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Predictive analysis highlights France’s favored attack, Morocco’s historic surge, Spain’s youthful flair and Belgium’s resurgence, while diverse voices from analysts to a six-year-old fan add color to the quarter-final landscape.
Tight offside calls at the World Cup have reignited age‑old disputes, prompting calls for legal tweaks and technological refinements.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani talks about his lifelong love of soccer, his Arsenal allegiance, and the steps he’s taking to make the World Cup affordable for New Yorkers.
From Premier League wingers to Champions League pressing schemes, climate is becoming a decisive factor on the pitch.
Japanese footballer Ryo Miyaichi and FANTASTICS member Sota Nakajima discuss the crossroads of sport and music, their personal journeys, and the role of joy in overcoming adversity.
Arthur Blank’s journey from a Queens apartment to a billionaire philanthropist is defined by his relentless push to grow soccer in the United States, from building Mercedes‑Benz Stadium to funding a national training center.
Arsenal fell to Paris Saint-Germain in a penalty shootout after a dominant campaign that saw them clinch a long‑awaited Premier League title.
In a candid interview, Sol Campbell looks back on his Arsenal triumphs, the media storm that followed his move from Tottenham, and his hopes for the current squad as they chase European glory.
Pep Guardiola's long tenure at Manchester City has concluded, prompting speculation about successors, legal challenges, and the club's future in the Premier League.
After a decade of transformative success, Pep Guardiola has announced the end of his tenure at Manchester City. The club now faces a pivotal moment as it seeks a successor, while legal challenges and the evolving landscape of English football add further intrigue.
As Pep Guardiola prepares to leave Manchester City, a retrospective of the post‑war managers who have left an indelible mark on English football reveals a tapestry of triumphs, innovations, and unexpected miracles.
Pep Guardiola is leaving Manchester City after a decade of unprecedented success. His 17‑year career, 41 trophies and tactical innovations have redefined the sport and inspired a generation of coaches.
After ten years at the helm, Pep Guardiola is set to leave Manchester City, marking the close of an era defined by six Premier League titles, a domestic treble, and a comparative legacy that pits him against legends like Alex Ferguson, Bob Paisley, and Brian Clough.
Pep Guardiola’s ten‑year spell at Manchester City delivered six Premier League titles, record‑breaking point totals and a Champions League crown, placing him in the conversation with the most decorated managers in English football history.
New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani announced $50 tickets for seven World Cup matches, distributed via random ballot with complimentary bus travel, after a meeting with FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
Pep Guardiola's decade‑long reign at Manchester City ends, raising questions about who can fill his tactical shoes, while Lionel Messi's peak form hints at a possible swan song at the World Cup. Meanwhile, Celtic's latest league triumph underscores the widening gap between Scotland's traditional powerhouses and the rest.
Arsenal's latest league triumph marks their 14th top‑flight title and places them third in English football's all‑time success list, while setting up a clash with Paris Saint‑Germain in the Champions League final.
Arsenal have ended a long wait for a Premier League title, driven by a mix of home‑grown talent, bold transfers and a manager’s unconventional methods.
Arsenal ended a 20‑year league drought by winning the Premier League, driven by a disciplined defence, set‑piece mastery and key contributions from Declan Rice, David Raya and Viktor Gyokeres.