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RABAT, Dec 16 : Veteran striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will miss Gabon's opening match at the Africa Cup of Nations next week but is expected to recover from a thigh injury for their next two Group F games at the tournament in Morocco.
RABAT, Dec 16 : Premier League Sunderland will have to do without six players over the next few weeks and are the club worst hit as the Africa Cup of Nations takes its toll on European clubs competing over the holiday season.
Dec 16 : Scotland manager Steve Clarke has urged supporters to avoid plunging into debt to attend next year's FIFA World Cup in North America, warning of steep travel and ticket costs.
Amad and Bryan Mbeumo will be available for Manchester United’s game against Bournemouth at Old Trafford tonight. According to The Athletic, an agreement has been reached with Ivory Coast and Cameroon, respectively, to let the forward players travel after tonight’s game.
Career firsts are hard to come by for a player of Harry Kane's caliber, but the England captain did just that with an 87th minute goal in Bayern Munich's 2-2 draw with Mainz in the Bundesliga on Sunday.
Dec 13 : Algeria goalkeeper Luca Zidane, son of French World Cup-winner Zinedine, looks likely to start at this month’s Africa Cup of Nations after the injured Alexis Guendouz was left out of the squad announced on Saturday.
LOS ANGELES, Dec 12 : FIFA received five million requests for World Cup 2026 tickets in the first 24 hours of the latest sales phase, soccer's world governing body said on Friday, despite an outcry from fan groups this week about high prices for the tournament.
LONDON, Dec 12 : Players heading off to the Africa Cup of Nations should depart with the blessing of their respective clubs according to Everton manager David Moyes, but his viewpoint might not be shared by rivals who face weeks without some of their top names.