Latest

    Tournaments & Standings

    Lewandowski Sets UCL Goal Record Messi & Ronaldo Never Reached

    Robert Lewandowski (Barcelona)
    Ahead of Champions League clash with Borussia Dortmund

    Lewandowski has now scored 11 goals in 11 Champions League games this season, becoming the only player in history to hit double figures in UCL goals at age 36 — a record neither Messi nor Ronaldo achieved at that age.
    The Polish striker has netted 40+ goals for the eighth time in his career, with 11 of those coming in this UCL campaign. His longevity and elite finishing continue to be a major asset for Barcelona in their European push.

    Arsenal Target Nico Williams Shines Ahead of Rangers Clash

    Nico Williams (Athletic Bilbao)
    Ahead of Europa League Quarter-Final vs Rangers

    Athletic Bilbao’s 22-year-old winger Nico Williams is seen as their key player for the Europa League quarter-final against Rangers. The Spanish international has drawn strong interest from top European clubs, including Arsenal.
    Williams’ standout performances and creativity down the flank have made him Bilbao’s main attacking threat. His pace and technical ability are expected to play a vital role in their European campaign, with scouts closely watching his impact.

    Enrique Welcomes Asensio Challenge Ahead of PSG vs Aston Villa Clash

    Marco Asensio (Aston Villa)
    Ahead of Champions League QF first leg, May 2025

    PSG boss Luis Enrique has no issue with Marco Asensio facing his parent club, praising the Spaniard’s impact at Aston Villa and emphasizing his quality and history with Spain’s national team.
    Asensio, who joined Villa on loan in January, is eligible to face PSG in the Champions League. Enrique acknowledged Asensio’s lack of minutes at PSG and expressed happiness he’s thriving at Villa with eight goals in 11 games.

    Villa Embrace the Challenge Ahead of PSG Clash

    Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa)
    April 6 (ahead of April 9 UCL tie)

    Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers admits the team expects to “suffer” against PSG in their Champions League quarter-final first leg but insists they are going to Paris aiming to win. Villa are confident after seven straight wins and are embracing their underdog role against the French champions.
    Rogers emphasized that Villa deserve their spot after strong performances in Europe and credited January signings like Marco Asensio (on loan from PSG) and Marcus Rashford (on loan from Manchester United) for strengthening their squad ahead of the season’s final stretch.

    Real Madrid Stars Escape Bans Ahead of Arsenal Clash

    Antonio Rudiger, Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Jr, Dani Ceballos (Real Madrid)
    April 2025 (UEFA ruling ahead of April 8 UCL match)

    Rudiger, Mbappe, and Ceballos have been fined but avoided bans for gestures made during the penalty win over Atletico Madrid. Vinicius was cleared.
    UEFA found the players violated rules of decent conduct. Rudiger (€40k), Mbappe (€30k), and Ceballos (€20k) were each fined. Suspensions of one UEFA match were issued to Rudiger and Mbappe—but these are under a one-year probation. If either breaks UEFA conduct rules again during this period, the ban becomes active and they will miss their next eligible UEFA match.

    Flick Eyes Historic Treble After Clásico Copa Final Secured

    Hansi Flick (Barcelona)
    Post-match, following 1-0 win vs Atlético Madrid on Wednesday

    Flick reveals he’s dreaming of a treble after Barça sealed a 5-4 aggregate win over Atlético Madrid to reach the Copa del Rey final.
    Ferran Torres scored the match-winner, and Barcelona are now alive in all three competitions — leading LaLiga, in the Champions League quarterfinals vs Dortmund, and headed to a Clásico Copa final vs Real Madrid on April 26. Flick credited a December defeat to Atlético as the team’s turning point, and emphasized staying focused game-by-game.

    James Rodríguez Blasts FIFA Over León’s Club World Cup Ban as Appeal Looms

    León, James Rodríguez, Eduardo Berizzo
    March 2025

    FIFA expelled León from the Club World Cup due to shared ownership with Pachuca, prompting outrage from the team and its captain, who called the move unfair and damaging to the sport.
    FIFA cited multi-club ownership rules, but León’s players and coach argue they’ve done nothing wrong. The club is appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, while Costa Rica’s Alajuelense has expressed interest in taking León’s spot.

    FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Winners Could Earn Record $125M in U.S. Showpiece

    FIFA 2025 Club World Cup
    June 14 – July 13, 2025 (Tournament Dates)

    FIFA has confirmed that the winners of the expanded 32-team 2025 Club World Cup in the United States could earn up to $125 million, with a total prize pot of $1 billion.
    Half of the $1B will be distributed to all clubs based on sporting and commercial metrics, while $475M is reserved for performance bonuses. Top clubs like Manchester City and Real Madrid are expected to earn more based on global appeal and success. FIFA said no funds will be retained, and none will come from their reserves. Despite concerns raised by players like England captain Harry Kane over condensed schedules, the tournament promises a lucrative payday and global spotlight.

    Ronaldo Shrugs Off Missed Penalty as Portugal Storm into Nations League Semifinals

    Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal
    24 March 2025 (Sunday match)

    Ronaldo missed an early penalty but rebounded by scoring and helping Portugal defeat Denmark 5-2 (5-3 aggregate) to advance to the UEFA Nations League semifinals.
    Despite the miss, Ronaldo remained confident. Portugal’s dominant display included goals from Ronaldo, Francisco Trincão (2), and Gonçalo Ramos, sealing a showdown with Germany in the next round.

    Tuchel Subbed Bellingham to Avoid Red Card in England’s 3-0 Win Over Latvia

    Jude Bellingham, Real Madrid & England
    March 2025

    Thomas Tuchel substituted Jude Bellingham in the 67th minute of England’s 3-0 World Cup qualifier win against Latvia to avoid the risk of a red card. Bellingham had already been booked and was involved in another reckless challenge.
    After a first-half yellow and another risky tackle, Tuchel opted to remove Bellingham early to maintain control. England won comfortably with goals from Reece James, Harry Kane, and Eberechi Eze, climbing to the top of Group K with Tuchel extending his perfect start.

    Load more

    POPULAR ARTICLES

    © 2025 All Sports · All rights reserved.