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In a recent interview, Cafu outlined a measured reconstruction plan for Brazilian football, emphasizing creative freedom for young players and the need to let the game breathe without national pressure.
After a 2‑1 loss to Norway, Brazil’s legendary full‑back reflects on the need for a long‑term rebuild under Carlo Ancelotti, emphasizing youth development, creative freedom and the preservation of the country’s street‑football culture.
Jose Pekerman reflects on introducing Lionel Messi to the World Cup at 18, a decision that shaped the player's historic career and reinforced a strategic vision that still resonates in Argentine football.
Jose Pekerman explains how a strategic, gradual exposure to the World Cup shaped Lionel Messi's early international career and why he still stands by the choices made in 2006.
President Donald Trump’s phone call to FIFA chief Gianni Infantino led to the lifting of a red‑card suspension for U.S. forward Folarin Balogun, a birthright citizen whose eligibility has reignited debate over the Fourteenth Amendment.
Egyptian football finds itself at a crossroads as Hossam Hassan, the nation's record‑breaking striker turned coach, prepares his side for a historic World Cup encounter.
The Royal Belgian Football Association (RBFA) has accused FIFA of treating its appeal as inadmissible and failing to provide a reasoned decision regarding U.S. striker Folarin Balogun’s eligibility for the World Cup round‑of‑16 match.
England survived a red card and a late Mexican comeback to win 3‑2 at the Azteca, setting up a showdown with Norway.
UEFA slams FIFA's suspension of Balogun's ban after Donald Trump's intervention, raising fresh doubts about the integrity of soccer's disciplinary processes.
After a 3‑2 defeat that saw England advance to the quarter‑finals, Mexico’s coach reflected on a historic run, a delayed match and the promise of a new era.
England survived a red card and a late Mexican surge to win 3‑2 at the Azteca Stadium, advancing to the World Cup quarter‑finals and setting up a clash with Norway.
Javier Aguirre reflected on Mexico's narrow defeat to England, the weather-hit match at Azteca, and the promising future under Rafa Marquez.
After a 3‑2 defeat to England in Mexico City, veteran coach Javier Aguirre praised the squad’s renewed unity while confirming his exit, leaving Rafael Márquez to inherit the project.
After a 3-2 loss to England, Mexico's coach Javier Aguirre praised the team's unity and backed Rafa Marquez to continue the project, while England advanced to the quarter-finals.
Mexico's World Cup hopes crumbled after a 3‑2 loss to England at the Azteca, leaving fans across the nation grappling with disappointment.
A rain‑soaked evening at the Azteca Stadium delivered a dramatic last‑16 clash, with England advancing to face Norway after a tense 3‑2 victory.
Mexico's World Cup dream ended with a 3-2 defeat by England at the Azteca Stadium, leaving fans heartbroken and raising questions about the team's future.
After a 3‑2 loss to England, Mexico’s coach Javier Aguirre praised his team’s unity and handed the reins to Rafa Márquez, as the nation looks toward the next phase of its football journey.
A ten‑man England side survived a late surge from Mexico to win 3‑2 at the Azteca, booking a quarter‑final clash with Norway.
In a rain‑delayed showdown at Mexico City’s Azteca Stadium, England survived an early red card to defeat Mexico 3‑2, setting up a quarter‑final clash with Norway.
England secured a 3-2 win over Mexico at the Azteca Stadium, with Jude Bellingham scoring twice and Harry Kane converting a penalty. Despite being reduced to ten men, the visitors held on to advance to the quarter-finals, where they will meet Norway.
A dramatic World Cup last‑16 match at the Azteca Stadium saw England defeat Mexico 3‑2, advancing to the quarter‑finals after a red card and a late Mexican penalty.
England survived a red card and a weather delay to defeat Mexico 3-2, with Jude Bellingham scoring twice and Harry Kane adding a decisive penalty, setting up a quarter-final clash with Norway in Miami.
Thousands of fans filled the streets of Praia to welcome the national team after a remarkable World Cup campaign that saw Cape Verde draw with Spain and Uruguay before losing narrowly to Argentina.