Erling Haaland scored twice as Norway defeated Senegal 3-2 in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, securing their place in the knockout stages. Haaland also became Norway's all-time leading World Cup scorer with four goals in two matches.
Lionel Messi scored twice in Argentina's 2-0 win over Austria, reaching 18 World Cup goals. Kylian Mbappe also scored twice in France's 3-0 win over Iraq, equaling Miroslav Klose's record.
Lionel Messi missed a penalty and had a shot cleared off the line but scored twice, including a late winner, in a match where fans and teammates showed immense support amidst his father's health issues. The game highlighted both his on-field struggles and the deep admiration he commands.
The 2026 World Cup opener saw multiple red cards, highlighting a trend of increased dismissals in the tournament. This article delves into historical World Cup matches with numerous sendings-off, including the "Battle of Nuremberg" and controversial incidents involving notable players like Zinedine Zidane and Nigel de Jong.
Spain secured a dominant 4-0 win against Saudi Arabia in Group H, with Lamine Yamal scoring early and Mikel Oyarzabal adding two goals. The team found their rhythm after an underwhelming World Cup opener, showcasing strong performance and securing three points.
Brazil narrowly avoided defeat in their World Cup opener against Morocco, securing a late equalizer at MetLife Stadium. Vinicius Jnr scored a crucial goal to preserve Brazil's unbeaten opening match record dating back to 1934.
Thomas Tuchel believes Harry Kane should drop deep for England, mirroring his successful role at Bayern Munich. This tactic aims to create space for other attackers and improve overall team play, despite Kane's prolific scoring record.
Former Portugal teammate Ricardo praises Cristiano Ronaldo's career evolution, noting his adaptation from winger to striker has extended his playing time into his forties. Ricardo highlights Ronaldo's continued professionalism, determination, and goal-scoring threat for the national team.
O Grupo B da Copa do Mundo de 2026, sediada por EUA, Canadá e México, promete ser um dos mais equilibrados. Canadá, Bósnia, Suíça e Catar disputam a vaga.
⚽ Premier League updates from the 4.30pm BST kick-off⚽ Live scores | Latest table | And follow us on BlueskyIt was a soundbite designed to go viral, the kind the ex-pros in the TV studios are always looking to confect; snappy, heavy on hyperbole, bang in the moment. Thierry Henry made it pop on Tuesday night as he interviewed Bukayo Saka on CBS Sports after Arsenal had beaten Atlético Madrid to advance to the Champions League final. “We were the Invincibles. You will be the Unforgettables,” Henry said.There it was, as laid out by one of the greats, the goalscoring hero of Arsenal’s unbeaten bolt to the 2004 Premier League title, the last one they won. Continue reading...
In the space of a week the mood has changed, with positive energy replacing suffering, and two trophies are suddenly within reachIt was a soundbite designed to go viral, the kind the ex-pros in the TV studios are always looking to confect; snappy, heavy on hyperbole, bang in the moment. Thierry Henry made it pop on Tuesday night as he interviewed Bukayo Saka on CBS Sports after Arsenal had beaten Atlético Madrid to advance to the Champions League final. “We were the Invincibles. You will be the Unforgettables,” Henry said.There it was, as laid out by one of the greats, the goalscoring hero of Arsenal’s unbeaten bolt to the 2004 Premier League title, the last one they won. Continue reading...
Mikel Arteta's recent public criticism of refereeing decisions, fueled by perceived injustices in Premier League and Champions League matches, suggests a siege mentality approach aimed at gaining an edge for Arsenal.
Vincent Kompany’s team demand more of themselves than ever before. Next up: a huge test against PSG“You’re hopelessly behind, you know there’s a big game in Paris on Tuesday. But that doesn’t matter. This game in Mainz is what counts. The coach finds the right words and the team reacts.” Bayern Munich hope that there will be games to come which define their campaign more than a straightforward win – statistically speaking – in a Bundesliga game with the title of champions already done and dusted.Yet Max Eberl was right. In terms of finding the kernel of what has already made Bayern’s season an extraordinary one, of what might yet make it an exceptional one, this really meant something. Absorbed on paper, from a distance, it could be mistaken for more grist to the mill of uncommon numbers; keeping alive the possibility of a joint best-ever Bundesliga season in terms of points, and extending the record goalscoring season in the league campaign to a barely-believable 113 from 31 matches. Continue reading...
Australian striker Mo Touré has scored his ninth goal in 10 games for Norwich City, earning comparisons to a young Erling Haaland from his coach Philippe Clement. The 22-year-old, who joined from Danish side Randers FC in January, scored the winner in a 2-1 victory over Derby County at Carrow Road on Tuesday, bouncing back from an earlier missed penalty. The former Adelaide United player has now scored four goals this week following his second hat-trick for the club, providing a timely boost to Socceroos coach Tony Popovic ahead of the World Cup.
