CBC Sports to broadcast Canadian NWT's group stage matches at CONCACAF W Championship
The Canadian women's soccer team's quest for qualification to three major tournaments will be broadcast on CBC Sports.
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US prepare for the unexpected ahead of World Cup qualifiers
NEW YORK : Back-to-back women's world champions the United States take their first step toward the 2023 tournament on Monday, playing Haiti in their CONCACAF W Championship group stage opener.
Canadian NWT's offence needs to solve its Sinclair dependency
Should the Canadian women's team's lack of goal-scoring punch be cause for concern?
Burnley plotting Anderlecht transfer raid for 26-year-old
New Burnley manager Vincent Kompany is plotting a raid on his former club Anderlecht for Panama international right-back Michael Amir Murillo, according to Belgian publication Voetbal Krant.
Saudi Arabian Football Federation team wraps up European tour
RIYADH: A delegation led by Yasser Al-Misehal, president of the Saudi Arabian Football Federation, concluded a three-week European trip, where they met with football’s key stakeholders, including governing bodies, federations and confederations from around the world. The tour included visits to Wales, the Netherlands, France, the UK and Spain.
Rapinoe, Morgan headline US CONCACAF W Championship squad
Veteran forwards Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan headline the 23-player United States women's squad for the 2022 CONCACAF W Championship, US Soccer announced Monday.
Darwin Nunez set for Liverpool switch after Reds reach agreement with Benfica
Liverpool have reached agreement with Benfica to bring Uruguay striker Darwin Nunez to Anfield for an initial €75 million ($78.6m), the Portuguese club said on Monday.
Liverpool Agree 75mn-Euro Deal For Benfica Striker Darwin Nunez
Liverpool have reached a deal with Benfica to buy the Uruguay striker Darwin Nunez for an initial 75 million euros (£64 million), the Portuguese club said on Monday. The transfer could eventually rise to 100 million euros, Benfica said in a statement, eclipsing Liverpool's club-record £75 million paid to Southampton for Dutch centre-back Virgil van Dijk in 2018.