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Michael Edwards has resigned as chief executive of football for Fenway Sports Group (FSG), Liverpool's owner. His departure is linked to FSG abandoning plans to acquire a second club, a key part of Edwards' broader remit. FSG confirmed his exit on Friday, with Edwards having informed them of his intention to step down in autumn 2025.
Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu is keeping expectations quiet ahead of their match against world champions South Africa. He emphasizes focusing on the team's performance rather than public pronouncements of victory, drawing on experience from past collapses. Tuipulotu believes Scotland has evolved and is excited for the challenge.
Norway, exceeding expectations at the World Cup, face England in the quarter-finals. This analysis explores Norway's build-up play, their reliance on Erling Haaland, and potential tactical approaches for England to counter their varied attack and nullify Haaland.
The US men's soccer program faces a critical period with multiple tournaments leading up to the 2030 World Cup. Key events include the Concacaf Nations League, Gold Cup, Copa América, and the LA Olympics, all serving as opportunities to develop talent, test strategies, and build momentum.
Former Wales centre Jonathan Davies believes Louis Rees-Zammit's pride will be hurt after being dropped to the bench for Wales' match against Argentina. Davies expects a strong reaction from the player, urging him to show more hunger for the ball.
England cricket players are now advised to abstain from alcohol the day before and after matches as part of new behavior guidelines. A midnight curfew remains in place, with players needing to inform management if out after 10 PM and avoid public intoxication or social media posts about alcohol.
