Messi, Morgan, Ronaldo, Kerr, Haaland: FIFA 23's top 30 best finishers
FIFA 23’s release is just days away, and EA Sports have ramped up the excitement by releasing the ratings for every single player on this year’s game.
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Man United star Ella Toone makes bold England claim after France defeat puts dent in Euros dream
Ella Toone believes England were the better team in Friday night's 2-1 defeat to France and says the Lionesses can learn from the performance ahead of next week's clash in Saint-Etienne.
Katie McCabe Republic of believes Ireland can put it up to powerhouse England
Republic of Ireland skipper Katie McCabe has warned reigning champions England to take nothing for granted as the sides prepare for a Euro 2025 qualifier battle.
Eileen Gleeson confident Ireland will learn from French defeat
Giovanni Trapattoni was a stickler for "the little details" during his time as Republic of Ireland boss, but it's the little details that can make or break your chances of pulling off an upset.
We'll be 'ready to go against England' says Brosnan after narrow France defeat
Courtney Brosnan put in an impressive player of the match performance, however, she still ended up on the losing side as Ireland went down 1-0 in France.
Ireland fall to narrow loss against high-quality France
The Republic of Ireland were typically honest and committed at Stade Saint Symphorien, but those qualities were not enough to stop a supreme France earning a deserved, and in truth comfortable, 1-0 win in the Euro 2025 qualifier.
Manchester United Women have work to do if they are to shine in Champions League
Manchester United are set to embark on what will be their busiest season to date in top-flight football.
Ex-Australia international Walsh calls for research into injury crisis in women's game
The prevalence of knee injuries in women's soccer has been caused by a lack of research and investment, former Australia forward Sarah Walsh said ahead of the Women's World Cup.
England's Bright joins chorus of calls for action on ACL injuries
MANCHESTER, England : Footballers missing tournaments through injury has always been part and parcel of the game but the sheer number of women whose World Cup dreams have been dashed by anterior cruciate ligament ruptures this year has led to calls for a radical rethink.