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Football News Roundup: May 2026

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Roundup of key football news: Seamus Coleman to leave Everton, Marcos Senesi to depart Bournemouth, Premier League award nominees, 'spygate' allegations in Championship playoff, Mbappé's Real Madrid concerns, and buildup to the FA Cup final.

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FIFA World Cup Expansion: Mixed Results for 48-Team Format and Future Prospects

The first 48-team men's World Cup in North America, won by Spain, showed mixed results. It boosted global diversity with new participants like Cape Verde but also revealed a wider class gap and a flawed third-place system. FIFA hints at further expansion to 64 teams.

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Wolves striker Tolu Arokodare refuses to leave pitch, forcing training cancellation

Wolves striker Tolu Arokodare forced the cancellation of a training session by refusing to leave the pitch, demanding a move to Fiorentina. This occurred despite Wolves accepting a bid from Turkish club Trabzonspor. The incident presents an early challenge for new boss Cesar Peixoto, following a previous disciplinary issue for Arokodare.

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London Spirit Undergo Major Transformation for New Hundred Season

London Spirit's men's team faces a complete overhaul for the new Hundred season, with only Jamie Overton remaining from last year's squad, alongside new coaches and ownership. The women's team also sees changes, including a new captain, as the franchise aims for renewed energy and success following a £144m investment.

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Scotland's Commonwealth Games flagbearers named as Marshall and Adlington

Five-time Commonwealth champion bowler Alex Marshall and two-time judo champion Sarah Adlington will be Scotland's flagbearers at the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony in Glasgow. England and Wales also announced their flagbearers.

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Glasgow Prepares for Scaled-Back Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony Amid Ticket Sales Concerns

Glasgow prepares for the scaled-back Commonwealth Games 2026 opening ceremony on Thursday. Organisers hope for a late surge in ticket sales, as demand has reportedly been slower than expected for the event, reduced in scale after Victoria's withdrawal.

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Anthony Joshua prepares for fight after losing two close friends in car crash

Anthony Joshua is preparing for his first fight against Kristian Prenga on Saturday, following the death of two close friends and team members, Sina Ghami and Latif Ayodele, in a car crash near Lagos, Nigeria, on December 29, 2025. Joshua sustained minor injuries in the incident.

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