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The Guardian FootballWhy Stanley Matthews’ Ballon d’Or triumph echoes down the years for Harry Kane | Jonathan Wilson
In 1956, the Blackpool great was recognised for his force of individual will, the very thing that makes the Bayern and England striker the standout candiate Systems football began In 1963 (On the hallowed turf at Wembley) With the impact of a cynical foul By Gino Pivatelli. At that moment in the European Cup final, when the hard-working Milan forward, brought in to combat Benfica’s Mário Coluna, caught the great playmaker, football of the individual came to an end. The foul not only checked a promising break, but broke a bone in Coluna’s foot. Without substitutes, he hobbled on, diminished, and Milan won 2-1 to lift the trophy and register the first victory for a team that prioritised the system over the individual. Modern football was born. Continue reading...
ESPNMessi: 2026 WC final defeat 'part of the journey'
Lionel Messi has accepted that Argentina's 2026 World Cup extra-time defeat to Spain was a part of his football journey.
BBC SportAll you need to know about the 2026 Ballon d'Or
Our Ask Me Anything team tells you all you need to know about the 70th Ballon d'Or Ceremony.
BBC SportFlat-track bullies Celtic continue descent into European irrelevance
BBC Scotland's Tom English reviews another frustrating night in Europe for the Scottish champions.
ESPNSoccer's main characters after UCL Matchday 3: Kane, Van Dijk, El Clasico
Champions League Matchday 3 has come and gone, and we have some energy coming from Harry Kane, Barcelona and Real Madrid ahead of El Clasico. Liverpool should also worry about Virgil van Dijk's form.
MarcaEl once ideal de Los 100 de MARCA: cinco españoles, Messi, la Bota de Oro...
'La Roja', gran ganadora en esta V edición de Los 100 de MARCA Leer
ESPNWhat it takes to win a Ballon d'Or: Trophies, goals and playing the PR game
It's no longer enough to be the best on-field player in order to have a shot at the Ballon d'Or, soccer's top individual prize. You have to make your case in the media, too -- and it takes a lot of work.
ESPNPSG unveil jersey for Steelers vs. Saints NFL game in Paris
If you've ever wondered what reigning Champions League holders PSG might look like should they suddenly relaunched as an NFL franchise, this is it.
The Guardian FootballEuropean football: Barcelona thrash Real Betis to maintain 100% record
Lamine Yamal opens scoring in ninth straight win Luis Díaz hat-trick helps Bayern thump RB Leipzig 6-1 Barcelona ’s La Liga juggernaut rolled into Seville on Saturday and left with the scoreboard smoking, as the leaders beat Real Betis 5-2 to make it nine wins from nine, stretching their blistering league goal tally to 39. Lamine Yamal lit the fuse with a dazzling opener before Rodri, Gabriel Jesus, Eric García and the substitute Dani Olmo joined the party, while Valentín Gómez and Ez Abde replied for Betis, who played much of the second half with 10 men after Facundo Bernal was sent off for head-butting Lamine Yamal. Continue reading...
BBC SportThe Portuguese second-tier team hosting Sunderland in Europe
Portuguese second-tier side Torreense host Sunderland in the Europa League in what will be their first ever European home match.
BBC SportMan Utd defender Martinez issues scathing attack on board
Lisandro Martinez launches a blistering attack on Manchester United's hierarchy for not strengthening the squad following qualification for the Champions League.
Bundesliga.com OfficialBundesliga sets new goalscoring record and leads Europe’s top five leagues
The Bundesliga has made history with 172 goals scored across the opening five matchdays of 2026/27, while Germany’s top flight is also leading Europe’s top five leagues for goals per game.
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Man United youngster Gabriel has Bayern Munich talks
Manchester United's top young prospect JJ Gabriel has renewed discussions with Bayern Munich. Transfer Talk has the latest.
BBC SportArsenal eye deal for teenager Mora - Saturday's gossip
Arsenal eye deal for Mexico teenager Gilberto Mora, AC Milan in pole position for Endrick, Nottingham Forest braced for Murillo interest
Sky Sports Premier League'He was on the floor' - How Barry is overcoming his Everton struggles
Perhaps you have seen the video of Thierno Barry in tears after a one-on-one session last season. The Everton striker was doing extra work with his individual coach when it all became too much. Struggling for form, he felt unable to train his way back into it.
The Guardian Premier LeagueHavertz, Isak, Dorgu … spate of injuries with national teams leaves sour taste for top clubs
Premier League clubs, and their European rivals, left with a long list of absentees after a gruelling international break A four-match international break has presented a stress test. “The intensity of the squad, the athleticism of it, really, I think it’s designed for the elite,” said the Wales head coach, Craig Bellamy, on the completion of four matches in 11 days. Elite club coaches would disagree. The Nations League and the wider set of international games staged across the globe have been accompanied by a daily list of casualties, club officials viewing matches through their fingers as players pull up and gesture to the bench. Hamstring and muscle problems have been rife. Sunderland, for example, will be without Brian Brobbey, a key striker, and Dan Ballard, a defensive mainstay, because of strains picked up playing for the Netherlands and Northern Ireland respectively. Bournemouth, yet to win a Premier League match, have lost Alex Scott for up to two months . His performance for England in their 7-0 victory against Croatia won rave reviews, a young player taking his chance and outshining Luka Modric. It came at a heavy cost. A quadriceps injury that had been diagnosed pre-match worsened. “There was zero risk taken from our side,” said Thomas Tuchel. The Bournemouth coach, Marco Rose, is unlikely to see it that way. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballWorld Cup criticism still stings Tuchel despite Nations League positives
The Wembley crowd was in party mood and the fans sang Thomas Tuchel's name. Three straight wins without conceding, Harry Kane feted as England's greatest ever servant, a Nations League quarter-final all-but guaranteed.
ESPNBellingham hits new heights for England as Tuchel gets best out of Real Madrid star
Jude Bellingham was once the temperamental talent that England struggled to tame, but he has taken his game to another level over this international break.