Brazil's Carlo Ancelotti: Neymar Still on Radar to Play at World Cup
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Neymar must regain full fitness for Brazil recall, says Ancelotti
TOKYO :Neymar remains in Brazil's plans but the forward needs to be fully fit to earn a recall to the squad as he looks to reignite his international career ahead of next year's World Cup, coach Carlo Ancelotti said on Monday.
Haaland misses two penalties, still has hat trick in Norway win - ESPN
OSLO, Norway — Manchester City star Erling Haaland twice missed a penalty for Norway against Israel, but still wound up with a hat trick in a 5-0 World Cup qualifying win on Saturday.
UFC Fight Night: How to Watch Oliveira vs. Gamrot on ESPN - ESPN
The UFC heads back to Rio de Janeiro on Saturday with a 13-fight card headlined by Brazil's own Charles Oliveira. The former lightweight champion looks to stay unbeaten in his home country when he faces Mateusz Gamrot inside Farmasi Arena.
UFC milestones that once seemed impossible but could be reached - ESPN
UFC men's bantamweight champion Merab Dvalishvili hit a rather monumental landmark during his title defense against Cory Sandhagen last weekend in Las Vegas, as he became the first fighter to record 100 takedowns inside the Octagon. He actually flew past the century mark, taking Sandhagen down 20 times to bring his UFC career total to 117.
Brazil Overpowers South Korea as Estevao and Rodrygo Score 2 Goals Each
Two goals each from Estevao and Rodrygo powered Brazil to a 5-0 win over South Korea in Seoul on Friday in an early warm-up for next year's World Cup.
Estevao and Rodrygo at the double as Brazil thrash South Korea 5-0
SEOUL :Brazil's Estevao and Rodrygo each netted twice as the visitors cruised to a 5-0 victory over South Korea in a friendly on Friday, showcasing a dominant display under Italian manager Carlo Ancelotti at the Seoul World Cup Stadium.
Mahrez says 2026 World Cup will be his last as Algeria qualify
Riyad Mahrez ruled out extending his international career into his forties like Cristiano Ronaldo, declaring the 2026 World Cup will be his last after guiding Algeria to a fifth appearance at the tournament.