Croatia secure World Cup spot with win over Faroe Islands
RIJEKA, Croatia :Croatia completed a 3-1 comeback win over the Faroe Islands at home on Friday, securing their place at next year's World Cup in the United States, Mexico and Canada.
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Germany on brink of World Cup qualification after 2-0 win over Luxembourg
LUXEMBOURG :Germany forward Nick Woltemade scored twice in the second half to give the four-time world champions a hard-earned 2-0 win over Luxembourg in their penultimate 2026 World Cup qualifier on Friday, leaving them on the brink of automatic qualification.
Netherlands move to within one point of World Cup berth
WARSAW :The Netherlands kept up their three-point advantage over Poland in their World Cup qualifying group as the two sides drew 1-1 on Friday, leaving the Dutch a point away from qualification.
Cristiano Ronaldo Faces 3-Week FIFA Verdict Wait on World Cup Ban for Red Card
Cristiano Ronaldo likely faces a three-week wait to discover the length of his FIFA ban ahead of the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup.
Brazil coach Ancelotti puts premium on defense
LONDON: Carlo Ancelotti may still be wrestling with Portuguese but the Italian is increasingly comfortable in his role as Brazil coach as he prepares to field an experimental defensive lineup in a friendly with Senegal at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium on Saturday.
Ancelotti finding his feet as Brazil boss prepares for defensive shake-up
LONDON :Carlo Ancelotti may still be wrestling with Portuguese but the Italian is increasingly comfortable in his role as Brazil coach as he prepares to field an experimental defensive lineup in a friendly with Senegal at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium on Saturday.
Uzbekistan count down to World Cup debut with development the goal
Uzbekistan will make their World Cup debut next year with a focus on the future instead of immediate results as the team seek to establish themselves on the global stage, one of the country's senior officials told Reuters.
Short-handed Canada digs deep to battle Ecuador to scoreless draw
Jesse Marsch, the head coach of Canada’s men’s soccer team, leaned into the fourth official’s ear to plead his hopeless case.