FIFA Women's World Cup 2023: What to expect on Day 3
Saturday sees more of the big guns enter the fray at the FIFA Women's World Cup with the reigning champions USA and Euro 2022 winners England among the sides getting their campaigns underway.
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Calvin Bassey 'wants' Fulham transfer as ex Rangers star reluctantly prepares to end Ajax adventure
Rangers are set to miss out on a sell-on clause for Calvin Bassey as Ajax begin to prepare for life without the Nigerian international.
Pressure on US squad, coach as World Cup title defence begins
AUCKLAND : The United States kick off their World Cup campaign against Vietnam on Saturday in a tournament that will prove the ultimate test of head coach Vlatko Andonovski's tenure.
Man Utd Confirm Signing Of Goalkeeper Andre Onana From Inter
Manchester United signed Cameroonian goalkeeper Andre Onana from Inter Milan on Thursday in a deal that could rise to GBP 7 million ($57 million). Onana has agreed a five-year deal with the Premier League club and will succeed David de Gea as number one at Old Trafford. United are set to pay an initial GBP 44 million for the 27-year-old with a further GBP 3.5 million due in performance-related add-ons.
Canadian men's soccer teams climbs to No. 43 in latest FIFA rankings
In the wake of a busy June, the Canadian men have moved up two places to No. 43 in the latest FIFA world rankings.
Canadian women's water polo team tops Japan for 2nd straight victory at aquatics worlds
The Canadian women's water polo team is off to the Round of 16 after defeating host Japan 17-12 at the World Aquatics Championships on Thursday.
Ricciardo says lure of 'fairy tale' ending led to AlphaTauri return
The 34-year-old Australian is back on the Formula One grid with the misfiring outfit despite having previously stated he was only interested in racing with front-running teams.
Reyna given USMNT assurances after Berhalter rehire - ESPN
Despite the drama surrounding a lack of playing time with the United States at the 2022 World Cup, Giovanni Reyna has one thing he won't have to worry about going forward: his future with the national team.