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Santiago Munoz marked his Newcastle United Under-23 home debut with a goal on an enthralling night of action at St James' Park against West Bromwich Albion. But the Mexican youth international's first goal since arriving from Santos Laguna last summer was barely half the story.
Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo told reporters that he would decide when he steps away from the Portuguese national team. Ronaldo is now 37 after his birthday in February meaning that at the 2026 World Cup in Canada, USA and Mexico, he will be 41, well beyond the time most footballers are still playing. Ad/> The striker made his international debut way back in 2003, and is the most capped Portuguese player and also the highest scorer in international football.
Portugal's World Cup play-off against North Macedonia on Tuesday is a "matter of life and death", said Cristiano Ronaldo ahead of the game.
Josh Warrington’s father and trainer Sean O’Hagan expects his son to chase his American dream after regaining the IBF featherweight title.
It was a moment that was 36 years in the making for the Canadian men's team.
Portugal's World Cup play-off against North Macedonia on Tuesday is a "matter of life and death", said Cristiano Ronaldo ahead of the game. Manchester United star Ronaldo is hoping to qualify for a fifth World Cup with Portugal and secure another chance to lift the trophy for the first time at the age of 37.
ORLANDO, Fla. — It is a manager's lot in life to be second-guessed. Decisions are analyzed to the smallest of details. Mistakes get highlighted. That's especially true of international managers, with a country's armchair coaches never holding back.
Roberto Mancini dropped a big hint on Monday he will stay on as Italy coach despite the Azzurri failing to qualify for the World Cup for a second successive time. The European champions were stunned by North Macedonia in Thursday's qualification play-off semi-final for this year's tournament in Qatar, sparking talk he could resign in the aftermath of perhaps Italy's worst-ever defeat. However, although he wouldn't openly confirm that he would stay at the helm, on Monday Mancini spoke about the team and the future using the first-person plural "noi", or "we".