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Matildas stars up for double dose of Champions League

It could be Australian women's football biggest day since the World Cup as Matildas stars chase European and Asian Champions League titles on the same day.

AAP

Trump crudely tells Kennedy Center crowd of political foes: ‘I’ll shove it up their a**!’

“I got them both and I said, ‘Man, I won’t be president. I got the Olympics and the World Cup and I won’t be president,”’ he grumbled at the posh dinner. “And they’re gonna forget that I got them, nobody’s gonna mention it.”

The Independent UK

I interviewed Gary Lineker last month – he didn’t want his TV career to end like this, the World Cup was supposed to be his grand finale

After three decades, the former England striker still dreamed of finishing his career with a Three Lions triumph next summer

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Who will present BBC’s World Cup coverage without Gary Lineker?

Lineker’s exit from the corporation means he will not return to present the World Cup or FA Cup next year

The Independent UK

Mask Off: How Paulo Dybala Delivered When Argentina Needed Him Most

The Argentina star opens up on the intensity of a World Cup shootout, José Mourinho at Roma and why he turned down the Saudi Pro League.

Sports Illustrated

England coach John Mitchell questions smaller women’s World Cup squad size

Squad sizes are capped at 32 for the women’s tournament, one fewer than men’s sides are permitted to select at the World Cup

The Independent UK

Narrow win ‘ideal’ for England’s World Cup preparations, says Mitchell

England head coach John Mitchell said the one-point win over France that clinched the Women’s Six Nations would help in the buildup to the World Cup

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First Europe, then the world: Twickenham awaits in year of twin peaks for England

Grand slam clash is vital stepping stone in Red Roses’ quest to reclaim the World Cup crown they last held in 2014

The Guardian - UK

Wild proposal revealed that could make World Cup TWICE as big

Will the World Cup ever stop growing?

FourFourTwo

‘It felt like the right time to leave Match of the Day, but I liked the idea of finishing at a tournament – mainly as I want my last words to be “England have won the World Cup”’ Gary Lineker reveals why he’s staying with the BBC for one more year

Gary Lineker explains in an exclusive interview why he still has one last dream as a broadcaster

FourFourTwo

Will Trump’s tariffs against Canada and Mexico hit the 2026 World Cup?

Increasing concerns about the feasibility of holding the 2026 FIFA World Cup between the US, Canada and Mexico have emerged, following Trump's tariffs against both these countries.

Euronews

With the World Cup just over a year away, can it survive the acrimony over tariffs?

The shadow of political uncertainty looms large over Fifa’s showcase tournament

The Independent UK

What's wrong with Brazil! Pele's children in a free fall, at home and abroad

The Brazilians are monumentally hurt. Vinicius Junior has called for a seismic rethinking after returning from an embarrassing trip across the border. A 1-4 loss to Argentina, their bete noire, in the World Cup qualifier rang throughout the football cathedrals of the world, with stark images of the Mineirazo blinking…

The Times of India

At next year’s football World Cup, root for Indian-origin Sarpreet Singh

PANAJI: Given the state of football in the country, India may be still years away from making it to the World Cup but next year, when sport’s greatest spectacle kicks off in North America, we will have something to call our own and cheer for at home.

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'I won the World Cup and I said to myself, I've done it all, I need to keep feeling emotions': Raphael Varane opens up on why he had to leave 'indescribable' Real Madrid for Manchester United

Raphael Varane explained why he had to leave Real Madrid for Manchester United

The Guardian - UK

Mariona Caldentey: ‘One day we’ll realise what we achieved, all we did for change to come’

Arsenal’s Spanish forward on fighting to win support for women’s football, leaving a successful Barcelona team and the stress of winning the World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Time is not on Tuchel’s side to raise England’s tempo before the World Cup

New head coach must find a way to focus Jude Bellingham and bring Premier League style to international stage

The Guardian - UK

The game that set Gary Lineker on the path to global superstardom

England were misfiring in Mexico but, as Chris Evans recalls in a extract from his biography of the striker, one match can change everything for a team and its star

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The true impact of NZ's fast lane to FIFA World Cup

New Zealand have booked their spot in next year's World Cup, benefiting from a major change to qualification that has knock-on effects throughout Oceania.

FourFourTwo

Every nation to have qualified for the 2026 World Cup

A whopping 48 teams will take part in the expanded World Cup next summer and sides are beginning to seal their spots

The National (Scotland)

Greece issue Scotland World Cup warning after 'easy' win at Hampden

Greece star Giorgos Vagiannidis has warned Scotland they are only going to get better for the World Cup qualifiers.

The Independent UK

Thomas Tuchel explains tactical dilemmas that will define his England tenure

Tuchel’s version of England will be a work in progress throughout the World Cup qualifiers and he has plenty of tactical headaches to solve

Sports Illustrated

USMNT vs. Canada: Why Rivalry Third-Place Match Means More for World Cup Hosts

Jesse Marsch and Mauricio Pochettino look to prepare Canada and the USMNT for the World Cup in 15 months

FourFourTwo

‘In terms of credentials, he’s fantastic, but it’s our country against yours – if Southgate won the World Cup with Germany, what would English people say?’: Ex-Englaand striker weighs in on Thomas Tuchel and the foreign manager debate

Thomas Tuchel is the third overseas coach to take charge of the Three Lions

The Independent UK

Emily Scarratt: ‘Retirement looked like the only option – but I’ve got another shot’

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Back to her best as the Women’s Six Nations begins, the Red Roses centre reveals to Harry Latham-Coyle how close she came to having to step away from the game and why opportunity abounds with a home World Cup on the horizon

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