World football
Cristiano Ronaldo Retires From Portugal at 41 After Historic 23-Year Career
Cristiano Ronaldo has officially retired from international football at the age of 41, bringing an extraordinary 23-year career with Portugal to an end. The…
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Women’s football
Morocco U-17 Women’s World Cup Final: New Venue, Same Tickets
FIFA has moved the bronze match and final to Mohammed VI Football Complex. A practical guide to the confirmed times, existing tickets and older…
Serie A
Milan 3–1 Inter: Moreira’s Goal and Two Assists Shape the Derby
Diego Moreira created Milan’s first two goals and scored their third. The derby sequence, Maignan’s save and the new supporter-voted MVP announcement.
Bundesliga
Bayern 2–2 Dortmund: Silva’s Late Equaliser Changes Der Klassiker
Bayern led twice, Kane hit the bar from the spot, and Dortmund found another answer through substitute Fábio Silva. How the Klassiker finished level.
La Liga
Barcelona 6–1 Alavés: Two Doubles, a Debut and Flick’s Century
Raphinha and Yamal scored twice, but Barcelona’s response also included a midfielder making his senior debut in defence. The details behind the six goals.
European football
Generali Stadium: Milan and Inter’s 71,500-Seat Plan Explained
Milan and Inter have unveiled plans for a new shared home. What the announcement confirms, what remains a target, and why San Siro is…
Ligue 1
Hakimi Hat-Trick Powers PSG’s 5–1 Comeback at Le Havre
Hakimi scored three and supplied two as PSG recovered from an early deficit. A clear timeline of the five-goal Paris performance at Le Havre.
Premier League
Liverpool vs Arsenal: Kick-off, Anfield and Two Different Cup Weeks
Liverpool welcome Arsenal after the clubs experienced different penalty-shootout outcomes. The confirmed Anfield details and the questions behind the fixture.
Premier League
Chelsea 2–0 Manchester United: Rogers and Palmer Change the Game
A goalless first half became a Chelsea win after Rogers’s run, Martínez’s second yellow and Palmer’s penalty. Here is how the match changed.
Women’s football
Nigeria and Ghana Reach the U-17 Women’s World Cup Last Eight
Nigeria advance past Mexico and Ghana win a penalty shootout against Argentina. Here is the African last-16 roundup and the confirmed quarter-final opposition.