Ahead of England's UEFA Nations League campaign starting at the end of this month, Sports Mole predicts who Thomas Tuchel will select in his Three Lions squad.
If you’ve spent any time around the Surf Coast’s sporting grounds lately, you’ve likely felt the unmistakable buzz as more kids, teens and adults lace up their boots and take to the pitch. Soccer isn’t just growing nationally; it’s booming right here at home and the momentum is a sign that long term planning is [...] Read More... The post Surf Coast soccer boom shifts focus to local facilities appeared first on Surf Coast Times .
Manchester United had 44 shots to none and 15-year-old JJ Gabriel scored a hat-trick as they opened their Uefa Youth League campaign with a one-sided 5-0 victory against Sabah FK. With director of football Jason Wilcox and first team coach Travis Binnion watching on at Leigh Sports Village, United had an incredible 26 shots in the opening period alone. Skipper Amir Ibragimov took just 72 seconds to open United's account, sweeping home a first-time effort from a low Jim Thwaites free kick to the near post.
Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif sparked controversy by calling coach Mike Hesson an ‘India agent’ over his IPL links. His comments questioning Hesson’s loyalty amid Pakistan’s poor England tour drew widespread backlash from fans and critics.
Chelsea 6-3 Leeds was, on the surface, a chaotic Carabao Cup thriller that had no business being close after Leeds led 2-0 early in the second half. Inside a nine-goal, four-substitution fightback was a smaller, more interesting story: the midfielder Xabi Alonso started in a heavily rotated XI wasn’t just there to make up numbers.
The Duke women's soccer team enters ACC play with confidence after turning in excellent performances against their early-season non-conference opponents, tallying a 5-0-1 record. The team has showcased its quality across the roster, combining a potent attack that has produced 22 goals with a disciplined defense that has conceded just four goals across six matches.
Barcelona chief Deco has revealed the real reason the club chose not to sign Marcus Rashford. Marcus Rashford and Manchester United were left stunned in ...
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