FIFA World Cup

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Tony Popovic’s appointment as the head coach of the Socceroos marks a significant transition for Australian football. Following the resignation of Graham Arnold, Popovic’s two-year tenure is set to guide the national team through the crucial qualification stages for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Skipping the customary introductory phase often afforded to new managers, Popovic
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In recent weeks, the increasing concerns over fixture congestion in professional football have reached a critical boiling point. The Professional Footballers Association (PFA) has made it clear that it is pursuing legal action against FIFA, underscoring a collective sense of urgency within the football community. This growing unease is echoed by players like Manchester City’s
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Mauricio Pochettino’s appointment as the head coach of the United States men’s national soccer team marks a turning point in American soccer. With a clear-eyed vision, Pochettino emphasized the need for the men’s team to establish ambitions similar to those of their female counterparts, who boast an impressive record including four World Cup titles and
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Goalkeeper Guillermo “Memo” Ochoa, at 39 years old, is setting his sights on a historic achievement – being called up for a record sixth World Cup in 2026. This goal is unprecedented in the realm of male football players, making it a significant milestone if he were to achieve it. While the road ahead may
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Harry Kane, the renowned England striker, recently expressed his belief that he is currently at his “physical and mental peak.” Kane, who is set to earn his 100th England cap, has been reflecting on his career and looking ahead to the future. Drawing inspiration from Cristiano Ronaldo, who at 39 years old scored his 901st
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Reflecting on England’s defeat to Spain in the Euro 2024 final, Harry Kane admitted that the loss still lingers and serves as motivation for the upcoming challenges. Despite reaching the final, Kane acknowledged that the team did not perform at their best in certain games throughout the tournament. However, he emphasized the importance of taking
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Japan showcased an impressive attacking display in the third round of the Asian qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Coach Hajime Moriyasu introduced a new system, the 3-4-2-1 formation, which allowed the team to utilize their attacking talent effectively. The deployment of three central defenders and two central midfielders was conventional, but the inclusion