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The 2023 Women's World Cup is in full swing, and after an incredible group stage that saw shocks galore — Germany, out! Brazil, out! Italy, out! Nigeria in! The U.S. finished second in its group! — we're given a scant 48 hours (or less) to breathe, digest and regroup ahead of the round of 16.
Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher have admitted they are wary of losing their roles at Sky if their coverage doesn't continue to evolve.
AUCKLAND : As the Women's World Cup enters the business stage when the last 16 kicks off on Saturday, the surprises and shocks in the group stage have thrown up some mouth-watering fixtures, starting with the clash of former champions Norway and Japan.
Although football managers should expect pelters from supporters when describing a player returning from injury as 'like a new signing', Erik ten Hag might consider that cliché to be true in a few months' time at Manchester United.
LONDON : Even if promoted Luton Town start the season as relegation favourites their rise from non-league to Premier League in nine years serves as an example to other small clubs with big ambitions.
BERLIN : Germany's reputation as a global football powerhouse may have taken another hit with the women's team crashing out of the World Cup but this will not affect euphoria for the men's Euro 2024 on home soil, said German FA (DFB) president Bernd Neuendorf.
The intense rivalry between Al Hilal and Al Ittihad will be put to the test once again as the Saudi Arabian powerhouses prepare to face off in the King Salman Cup.
SYDNEY : The unpredictability of results at the Women's World Cup, with former champions bowing out early and debutants advancing, is evidence that playing standards are improving across the board, FIFA's Technical Study Group (TSG) said on Friday.