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SEOUL: They may be up against the weather and world-class opposition but Singapore are raring to go ahead of their World Cup qualifier clash with South Korea on Thursday (Nov 16).
Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers could without as many as SIX first-team stars when the Asian Cup kicks off in January.
Michael Gannon:Beale might be in last-chance saloon for a while as he can’t afford any more slip-ups with the Gers crowd already losing faith. He needs to string a run of results together at home and in Europe, then go all the way in the League Cup to get some breathing space.
And if anyone was in any doubt about the connection between the little square of land in the North East of England and Saudi Arabia, they can't help but be convinced after seeing the home of Newcastle United turn green for the week.
Daizen Maeda is ready to take the 'fight' to Germany as he and Kyogo gear up for a tough Japan test.
KUALA LUMPUR: Saudi Arabia’s path to the 2026 World Cup in North America will start in a first qualifying group with neighboring Jordan, Tajikistan, and either Cambodia or Pakistan. Players in the Saudi national team — which upset eventual champion Argentina 2-1 to open last year’s tournament in Qatar — will prepare for the next edition training and playing with a slew of global stars like Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema lured to the multi-billion dollar project that the Saudi league has become.
ABU DHABI: Abu Dhabi developer Modon Properties has partnered with Kelly Slater Wave Company — world experts in wave technology — to create Surf Abu Dhabi, the most advanced facility of its kind in the world.
SEOUL: Jurgen Klinsmann is still looking for his first win as coach of South Korea’s national soccer team after a late goal gave El Salvador a 1-1 draw on Tuesday. The former United States coach was appointed in February. Despite four games on home soil, South Korea has lost to Peru and Uruguay and drawn against Colombia and now El Salvador.