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Zverev leads Germany into Davis Cup Final 8, Spain also through
LONDON, Sept 20 : Newly crowned US Open champion Alexander Zverev sent Germany into the Davis Cup Final 8 as he eased past Croatia's Dino Prizmic to secure his side an unassailable 3-1 lead in Halle on Sunday while Spain also progressed.
Gallardo says Ecuador can compete with top teams
Sept 17 : Marcelo Gallardo said Ecuador have the talent to compete with the world's leading teams after the former Argentina midfielder was presented as the country's new coach on Thursday.
Ecuador appoint Gallardo as national team head coach
Sept 13 : Ecuador have appointed Argentine Marcelo Gallardo as head coach of the national team, the Ecuadorian Football Federation said on Sunday.
New Mexico coach Marquez intent on leading team to new heights
MEXICO CITY, Sept 10 : Mexico's new manager Rafael Marquez said on Thursday he has another opportunity to take the national team beyond the World Cup last-16 barrier that frustrated him throughout a playing career spanning five tournaments.
Curacao extend manager Advocaat's contract after turbulent year
Sept 9 : Curacao manager Dick Advocaat has signed a contract extension keeping him in charge through July, the country's football federation announced on Wednesday.
PSG extend Luis Enrique's deal to 2030, sign new deals with five players
Sept 4 : Paris Saint-Germain have extended the contract of men's head coach Luis Enrique until 2030 and agreed new deals with five first-team players, the French champions said on Friday.
CONMEBOL postpones two continental ties due to Colombia earthquake
Aug 11 : South American soccer's governing body CONMEBOL has postponed two continental club matches after a powerful earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday.
Where To Find Germany's Stars After The 2026 World Cup
It wasn't the World Cup that Germany had hoped for following an early exit in the round of 32, thus stretching its drought of not reaching at least the semifinals to three tournaments. The four-time champions weren't tabbed to win it all, but there's always expectations of a deep run for this team. Things started off on the right foot with 7-1 win over debut side Curaçao in their Group E opener. That followed a 2-1 win over the Ivory Coast, but then 2-1 loss to Ecuador to close group stage play set the Germans back. Then it was a loss on penalties after a 1-1 draw to Paraguay in the round of 32 that sent the Germans home.