Al-Ittihad releases new-look kit for 2023-2024 season
JEDDAH: Saudi champions Al-Ittihad have released their new home kit for the 2023 to 2024 season, recalling thicker stripes than the previous edition.
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Update Ranking FIFA Juli: Ini Posisi Indonesia!
FIFA kembali merilis ranking terbaru. Indonesia terakhir menjalani laga yang masuk kalender FIFA pada bulan lalu, kini ada di posisi berapa Skuad Garuda?
Why is This Morning not on today and when is it back on?
Those expecting to be tuning in to get their latest This Morning fix will have been left disappointed on Thursday (July 20) as the programme was taken off air. The ITV daytime show usually airs at 10am every weekday with the likes of Holly Willoughby, Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond at the helm.
Record crowds expected as Women's World Cup kicks off
New Zealand's Football Ferns will open the tournament as planned at Eden Park in the city against Norway on Thursday at 7pm local time (0700 GMT), in what is likely to surpass the host nation's previous biggest crowd for an international football match.
Canada's talismanic leader Sinclair is now a vocal advocate of women's game
Canada's captain Christine Sinclair has always preferred doing her talking on the pitch, and as the most prolific goal-scorer in history, her game says plenty.
Al-Nassr garners major sponsorship from AROYA Cruises
JEDDAH: Al-Nassr Football Club has garnered a major three-year gold sponsorship deal with AROYA Cruises.
New strategy will improve SPL amid ‘spectacular interest’ globally, says interim CEO Saad Allazeez
RIYADH: The new Saudi Pro League strategy is about “more than simply bringing world class players” or “spending big amounts of money on players,” according to the competition’s interim CEO and Vice Chairman Saad Allazeez.
FIFA Women's World Cup 2023: New Zealand Shooting Rattles Teams Hours Before Curtain Raiser
Women's World Cup squads in Auckland were shocked but safe after a deadly shooting near several team hotels overshadowed the opening day of the tournament Thursday. The incident, which left two victims and the gunman dead, occurred close to the hotels of reigning champions the United States, as well as the Philippines and Norway -- who play co-hosts New Zealand later in the day in the city. Norway captain Maren Mjelde said the team -- staying just 300-400 metres (1,000-1,300 feet) from a building site where the shooting took place -- were woken by a helicopter and "a large number of emergency vehicles".