Canada downs Mexico in shootout, reaches CONCACAF Girls' U-15 Championship final
TAMPA, Fla. — Canada advanced to the final of the CONCACAF Girls' Under-15 Championship with a penalty shootout win over Mexico on Friday.
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Ebbsfleet United’s Omari Sterling-James says leading scorer Dominic Poleon is in unstoppable form
Ebbsfleet’s Omari Sterling-James is glad leading scorer Dominic Poleon is on his side.
Marcell Jacobs, Fred Kerley set a world’s fastest man showdown years in the waiting
Italian Marcell Jacobs and American Fred Kerley clashed on social media in recent weeks. Now, the Olympic 100m champion and world 100m champion are set to take their rivalry to the track.
Ebbsfleet United winger Omari Sterling-James explains why he picked Saints Kitts and Nevis over England C
Ebbsfleet wideman Omari Sterling-James has recalled the time he turned down England C in favour of international football with Saint Kitts and Nevis.
IndyCar drivers from British Commonwealth mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth II
God save our gracious Queen.Long live our noble Queen. God save the Queen!
“Arguably the classiest midfielder in the Championship” – Cardiff City seal deal for 30-cap international: The verdict
This article is part of Football League World’s ‘The Verdict‘ series, which provides personal opinions from the FLW writers regarding the latest breaking news, teams, players, managers, potential signings and more…
Ebbsfleet United sign former Gillingham defender Luke O'Neill and winger Omari Sterling-James from Kidderminster
Ebbsfleet manager Dennis Kutrieb has taken his number of summer signings to six.
Zeros and heroes: the best non-league football stories you may have missed
After 42 games, Dover Athletic sit at the foot of the National League with zero points. They have scored 34 goals but conceded 97 on their way to achieving literally nothing. There will, however, be an asterisk next to their name when the campaign ends in two matches’ time. The Whites were given a 12-point deduction for failing to fulfil fixtures last season, putting an almost entirely new squad on the back foot before a ball was kicked. The deficit was made up thanks to two victories and six draws, leaving them where every other team began. The part-timers’ first league win came in January against Eastleigh – a result celebrated like “we had won the Champions League”, one player told the Guardian – to avoid the ignominy of going a calendar year without a victory. They specialise in glorious failure. For example, Dover went 5-2 up at Hollywood’s Wrexham, only to lose 6-5 thanks to a 98th-minute winner. A visit to Bromley is their next chance of moving off nought before the crunch final-day fixture at Weymouth, who have also been relegated, to ensure the season wasn’t all for nothing.
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