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SAN JOSE, California, June 30 : Flying high in their best-ever start to a season, the San Jose Earthquakes rule soccer in these parts of California, but they're making way for new kings as the United States prepare for a World Cup knockout match against Bosnia on Wednesday.
France coach Didier Deschamps is back with Les Bleus for their round of 32 match against Sweden at the World Cup on Tuesday after traveling to Europe for his mother's funeral.
MONTERREY, Mexico, June 29 : Morocco coach Mohamed Ouahbi said his side had earned respect after knocking the Netherlands out of the World Cup in a penalty shootout on Monday, adding that his players were fuelled by the desire to make the millions watching back home proud.
That’s it, Bafana Bafana’s 2026 FIFA World Cup journey ends with a last-minute Canada goal sealing our boys’ fate.
Al Arabiya sports presenter Battal Algoos has asked experts if Saudi Sports Minister Yasser Al-Misehal, who resigned as president of the Board of Directors of the Saudi Arabian Football Federation, was responsible for the national football team’s early exit in the FIFA World Cup 2026.
DUBAI: Arabian Falcons FC manager Jonjo Shelvey has announced the club’s first major signing of the season, with Premier League winner Danny Simpson coming out of retirement to join as player-coach.
Gillingham’s decision to continue publishing their matchday programmes hasn’t gone unnoticed by other clubs who are keen to keep the tradition alive.
MONTERREY, Mexico, June 29 : The outpouring of emotion from Cody Gakpo after he scored for the Netherlands against Morocco at the World Cup on Monday showed that while the tournament captivates billions around the world, the game does not transcend personal tragedy.