Man United conceded a dramatic stoppage-time goal as they lost to Young Boys despite Ronaldo scoring on his Champions League return for the Red Devils.
There is no shortage of controversies when La Liga dealings are in question. Tebas blames Real Madrid and Barcelona for Messi's departure
The competitive edge Adams brings to his teams is at an elite level, that's why it was hard for him to see Nagelsmann, Upamecano and Sabitzer leave for Bayern
The long-awaited 2nd debut of United's legend is here. His ambition never changed, he just wants trophies and goals.
No wonder Simeone has double the salary of the #2 paid coach in the World (Guardiola), he brings in so much cash, he might even be underpaid.
Haaland, who is only 21, already scored 12 goals for Norway, thinks he should be score more often for his national team. And he says it with the straight face
In a return of the Argentine crowd, Lionel Messi put on an absolute show. Firing up the long-awaited Copa celebration into a cathartic experience.
It does sound like sour grapes, it sounds like it makes no sense, but if Barcelona manages to win La Liga without Lionel Messi, does that mean Koeman was right?
Another game, another unreal Timo Werner miss. Yet, despite his misses stories surrounding his move to the European giant are growing stronger.
Just stop for a second and imagine an international tournament every single season. Does it lose the allure or do we just want more football?
Barca vs PSG seems to be a war that never ends. As of now though, except for the historic 6:1 turnaround, PSG has the upper hand. Neymar, Messi, Superleague...
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