Liverpool begin title defense as new season fixtures drop
2025-26 Premier League fixtures to be released on 18 June, with season starting 16 August. Defending champions Liverpool
Young Lions roar back from 5-1 down to draw with Germany
The England U19 team staged a stunning comeback in the European Youth Championship, coming from 1-5 down to draw 5-5 with Germany, setting the highest score record in the tournament's history.
Levy: Sacking Postecoglou was "emotionally difficult"
Tottenham chairman Levy said sacking manager Ange Postecoglou was "emotionally difficult", despite the latter having just led the team to win the Europa League.
Man City and Man United Lead Early Transfer Moves
The Premier League summer transfer window reopens, and clubs can complete transactions before September 1st.
Delap shines in debut as Chelsea edge past LAFC
Chelsea defeated Los Angeles FC 2-0 in the opening match of the FIFA Club World Cup held in Atlanta. New signing Liam Delap came off the bench and had an outstanding performance.
Ticket sales slump as Chelsea play to half-empty Atlanta stadium
The debut of the Chell Cup in the World Cup was cold! Chelsea beat Los Angeles FC 2-0, but in the 70,000-seat stadium in Atlanta, only 22,000 spectators showed up, and the ticket price plummeted to 26 pounds.
Angel Gomes: Why Man Utd's Lost Star Shines Elsewhere
Angel Gomes reflects on leaving Man Utd for European success, now set to join Marseille
Palmeiras' teen sensation Estevao wows ahead of Chelsea transfer
Chelsea's newly signed Brazilian talent Estevam will play for Palmeiras in the FIFA Club World Cup, and Chelsea fans may witness the future star's prowess in advance.
Scorching Conditions Overshadow PSG's 4-0 Win
PSG dominates Atletico Madrid 4-0 in scorching FIFA Club World Cup debut, sparking heat concerns ahead of 2026 World Cup. Vitinha shines with goal and Player of the Match honors.
Bayern Munich Smash Club World Cup Record with 10-0 Thrashing of Auckland
The Bundesliga giant Bayern Munich thrashed the New Zealand amateur team Auckland City 10-0 in the FIFA Club World Cup, setting a record for the largest goal difference in the tournament.