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Thibaut Courtois has hit back at claims that he didn't travel with Belgium to Estonia for their Euro 2024 qualifier after being “offended” at being overlooked for the captaincy. The Real Madrid goalkeeper played in the 1-1 home draw with Austria on Saturday. Ad Romelu Lukaku was captain for the match in the absence of injured regular captain Kevin De Bruyne.
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Thibaut Courtois has not travelled with Belgium to Estonia for their Euro 2024 qualifier against Estonia after being “offended” at being overlooked for the captaincy. The Real Madrid goalkeeper played in the 1-1 home draw with Austria on Saturday. Ad Romelu Lukaku was captain for the match in the absence of injured regular captain Kevin De Bruyne.
Kylian Mbappe marked his 70th France cap with his 40th goal as France beat 10-man Greece 1-0 in Paris to continue their perfect start to Euro 2024 qualifying. The French skipper was relieved to see a re-take ordered for encroachment after having a penalty saved early in the second half, and he made no mistake with his second effort.
:Goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois asked not to travel with Belgium for their Euro 2024 qualifier in Estonia on Tuesday, telling shocked coach Domenico Tedesco he did not feel respected within the team as he walked out of the squad.
Nestled in the heart of Brussels’ urban landscape lies a green oasis, the FOODMET. As the city's largest covered market for fresh vegetables and produce, this building – co-financed by Europe – prides itself on its commitment to energy efficiency and sustainable practices.
A Dutch court has sentenced Spartak Moscow striker Quincy Promes in absentia to 18 months in jail for assault in connection with a fight in 2020 in which he stabbed his cousin in the knee.
A Dutch court sentenced former Netherlands international footballer Quincy Promes to 18 months in jail Monday for stabbing his cousin at a family party. The Spartak Moscow forward, 31, who pleaded not guilty, was not in court in Amsterdam for the sentencing as he currently lives in Russia. His lawyer said the "disappointed" Promes would appeal. Promes stabbed his cousin in the leg at the end of a family birthday party in 2020 in a row over a stolen necklace, the court found.