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    Manchester City Smash Liverpool 4-0 as Haaland Hat-Trick Rewrites FA Cup History

    Manchester City
    April 2026

    Manchester City thrashed Liverpool 4-0 to reach the FA Cup semi-finals, with Erling Haaland scoring a hat-trick in a one-sided second half. The result also set a new record for consecutive wins in the competition as City stretched their run to 18 straight matches. Haaland opened the scoring from the penalty spot after Virgil van Dijk fouled Nico O’Reilly, then added two more around Antoine Semenyo’s goal as City overpowered Liverpool. Mohamed Salah also missed a penalty, and City’s win sent them through while extending the longest winning streak ever recorded in the FA Cup

    Italy Crash Out Again as Donnarumma Draws Backlash Over Shootout Antics

    Gianluigi Donnarumma
    April 2026

    Italy failed to qualify for a third straight World Cup after losing to Bosnia and Herzegovina on penalties, and Gianluigi Donnarumma came under heavy criticism for bizarre shootout behaviour. He had played well in the match itself, but the drama of the penalties overshadowed that effort. Reuters confirmed Italy lost 4-1 on penalties after a 1-1 draw, sending Bosnia to the tournament. Separate match reporting described Donnarumma fiddling with the Bosnia goalkeeper’s penalty notes before Italy’s first miss, which intensified the reaction after another qualification failure.

    UConn Stun Duke on Mullins Buzzer-Beater to Reach Final Four

    UConn
    March 2026

    UConn beat Duke 73-72 on a last-second three from Braylon Mullins, overturning a 19-point first-half deficit to reach the Final Four. The Huskies produced one of the tournament’s biggest comebacks and ended Duke’s season in dramatic fashion. Mullins hit a 35-footer with 0.4 seconds left after a deflected Duke pass gave UConn one final chance. Tarris Reed Jr. led the Huskies with 26 points, while Duke wasted a strong night from Cameron Boozer and suffered another crushing late tournament collapse.

    Gyokeres Hat-Trick Sends Sweden Past Ukraine Into World Cup Playoff Final

    Viktor Gyokeres
    March 2026

    Viktor Gyokeres scored a hat-trick as Sweden beat Ukraine 3-1 to stay alive in the World Cup playoffs. The result sends Sweden into a final showdown with Poland, keeping their hopes of reaching the 2026 World Cup intact. Reuters said Gyokeres struck early, added a second after the break and then completed his treble from the penalty spot after winning the foul himself. Ukraine scored late through Matvii Ponomarenko, but Sweden had already taken firm control of the tie in Valencia.

    Japan Beat Australia to Win Women’s Asian Cup Again

    Japan
    March 2026

    Japan beat Australia 1-0 in Sydney to win the Women’s Asian Cup for the third time in the last four editions. Maika Hamano scored the only goal, and Japan finished the tournament with a record that confirmed their control from start to finish. Reuters reported that Hamano struck in the 17th minute in front of a record crowd of more than 74,000 at Stadium Australia. Japan held firm after that and completed a dominant campaign, while Australia fell short at home despite strong support and late pressure.

    O’Reilly Double Fires Manchester City Past Arsenal in Carabao Cup Final

    Nico O’Reilly
    March 2026

    Nico O’Reilly scored twice in four second-half minutes as Manchester City beat Arsenal 2-0 to win the League Cup. The academy product’s breakout display delivered City’s ninth title in the competition and gave Pep Guardiola another major domestic trophy. Reuters reported that O’Reilly’s first goal followed a Kepa Arrizabalaga error, then Matheus Nunes supplied the cross for his second soon after. Arsenal had entered as strong contenders but failed to respond once City seized control after the break.

    Lewandowski Breaks Messi Record as Barcelona Smash Newcastle to Reach Quarter-Finals

    Robert Lewandowski
    March 2026

    Robert Lewandowski scored twice as Barcelona thrashed Newcastle 7-2 at Spotify Camp Nou and advanced 8-3 on aggregate. His brace took him to goals against 41 different Champions League opponents, moving him past Lionel Messi for the all-time record.
    How: Barcelona recovered from a chaotic first half in which Anthony Elanga scored twice for Newcastle. Raphinha, Marc Bernal and a Lamine Yamal penalty put the hosts ahead before the break, then Fermin Lopez, Lewandowski twice and another Raphinha goal completed the rout.

    CAF Strips Senegal of AFCON Title and Awards Morocco a 3-0 Final Victory

    Senegal
    March 2026

    CAF officially overturned Senegal’s AFCON final win and awarded Morocco a 3-0 victory by forfeit, stripping Senegal of the title. The ruling followed Senegal’s walk-off protest during the final, which the Appeal Board found breached tournament regulations. CAF’s official statement said the Appeal Board upheld Morocco’s protest, set aside the previous disciplinary decision, and applied Articles 82 and 84 to declare Senegal losers by default. Reuters reported Senegal plan to challenge the ruling at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

    Spurs collapse early vs Atletico as Tudor hooks keeper after 15 minutes and set ugly record

    Antonin Kinsky
    March 2026

    Spurs conceded three goals inside 15 minutes, with Kinsky making major errors and being substituted for Vicario. Opta noted it as the earliest a team has gone three goals ahead in a Champions League knockout-stage match. Errors led directly to goals (slip for Llorente; missed back pass for Alvarez) alongside Atletico’s rapid punishment (Griezmann also scored).

    Newcastle frame Barcelona tie as biggest game in club history

    Barcelona
    March 2026

    Howe called the Barcelona tie “the biggest game in the club’s history” and pushed the squad to move on from the FA Cup loss to Manchester City. Newcastle refocused training after the FA Cup exit, with Howe pitching the tie as proof of the club’s rapid rise since the PIF takeover and urging players to embrace the occasion at St James’ Park.

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