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The world’s best players are set to be airdropped into the Middle East just eight days before the World Cup gets underway. What could possibly go wrong? England arrive with the unusual feeling of quiet optimism, having transformed into genuine contenders under Gareth Southgate. Not that they will actually win it.
Pro-Bowl linebacker Bobby Wagner will be staying in the NFC West next season despite his release by the Seattle Seahawks earlier this month.
Premier League clubs will be allowed to make five substitutions each game from next season, mirroring what most other competitions are doing throughout Europe. The switch from three to five subs was made when games restarted during the Covid-19 pandemic, but English top-flight teams voted against keeping it for this campaign, despite strong protests from several managers, including Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp and Manchester City's Pep Guardiola.
Brazil have moved back to the top of the Fifa men's world rankings while the Republic of Ireland’s recent upturn in from has seen them jump up two places to 47th.
Premier League clubs will be able to make five substitutions from the 2022/23 season after they belatedly agreed to the rule change on Thursday.
The Premier League has confirmed that five substitutions will be allowed from next season after getting the backing of clubs at Thursday's shareholder meeting.
Premier League clubs have voted in favour of reintroducing the use of five substitutes per game from the start of the 2022-23 season, the league said on Thursday.
Legendary football players like Clarence Seedorf, Kaka, Javier Saviola, Jay-Jay Okocha and Robert Pires were part of a World Stars team that enjoyed a kickabout in an exhibition five-a-side match in Dubai. Okocha in particular caught everyone's attention with a solo backheel goal, which reminded fans of the Nigerian former player's professional career. Carrying the ball forward from his own half, Okocha went past the opposition team and backheeled the ball past a stranded opposition goalkeeper with much aplomb. Here is the video of Okocha's backheel goal in Dubai: