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Anfield’s fear factor has gone – easy-touch Liverpool give City a free pass
Anfield’s fear factor has vanished. Liverpool are winless in five home league games and Manchester City’s 3-0 cruise exposed an easy touch short on leaders. More
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Enough is enough: Fifpro demands action as women’s football’s billion-dollar boom leaves players behind
Fifpro’s survey of 800-plus women footballers finds a £756m boom leaving players on a median £1,250 a month, with short contracts and thin mental-health support. More
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Ronaldo suspended: Portugal captain faces ban as FPF opens urgent case
Cristiano Ronaldo has been suspended by Portugal’s federation after walking out of the September camp, with the FPF treating the disciplinary case as urgent. More
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Morocco’s Six-Minute Gap: Why 2030 Is the Real Target
Morocco have turned a one-off run into a habit, and the six minutes that ended their 2026 World Cup have turned 2030 into a deadline rather than a dream. More
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Cape Verde and Vozinha: The Debut That Rewrote the Rules
Cape Verde arrived as debutants and left unbeaten in regular time, with a forty-year-old goalkeeper forcing the football world to look again. More
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The last fifteen minutes: why African teams keep falling short
Africa’s record nine teams in the 2026 World Cup knockout rounds proved the depth argument and exposed the real gap, which is game management in the closing minutes. More
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Anfield’s fear factor has gone – easy-touch Liverpool give City a free pass
Anfield’s fear factor has vanished. Liverpool are winless in five home league games and Manchester City’s 3-0 cruise exposed an easy touch short on leaders. More
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Enough is enough: Fifpro demands action as women’s football’s billion-dollar boom leaves players behind
Fifpro’s survey of 800-plus women footballers finds a £756m boom leaving players on a median £1,250 a month, with short contracts and thin mental-health support. More
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Ronaldo suspended: Portugal captain faces ban as FPF opens urgent case
Cristiano Ronaldo has been suspended by Portugal’s federation after walking out of the September camp, with the FPF treating the disciplinary case as urgent. More
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Morocco’s Six-Minute Gap: Why 2030 Is the Real Target
Morocco have turned a one-off run into a habit, and the six minutes that ended their 2026 World Cup have turned 2030 into a deadline rather than a dream. More
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Cape Verde and Vozinha: The Debut That Rewrote the Rules
Cape Verde arrived as debutants and left unbeaten in regular time, with a forty-year-old goalkeeper forcing the football world to look again. More
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The last fifteen minutes: why African teams keep falling short
Africa’s record nine teams in the 2026 World Cup knockout rounds proved the depth argument and exposed the real gap, which is game management in the closing minutes. More
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Anfield’s fear factor has gone – easy-touch Liverpool give City a free pass
Anfield’s fear factor has vanished. Liverpool are winless in five home league games and Manchester City’s 3-0 cruise exposed an easy touch short on leaders. More
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Enough is enough: Fifpro demands action as women’s football’s billion-dollar boom leaves players behind
Fifpro’s survey of 800-plus women footballers finds a £756m boom leaving players on a median £1,250 a month, with short contracts and thin mental-health support. More
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Ronaldo suspended: Portugal captain faces ban as FPF opens urgent case
Cristiano Ronaldo has been suspended by Portugal’s federation after walking out of the September camp, with the FPF treating the disciplinary case as urgent. More
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Morocco’s Six-Minute Gap: Why 2030 Is the Real Target
Morocco have turned a one-off run into a habit, and the six minutes that ended their 2026 World Cup have turned 2030 into a deadline rather than a dream. More
-
Cape Verde and Vozinha: The Debut That Rewrote the Rules
Cape Verde arrived as debutants and left unbeaten in regular time, with a forty-year-old goalkeeper forcing the football world to look again. More
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The last fifteen minutes: why African teams keep falling short
Africa’s record nine teams in the 2026 World Cup knockout rounds proved the depth argument and exposed the real gap, which is game management in the closing minutes. More
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Anfield’s fear factor has gone – easy-touch Liverpool give City a free pass
Anfield’s fear factor has vanished. Liverpool are winless in five home league games and Manchester City’s 3-0 cruise exposed an easy touch short on leaders. More
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Enough is enough: Fifpro demands action as women’s football’s billion-dollar boom leaves players behind
Fifpro’s survey of 800-plus women footballers finds a £756m boom leaving players on a median £1,250 a month, with short contracts and thin mental-health support. More
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Ronaldo suspended: Portugal captain faces ban as FPF opens urgent case
Cristiano Ronaldo has been suspended by Portugal’s federation after walking out of the September camp, with the FPF treating the disciplinary case as urgent. More
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Morocco’s Six-Minute Gap: Why 2030 Is the Real Target
Morocco have turned a one-off run into a habit, and the six minutes that ended their 2026 World Cup have turned 2030 into a deadline rather than a dream. More
-
Cape Verde and Vozinha: The Debut That Rewrote the Rules
Cape Verde arrived as debutants and left unbeaten in regular time, with a forty-year-old goalkeeper forcing the football world to look again. More
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The last fifteen minutes: why African teams keep falling short
Africa’s record nine teams in the 2026 World Cup knockout rounds proved the depth argument and exposed the real gap, which is game management in the closing minutes. More
