move on deadline day
Chelsea's Pedro Neto may consider his options in January regarding his future. Transfer Talk has the latest.
ESPNTottenham, London City won transfer window; Man United among losers
The WSL transfer deadline is over. Here are the clubs who can count the past month as a success, and those who may wish they had done more.
BBC SportSuperstar-led London City live up to hype as Man Utd suffer
There was an expectation on London City Lionesses to live up to the hype and deliver in the Women's Super League's season opener - and they did.
The Guardian Premier LeaguePremier League news: Richarlison refused new contract, Alonso backs James in midfield
Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi insists his Brazilian striker ‘decided everything, not me’ about wanting to leave the club Continue reading...
BBC SportFA to canvass England players in World Cup review
The Football Association's review into England's World Cup campaign will canvass the opinions of players involved in the tournament.
BBC Sport — German BundesligaLong-shot kings: Beckham, Rooney... and Newport's Biggins
After Harrison Biggins' 70-yard goal, BBC Sport Wales recalls some of the best long-range strikes over the years.
BBC SportBissouma was offered to Chelsea - Saturday's gossip
Chelsea were offered ex-Tottenham midfielder Yves Bissouma, Manchester City and Chelsea showed interest in Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton, Arsenal are considering move for Barcelona's Raphinha, plus more.
The Guardian FootballAlexia Putellas begins WSL ride as London City outclass Manchester United
There are few scenarios since Millwall Lionesses broke away from Millwall and became London City Lionesses that would have felt more surreal than the idea of Alexia Putellas captaining the side to a statement win in a WSL season-opener in Bromley just seven years later. Here we are though: referees have to get used to the formerly talismanic Barcelona captain stooping to pick up the coin after the toss, as is her custom; players must get used to eyes and cameras looking past them to focus in on the influential No 11; and the two-time Ballon d’Or winner has to get used to playing with teammates not drilled in a very specific style of play from such an early age that it becomes an inherent part of them. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballChelsea hit bullseye with Morgan Rogers as Arsenal rue what might have been
The Gunners will have a look at what they could have won when the former Villa man lines up against them, having made a flying start for Xabi Alonso’s team Chelsea thought they had little chance of signing Morgan Rogers at the start of the summer. Xabi Alonso and the club’s recruitment team had the England international as a priority target but a deal seemed unlikely. Chelsea had endured a disappointing season, missing out on European football after finishing 10th, and their expectation was that Rogers would leave Aston Villa for Arsenal. It was towards the end of the World Cup that Chelsea were made aware of a window of opportunity. Although Arsenal could claim to be London’s top dogs after winning the Premier League they dithered in talks with Villa, raising the prospect of another club stepping in. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaDybala and Ndicka pass Roma fitness tests with full session
Paulo Dybala and Evan Ndicka both took part in the full Roma training session today,...
The Guardian Premier LeagueA window tax to curb the Premier League’s big spenders | Brief letters
Transfer window | Ski Sunday axed | Bond markets | Bursting the nominative determinism bubble | Grave conclusion Barney Ronay makes a lot of good points in his article about the recent Premier League transfer window ( Premier League money has lost all meaning amid chaotic spectacle of excess, 2 September ). I have one suggestion to add: a windfall tax. Levied on the spenders, it could raise money for the grassroots of the game and might act as an incentive to reduce the ludicrous fees being splashed around, which, as Ronay points out, are eventually paid for by the fans. We could call it a window tax. Kevin Quinn Musselburgh, East Lothian • Sad to hear Ski Sunday is being axed ( Report, 1 September ). It is essential viewing for me. Once the rousing signature tune is over, the commentary from a far-off land about a sport I know nothing about, accompanied by gentle swishing and cowbells, has me in a deep afternoon nap in seconds. Irreplaceable. Steve Readings Broomfield, Essex Continue reading...
ESPNCarrick: Man United 'made the most' of transfers
Michael Carrick has said he's "largely happy" with Manchester United's summer transfer business and insisted the club have "made the most" of the money they had available.