Spain's Euro 2024 champions, unbeaten in 30 games, carry immense confidence into the World Cup. Despite losing key leaders like Morata and Carvajal, the team, with emerging stars like Lamine Yamal and a fully fit Rodri, believes they are stronger and more assured than ever.
Spain's Euro 2024 champions carry immense confidence into the World Cup, fueled by internal belief and a proven track record. Despite leadership changes, the squad emphasizes continuity, a strong group dynamic, and the belief they can replicate past successes.
Spain's Euro 2024 champions carry immense confidence into the World Cup, fueled by an unbeaten streak and a belief in their squad's depth. Despite key departures, the team emphasizes continuity and internal conviction over external validation, with players like Rodri and Lamine Yamal poised for further success.
England's team bus was robbed in Florida, with most equipment recovered. Curaçao, the smallest nation ever, debuts at the World Cup against Germany. Peruvian police used mascot costumes to arrest a drug dealer. Scotland celebrated a historic win, and VAR controversy arose in the Qatar vs. Switzerland match.
Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay missed the team bus to their Boston hotel due to an upset stomach, traveling separately with a doctor as a precaution ahead of their World Cup opener against Haiti on Saturday.
Gujarat Titans' Jos Buttler described a frightening safety scare on the team bus after their IPL 2026 final loss to RCB. Smoke from a short circuit forced an evacuation, adding to the team's disappointment.
Gujarat Titans' Jos Buttler described a frightening safety scare on the team bus after their IPL 2026 final loss to RCB. Smoke from a short circuit forced an evacuation, adding to the team's disappointment.
The Gujarat Titans team bus experienced a short circuit after their IPL final loss to RCB, leaving players stranded for an hour. All players and staff were safely evacuated.
Aston Villa secured their first trophy in 30 years by winning the Europa League in Istanbul. Manager Unai Emery's tactical prowess was lauded as the team celebrated a historic victory with owners and players.
With the Wood one win from reaching the Football League for the first time, a veteran correspondent recalls lessons learned from their amateur daysThe years teach much which the days never know. This weekend Boreham Wood FC go to Wembley fighting for a place in that treasured home of the global game, the English Football League. Why will I be watching 7,000 miles away? Well, the experience of riding the Wood’s team bus 50-odd years ago taught me much that I have carried across our world ever since. So, I’ll be somewhat possessed this Sunday, Boreham Wood versus Rochdale, even though I live in that footie mecca on the other side of the world, Argentina.The memories are rich. Back then I’m on a gap year before university, a football captain at school sees an advert in his local paper for a reporter, urges me to apply, and I do, convincing one of the best editors I ever worked for (by the name of Roger Norman) to take me, and I spend a golden period reporting for the Borehamwood and Elstree Post. Elstree, with its film studios, the poor man’s Hollywood. Borehamwood, a working-class hinterland of my north London, with not much to celebrate. Continue reading...
From Dion Dublin to Eric Cantona, the signatures I collected with my dad in the 1990s record a time when the Sky Blues seemed almost invincibleJohn Barnes: got. David Beckham: got. Ruud Gullit: got. Andrei Kanchelskis: got. Matthew Le Tissier: got. Alan Shearer: got.Looking back through the football autographs I collected as a teenager in the early 1990s feels delightful and discomfiting. The Merlin sticker albums, Pro Set cards and Shoot annuals chronicle a youth spent travelling the country with my dad, watching Coventry City take on the great and the good of the top flight at the dawn of the Premier League. We would hunt for the visiting teams at local hotels before each game, aiming to bag a handful of signatures when the players went for their mid-morning walk, then sneak around the back of Highfield Road after the match – darting past security, through the executive suites, to the players’ exit – where we would complete our haul as the players boarded the team buses. Continue reading...
Ghanaian footballer Dominic Frimpong, 20, has died after armed robbers attacked his team's bus. The incident occurred as the Berekum Chelsea squad returned from a league match, with the player sustaining fatal gunshot wounds.
