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2025 Club World Cup preview: What to know about all 32 teams - ESPN

After months of hype, pomp and circumstance, it's finally here! The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup kicks off this weekend across the U.S., with the opener on Saturday night in Miami as Inter Miami CF host Al Ahly to get things underway. The 10-day transfer window designed to help CWC participants staff up for action has closed, with several new stars set to debut for Real Madrid (Trent Alexander-Arnold, Dean Hujisen), Manchester City (Rayan Ait-Nouri, Tijjani Reijnders, Rayan Cherki) and Chelsea (Liam Delap), and the action comes thick and fast, with 63 games over the next month.

Tijjani Reijnders ‘can be very important’ for Man City – Nathan Ake

Nathan Ake expects fellow Dutchman and new Manchester City team-mate Tijjani Reijnders to have a big impact at the club.

Teddy Sheringham hits out at Man Utd chief Omar Berrada’s ‘dreamlike’ comments

Teddy Sheringham has hit out at chief executive Omar Berrada’s “dreamlike” comments about Manchester United winning the Premier League by 2028, stressing the need for patience rather than “pie in the sky” remarks.

Jesse Marsch, Canada Soccer face discipline from CONCACAF for Gold Cup actions

Canadian men's soccer coach Jesse Marsch is in trouble with CONCACAF again.

Why one LSU fan brought a 30-foot Tiger float to the MCWS - ESPN

Editor's note: A version of this story ran before the semifinal round of the Men's College World Series. It has been updated to reflect LSU advancing the championship series against Coastal Carolina.

World Test Championship shows its worth at Lord’s

In the first day’s play in the 2025 World Test Championship on June 11 at Lord’s, South Africa bowled Australia out for 212 in 56.4 overs. In the final session of the day, South Africa’s response stumbled badly, as the innings slumped to 43 for four against Australia’s relentless trio of quick bowlers. At that point, there was a feeling that this could be a mismatch.

Kolo Muani, Conceicao each twice in Juventus’ 5-0 win over Al Ain in the Club World Cup

WASHINGTON: Randal Kolo Muani and Francisco Conceicao each scored twice and Juventus closed out the first round of the group stage in the Club World Cup with a 5-0 victory over Al-Ain on Wednesday night.The 36-time Italian champions opened the scoring at the 11th minute on Kolo Muani’s header in front of 18,161 fans, many on them wearing white and black-striped Juventus jerseys.Ten minutes later, Conceicao dribbled the ball inside the penalty box and made it 2-0.Kenan Yildiz scored into the lower left corner in the 31st minute and Kolo Muani’s second goal four minutes into first-half stoppage time put Juventus up 4-0. Kolo Muani’s loan from Paris Saint-Germain was extended for the Club World Cup, with negotiations ongoing.Conceicao scored again from a center-field kick in the 58th minute.Key momentJuventus scored three goals on Al-Ain goalkeeper Rui Patricio in the span of 20 minutes in the first half.

5 things we learned from Al-Hilal’s 1-1 draw with Real Madrid at FIFA Club World Cup

WASHINGTON D.C.: Nineteen-time Saudi Arabian champions Al-Hilal held European giants Real Madrid to a 1-1 draw in their opening match of the FIFA Club World Cup in Miami on Wednesday night as Ruben Neves’ penalty cancelled out Fran Garcia’s opener.

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2025 Club World Cup preview: What to know about all 32 teams - ESPN

Tijjani Reijnders ‘can be very important’ for Man City – Nathan Ake

Teddy Sheringham hits out at Man Utd chief Omar Berrada’s ‘dreamlike’ comments

Jesse Marsch, Canada Soccer face discipline from CONCACAF for Gold Cup actions

Why one LSU fan brought a 30-foot Tiger float to the MCWS - ESPN

World Test Championship shows its worth at Lord’s

Kolo Muani, Conceicao each twice in Juventus’ 5-0 win over Al Ain in the Club World Cup

5 things we learned from Al-Hilal’s 1-1 draw with Real Madrid at FIFA Club World Cup