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The Guardian Football

Choke of the century? Chengdu collapse sets up thrilling Chinese Super League climax

John Aloisi’s side need a point on the final day to seal their maiden title – but their form has dropped off a cliff With four games of the Chinese Super League to go, Chengdu Rongcheng needed just a point to clinch their first title. With one game to go, they still need a point. What was a formality has become a formidable task. The biggest bottle job in Asian football history is very much on and it would be as popular as it would be dramatic. The coach of the Sichuan club, the former Portsmouth and Coventry striker John Aloisi, has seen a 12-point lead over Dalian Yingbo cut to just three before Sunday’s showdowns. Whatever happens, this is a positive and thrilling end to a season that started negatively – literally – with nine of the 16 top-tier clubs kicking off on minus points. They had been punished as part of a “special campaign to crack down on match-fixing, gambling and corruption in the football industry”, said a joint statement from the Chinese Football Association, the Ministry of Public Security and the General Administration of Sport at the time. Continue reading...

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The Guardian Football

Asian Cup postponement leaves Socceroos, FA and coach Tony Popovic at crossroads | Joey Lynch

The most immediate question thrown up by the delay of the tournament in Saudi Arabia is what it now means for Popovic Confirmation that the Asian Cup has been postponed until December 2027 would have caught few by surprise. But the timing of Tuesday’s announcement might have, given it came well ahead of the late November timeframe hinted at by the AFC. Yet with Houthi attacks continuing across Saudi Arabia, it felt inevitable the tournament would be deferred. However foreseeable though, it has left the Socceroos, their coach Tony Popovic and Football Australia at a crossroads. Continue reading...

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Sky Sports Football

Papers: Kroupi and Yildiz on Arsenal's radar ahead of January window

The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...

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Sky Sports Premier League

Papers: Kroupi and Yildiz on Arsenal's radar ahead of January window

The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...

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Sky Sports Football

Yamashita in command as Hull and Woad fall away in Kuala Lumpur

Defending champion Miyu Yamashita carries a two-stroke lead into Sunday's final round of the LPGA Tour's Maybank Championship after shooting a five-under 67 on Saturday.

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Sky Sports Football

Hull remains in contention at LPGA Tour's Maybank Championship

England's Charley Hull sits four shots off the lead after the second round of the LPGA's Maybank Championship in Malaysia.

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The Guardian Football

Roster rifts, police raids and Son’s uncertain future leave South Korea at a crossroads

After a disaster World Cup, the team have continued to spiral, with tensions high between young and older players and the captain’s standing in question Son Heung-min and Cristiano Ronaldo are iconic No 7s, Premier League legends and international record-breakers. Now there is a surprising danger of them having something else in common: being a divisive presence in their national teams. On 21 October, during a parliamentary committee meeting, politician Jeong Yeon-wook put a question to acting Korea Football Association (KFA) president Lee Yong-soo, that took a story out of the sports pages and into the national conversation. “It is said that recently, within the national team squad, players have been calling him not by his name but as ‘No 7’ or ‘that person’. Do you know who that is?” Lee then replied, “Are you referring to Son Heung-min?” Jeong went on: “So it appears to be true. … It has also been revealed that the national team’s leadership is causing discord and has broken down overall.” Lee declined to comment. Continue reading...

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Sky Sports Football

Vilips takes first-round lead at Mexico Open

Karl Vilips used two long birdie streaks to take the first-round lead Thursday in the Mexico Open, the first of two straight PGA Tour events in the country.

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England's Hull two off early LPGA Tour lead in Malaysia

England's Charley Hull sits two shots off the lead after the opening round of the LPGA's Maybank Championship in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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ESPN

📈 Ranking every team that can win 2027 Women's World Cup

There are 49 national teams that could win the FIFA Women's World Cup next summer. With only four international breaks left before the tournament, we rank them all.

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ESPN

U.S. to host inaugural 2028 Women's Club World Cup

The inaugural Women's Club World Cup will be staged in January 2028 in the United States, FIFA said on Thursday.

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The Guardian Football

Fifa increases preparation money for Women’s World Cup to match men’s teams

Funds for 2027 will match men’s World Cup in 2026 Players given better flights and individual hotel rooms Teams in the 2027’s Women’s World Cup in Brazil will receive the same preparation money from Fifa as those that played at the 2026 men’s tournament, the world’s governing body has announced. The preparation money for the 32 teams has been more than doubled to $2.5m (£1.86m) each. In 2023, the total preparation money for the tournament was $31m; it will now be $80m. Continue reading...

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Sky Sports Football

Jarvis leads at Genesis Championship to pressure McIlroy in Race to Dubai

Casey Jarvis made a strong start to his late bid for Race to Dubai glory by grabbing the early lead at the Genesis Championship, where Ryan Fox also impressed.

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The Guardian Football

US under-17 women beat Samoa 17-0 for biggest win in World Cup history

Result is largest margin at any age level of a World Cup DiMaria is first to score six at Fifa finals since Haaland Tournament is in year two of expanded 24-team field The United States began their U-17 Women’s World Cup campaign on Monday with a record-setting 17-0 win over Samoa the biggest win at any age level in World Cup history. The result surpassed the previous record for margin at an 11-a-side World Cup, a 16-0 win by Morocco against New Caledonia in the 2025 U-17 men’s World Cup. Ten players scored for the US, and forward Maddie DiMaria led with six goals in Salé, Morocco. Continue reading...

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Lowry moves to McIlroy's Boston Common Golf team in TGL's first-ever trade

The first trade in TMRW Golf League (TGL) history has seen Ireland's Shane Lowry depart The Bay Golf Club to join close friend Rory McIlroy at Boston Common Golf.

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Woods not part of initial Hero World Challenge field

Tournament host Tiger Woods was not listed ‌in the initial player field released on Monday for the December ‌3-6 Hero World Challenge in Albany, ​Bahamas, but could still be added as one of the three ​exemption spots.

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Chacarra earns third win of year to move top of Race to Dubai standings

Eugenio Chacarra won the DP World India Championship by two shots with the Spaniard's third victory of the season moving him top of the Race to Dubai standings, above Patrick Reed and Rory McIlroy, with three events remaining.

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Transfer rumors, news: Are Liverpool the favorite to sign Bournemouth's Scott?

Liverpool are reportedly interested in signing Bournemouth's Alex Scott. Transfer Talk has the latest.

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