Ruben Amorim worried Bruno Fernandes’ injury will rule him out for ‘a while’
Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim fears Bruno Fernandes will be out for “a while” after picking up a soft tissue injury in Sunday’s defeat at Aston Villa.
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Jerry Jones: Cowboys 'underachieved' in 2025 but bullish on future - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones is filled with disappointment with how the season has gone for his team.
Ashes defeat heralds end of England's Bazball era
ADELAIDE, Dec 21 : It was a wild ride while it lasted but the 'Bazball' revolution that enlivened English cricket for three years collapsed in 11 days on Australian soil in an Ashes defeat as harrowing as any in the modern era.
Armando Broja scores late equaliser at Bournemouth to end Burnley’s losing run
Super-sub Armando Broja scored a last-minute equaliser to end Burnley’s seven-game losing run and leave Bournemouth winless in eight after a 1-1 draw.
Arsenal's Arteta says he has to earn the right to get contract extension
Dec 20 : Mikel Arteta suggested he could extend his contract at Arsenal beyond 2027 but says he still has to earn the right to continue as manager by winning silverware at the Premier League club.
Lamine Yamal vs. Lionel Messi: Finalissima Between Spain and Argentina Confirmed
A generational showdown is officially on the calendar as Spain and Argentina prepare to contest the Finalissima in Qatar, setting up a first-ever senior meeting between Lamine Yamal and Lionel Messi. With the European and South American champions colliding at Lusail Stadium, the one-off clash promises symbolism, history and World Cup-level intensity just months before the 2026 tournament.
Hosts Morocco face heavy burden of expectation at Cup of Nations
RABAT, Dec 18 : Africa Cup of Nations hosts Morocco are putting up their best foot forward with sparkling stadiums and much-improved facilities for the 24 competing teams but the pressure on their own footballers to deliver the title is potentially stifling.
FIFA agrees 50% rise in prize money for 2026 World Cup
LONDON, Dec 17 : Prize money for next year's World Cup will be 50 per cent higher than the previous edition with world governing body FIFA agreeing a record $727 million financial contribution to the tournament on Wednesday.