England go into tonight’s group final against Panama at MetLife Stadium needing, in practice, nothing more than a win. Four points from two games, Panama already eliminated, Croatia and Ghana settling...
Iraola wants four high-quality wide players to boost Liverpool’s goal threat and share the workload, with Rio Ngumoha among the key young talents.
Noa van der Bij announced that she and Cody Gakpo lost their baby boy, Elijah Raphael, during pregnancy, and shared a moving tribute to their son.
Canada is chasing its first group-stage exit, while debutants and established stars have made the expanded 2026 World Cup unpredictable.
With Tino Livramento out and Reece James unlikely to return soon, England’s right-back shortage has sharpened questions over Thomas Tuchel’s decision to omit James Garner.
Liverpool conceded 53 Premier League goals last season. Fernando Morientes says Iraola must restore defensive discipline, while Trent Alexander-Arnold adjusts to life at Real Madrid.
After an injury-hit first season and a World Cup omission, Frimpong must prove his fitness and consistency to earn a role under Liverpool’s new manager.
A University of Liverpool index adjusts Everton’s historic record fees for clubs’ changing buying power, revealing how transfer spending has shifted.
Egypt await scan results after Salah reported hamstring pain against Iran, leaving his availability for Australia uncertain. His next club remains undecided.
Nagelsmann defends Wirtz’s World Cup performances and urges patience as Germany prepare to face Paraguay in the round of 32.
Liverpool remain in talks with Leipzig over Yan Diomande, with a major gap in valuation still to bridge. Mohamed Salah and Ayyoub Bouaddi also feature in transfer reports.
Ndiaye scores and assists in Senegal’s 5-0 win over Iraq, keeping his World Cup ambition alive and setting up a possible last-32 clash with England.
Leganes’ Martin Ortega recalls Diomande’s immediate impact as Liverpool weigh a move for the Leipzig forward amid a steep asking price.
Phil Jagielka, Leighton Baines and Ross Barkley ended Everton’s 28-year absence from England’s World Cup squad, but Brazil brought another painful exit.
Quansah says regular football and Champions League experience made his Liverpool exit worthwhile, while his future remains open.