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New-look Italy Beat Hungary To Top Nations League Group

Italy moved top of their UEFA Nations League group on Tuesday after a new-look team continued their unbeaten start to the campaign with a 2-1 win over Hungary. Roberto Mancini's side lead the way in League A, Group 3 thanks to first-half goals from Nicolo Barella and Lorenzo Pellegrini in Cesena which put them a point ahead of second-placed Hungary. A largely impressive display was blighted by Gianluca Mancini's 61st-minute own goal which gave the match a scoreline that flattered Hungary, led by coach Mancini's former Sampdoria team-mate Marco Rossi.

With World Cup dream over, UAE coach looks to the future

United Arab Emirates manager Rodolfo Arruabarrena said he could not have asked more of his players after Tuesday's 2-1 playoff defeat by Australia ended their World Cup hopes.

Twitter urges brands to capitalize on FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022

RIYADH: With football fever underway in the MENA region and around the world ahead of this year’s FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, Twitter hosted an event at Al-Nassr’s Mrsool Park in the Saudi Arabian capital to take marketers through the importance and influence of football conversations.

Arab teams eye path to AFC Asian Cup and Africa Cup of Nations in 2023

There has been so much attention on the road to Qatar that it has almost gone unnoticed that plenty of Arab teams have just started qualification rounds for two major continental tournaments in 2023 — the Asian Cup and the African Cup of Nations. At least we know that Ivory Coast will be the venue for the latter but with China’s recent withdrawal as host in Asia, it remains to be seen where this particular road will end.

Jude Bellingham appears to throw up on pitch during brilliant performance vs Germany

Jude Bellingham appeared to throw up on the pitch towards the end of Germany vs England after producing a brilliant performance.

Gareth Bale urged to snub Cardiff transfer in favour of shock Man City move

Germany v England: Match in pictures

Clarke wary of Armenia after 'deserved' win

Steve Clarke insists there is no chance of last week's World Cup disappointment upsetting the harmony in the Scotland squad. The Scots were on an eight-game unbeaten run prior to losing 3-1 to Ukraine in last Wednesday's play-off at Hampden. While there was understandable disappointment in the camp after missing out on a place at the finals in Qatar later this year, Clarke is adamant that his players can set about generating fresh momentum as they prepare to kick off their Nations League campaign against Armenia on Wednesday. "It's always good when we get together as a group," he said, reflecting on the fact the squad have been together for a week between the Ukraine disappointment and the Armenia game. "We've built a really good spirit among the squad.

Pilloried by club, a hero for country: Gareth Bale draws comparisons to Brazil's Ronaldo

He was branded a "traitor", as "monstrously ungrateful" by the club who had employed him for several years. He had been written off as a lost cause. And yet, when he put on his national team jersey, the anxieties and the injuries appeared to fade away. He seemed inspired.

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New-look Italy Beat Hungary To Top Nations League Group

With World Cup dream over, UAE coach looks to the future

Twitter urges brands to capitalize on FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022

Arab teams eye path to AFC Asian Cup and Africa Cup of Nations in 2023

Jude Bellingham appears to throw up on pitch during brilliant performance vs Germany

Gareth Bale urged to snub Cardiff transfer in favour of shock Man City move

Clarke wary of Armenia after 'deserved' win

Pilloried by club, a hero for country: Gareth Bale draws comparisons to Brazil's Ronaldo