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Manchester United are touring the United States of America for the first time in five years this summer, and details about their pre-season plans are beginning to emerge.
Cristiano Ronaldo broke the men's international appearance record on Thursday and marked the occasion by scoring twice in Portugal's 4-0 thrashing of Liechtenstein in Euro 2024 qualifying. The 38-year-old, who was dropped from the Portuguese first-choice XI during the World Cup in Qatar last year, won a 197th cap for his country in Lisbon as a starter. He netted a 51st-minute penalty after earlier goals from Joao Cancelo and Bernardo Silva, before drilling home a free-kick 12 minutes later. It was Ronaldo's record-extending 120th goal for his country and made him the first man to score 100 times in competitive internationals. "Records are my motivation," Ronaldo had told reporters on Wednesday."I want to become the most capped player in history. That would make me proud.
Lionel Messi scored his 800th career goal for club and country in Argentina's 2-0 friendly win over Panama in Buenos Aires on Thursday night.
The most successful national team in the history of World Cups have touched down in Tangiers. Yet when Brazil take on Morocco this weekend, it is the guests who find themselves aspiring to the status and the current football cachet of their hosts.
Finnish entrepreneur Thomas Zilliacus has said that he has thrown his hat in the ring to buy Manchester United.
BUENOS AIRES :Argentina beat Panama 2-0 in a friendly on Thursday with goals from Thiago Almada and Lionel Messi amid a festive atmosphere in their first game in front of their home fans after winning the World Cup in December.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Alabama men's basketball coach Nate Oats said Thursday that he was not offended by comments Nick Saban made regarding Saban's handling of a football player's arrest, in contrast to how the top-ranked Crimson Tide have dealt with the controversy surrounding All-American freshman Brandon Miller.
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