Rice: Tuchel Demanded Intensity in England's 3-0 Costa Rica Win
Declan Rice reveals Thomas Tuchel demanded more intensity in England's 3-0 win over Costa Rica, as the team builds confidence and fitness ahead of the World Cup opener.
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England Beat Costa Rica in World Cup Warm-Up
England secured a 2-0 win over Costa Rica in their final World Cup warm-up, with goals from Declan Rice and Anthony Gordon, showing improved performance.
Trump to Skip US World Cup Opener for UFC Duties
President Donald Trump will miss the US World Cup opener against Paraguay, attending UFC walk-throughs instead. Secretary Rubio will represent the administration.
Thierry Henry names France as his World Cup favourites
Thierry Henry has named France as his favourites to win the 2026 World Cup, citing squad depth as a key advantage over rivals like Spain, Argentina, Portugal, and England.
Paul Dickov Defends Tyler Fletcher Amid Scotland World Cup Call
Paul Dickov defends Tyler Fletcher after Scotland call-up, comparing him to his father Darren. He also backs Lawrence Shankland as key for World Cup.
Gilberto Silva doubts Brazil's World Cup chances under Ancelotti
Gilberto Silva, former Arsenal captain and World Cup winner, believes Brazil are not among the main favorites for the 2026 World Cup despite Carlo Ancelotti's leadership.
Senegal clarifies World Cup security check controversy
Senegal Football Federation issues statement after video shows team screened on tarmac, confirming checks were pre-arranged in Raleigh, not upon arrival in San Antonio.
Tuchel slammed for taking 'overrated' Arsenal duo to World Cup
Thomas Tuchel faces criticism for selecting Eberechi Eze and Noni Madueke over Cole Palmer for the World Cup, with Rafael van der Vaart and John Terry questioning the decision.
Team Mouat reshuffle: Grant Hardie leaves to skip own rink after Olympic silver
Grant Hardie leaves Team Mouat after nine years to skip his own rink, aiming for Olympic gold. Robin Brydone replaces him.
Siphiwe Tshabalala's 2010 World Cup Golden Goal for South Africa
Siphiwe Tshabalala's iconic goal at the 2010 World Cup opening match showed South Africa the country it wanted to be, despite the tournament not solving deeper issues.
Heartbreak for Team GB as Canada Take Men's Curling Gold on Last Stone
Team GB's men's curling team lose Olympic final to Canada 9-6, leaving players in tears after a tense match decided on the last stone.
Harry Kane: Declan Rice Will Shine at World Cup
Harry Kane says he has a 'special feeling' about Declan Rice ahead of the World Cup, praising his experience, mindset, and physicality as key to England's success.
McIlroy Skips £7.3M Canadian Open for UK Home Before US Open
Rory McIlroy snubs £7.3 million Canadian Open to return to his new UK mansion, prioritizing family time before the US Open at Shinnecock Hills.
Tottenham: Davies signs new deal, Bissouma leaves free
Tottenham confirm Ben Davies has signed a new one-year contract despite injury, while Yves Bissouma will leave on a free transfer this summer.
Alan Shearer: How England Can Win the Toughest World Cup Yet
Alan Shearer warns that the 2026 World Cup presents unique challenges, including extreme travel and heat. He advises Thomas Tuchel to use the full squad and ignore external noise.
World Cup 2026 Preview: Groups I-L Analysed
Football Weekly podcast previews Groups I-L of the 2026 World Cup, discussing key teams, players, and predictions for the tournament.
Kozzy Pickett: AFL's Most Dangerous Player
Kozzy Pickett has been named the AFL's most dangerous player by coaches, with his explosive speed and tackling prowess setting him apart.
World Cup 2026: Trump's Controversial Role
As the 2026 World Cup approaches, Donald Trump's involvement sparks debate over politics and sports.
Pickford: Determined to Lead England and Everton to Glory
Jordan Pickford is determined to lead England and Everton to success as he prepares for his fifth major tournament, aiming to overcome past disappointments and win the World Cup.
Edin Dzeko, 40, Leads Bosnia to World Cup Dream
At 40, Edin Dzeko inspires Bosnia and Herzegovina's World Cup qualification campaign, defying age with his leadership and goal-scoring prowess.
Iran World Cup tickets pulled by FIFA before tournament
FIFA has revoked Iran's ticket allocation for the World Cup, citing unresolved political tensions and security concerns, just days before the start.
Mo Toure: Senegal to Socceroos World Cup Dream
Mohamed Toure shares his journey from Senegal to Australia, aiming to represent the Socceroos at the 2026 World Cup.
Two Sleeps to World Cup: Geopolitics Shines Bright
With the World Cup just two days away, the tournament's geopolitical implications take center stage, highlighting football's unifying power amid global tensions.
Philosopher-in-Training to Operate VAR at World Cup
A philosophy student will serve as VAR assistant referee at the 2026 World Cup, blending ethics with football officiating.
World Cup Q&A: Questions for Ewan Murray
Get your World Cup questions answered by Ewan Murray in our reader Q&A. Submit your queries now and join the discussion.
Wembanyama Condemns Attacks on Spurs Fans in NYC
Victor Wembanyama condemns apparent attacks on San Antonio Spurs fans in New York during the NBA Finals, calling for safety and respect.
Saka Injury Worry as Tuchel Downplays England Favourite Tag
Bukayo Saka's fitness remains a concern for England ahead of the World Cup, while Thomas Tuchel insists the Three Lions are not favourites to win the tournament.
John Terry: Arsenal need world-class striker to dominate
John Terry believes Arsenal can dominate the Premier League for three years but need a top striker. He suggests Harry Kane as an ideal signing.
Wales Women top World Cup qualifying group with 3-1 win
Wales Women secured top spot in their World Cup qualifying group with a 3-1 victory over the Czech Republic, easing their play-off path to Brazil 2027.
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