Gary Neville, Manchester United icon, slammed Liverpool's Milos Kerkez for a "naive" display in their 2-1 defeat to Chelsea, marking the Reds' third straight loss. Kerkez started under Arne Slot but was subbed off at the 55th minute
FIFA's dynamic resale platform for the 2026 World Cup thrills fans with a 15% fee on both buyers and sellers, as reported by The Athletic. Launching Thursday, it features tickets surging above face value, with premium seats hitting tens of thousands!
Marcus Rashford's brilliant volley offered scant consolation in Barcelona's humiliating 4-1 thrashing by Sevilla. Lewandowski's missed penalty deepened the despair, as Sevilla's dominant performance was only curbed by Szczesny's heroic saves
Sergio Busquets stunned fans by rejecting a chance to play with Lionel Messi at Inter Miami, opting to retire after the 2025/26 season. This Barcelona legend plans a football break, eyeing a future coaching return
Jamie and Rebekah Vardy are thrillingly challenging Wayne and Coleen Rooney for documentary dominance, sparked by massive buzz around their glamorous WAG life in Italy as a Leicester legend and his wife. The feud erupted in 2022 from a fiery social media storm that exploded into a headline-grabbing court battle
Bayern Munich's chief boldly claims the Bundesliga giants "can afford any transfer they want", yet revealed why they skipped the fierce race for Florian Wirtz. Liverpool outbid Bayern and Manchester City, securing the star from Bayer Leverkusen for a record-breaking £116 million ($156m)
Lionel Messi electrified MLS with a hat-trick of assists, joining Carlos Vela in an elite club as Inter Miami crushed New England 4-1. The Argentine legend has soared past 40 combined goals and assists in 2025, a rare feat in North American soccer
Former Southampton winger Eljero Elia, 38, pulled off a miraculous escape from a horrifying motorway crash that wrecked his £270k Lamborghini Urus in the Netherlands, with no injuries reported
Despite Liverpool's dramatic 2-1 defeat to Chelsea, marking their third straight loss, Alexander Isak, who assisted the Reds' lone goal, insists the team's belief remains rock-solid under Arne Slot as they head into the international break with determination
Benjamin Sesko celebrated his first Old Trafford goal in Man United's 2-0 romp over Sunderland, channeling Roy Keane's grit by declaring, 'It's my job!' With two goals in his last two games, he teased fans that his best is yet to come
