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Al-Hilal Aiming for Record 5th Asian Champions League Title

Al-Hilal is potentially 180 minutes away from extending its regional record of continental titles from four to five as it faces Urawa Reds of Japan in the first leg of the Asian Champions League final at Riyadh on Saturday. With the Saudi national team upsetting eventual champion Argentina at the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Liverpool could kick off at West Ham at a disadvantage as 'curse' faced for final time

Jurgen Klopp takes Liverpool to West Ham on Wednesday as the Reds bid to extend their best run of Premier League form since the World Cup, but fans might be on a downer even before kick-off

Daily Mirror

Pakistan and New Zealand enter World Cup mode with ODI series

Lahore (Pakistan) (AFP) - Pakistan and New Zealand contest a five-match one-day series starting on Thursday in Rawalpindi which serves as crucial build-up to the World Cup.

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Sacked France women's team boss Diacre in line for 900,000 euro pay-off

Corinne Diacre, who was sacked from her post as head coach of the France women's football team following a walk-out of senior players over her management style, will receive almost 900,000 euros in compensation, it emerged on Tuesday.

Radio France Internationale

Wales international set to miss out on World Cup training squad unless he provides proof in six days

Joe Hawkins faces a race against time to prove his eligibility for the World Cup

Wales Online

England must relax selection eligibility rules, says Toulouse’s Jack Willis

Jack Willis, who can play till the World Cup as he moved to France only after Wasps made him redundant, believes finances in England mean rules must change

The Guardian - UK

Ireland’s Josh van der Flier: ‘The next goal is to try to win the World Cup’

Talismanic flanker talks about obstacles, advice and role models that have shaped him into one of Irish rugby’s biggest talents

The Guardian - UK

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Lucy Bronze fine after limping off during Barcelona’s win at Chelsea

Bronze’s injury was a fresh scare for England manager Sarina Wiegman ahead of the World Cup.

The Independent UK

Williamson’s woe could be difference between winning the World Cup or not

England are sure to miss their captain’s influence and importance after her tournament-ending anterior cruciate ligament injury

The Guardian - UK

Leah Williamson’s ACL injury has to be a final wake-up call for football

Without Williamson, the Lionesses may not be favourites anymore for the World Cup this summer

The Independent UK

England’s Leah Williamson out of World Cup with cruciate ligament injury

England’s captain, Leah Williamson, will miss the World Cup after Arsenal announced she had ruptured an ACL at Manchester United on Wednesday

The Guardian - UK

VAR debated as referees' chiefs insist system is IMPROVING in Premier League

THE BIG DEBATE: The PGMOL have issued a new report stating that VAR has improved in the Premier League since the World Cup, but are they right? Our writers give their thoughts

Daily Mirror

VAR's Premier League improvement broken down amid astonishing 'incorrect intervention' claims

Referee body the PGMOL have insisted that VAR has improved since the World Cup, despite rising anger among Premier League clubs at a number of decisions that have been made using it

Daily Mirror

WSL leaders Man Utd see off Arsenal as Leah Williamson suffers injury blow - 5 talking points

MAN UTD 1-0 ARSENAL: United did the double over their title rivals, but a tight contest was overshadowed by a potentially serious injury to England skipper Leah Williamson, ahead of the World Cup

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The Independent UK

Leah Williamson injury ‘not good’ in World Cup scare

The World Cup starts in three months

Evening Standard

Maradona’s medical team to face trial over football legend’s death

Maradona, who won the World Cup with Argentina in 1986, died of a heart attack on November 25, 2020

Al Jazeera

‘They have to win’: Canadian women footballers fight for equality

The national team’s push for equal opportunity and support ahead of the World Cup is long overdue, ex-players say.

The National (Scotland)

Alistair Johnston says World Cup readied him for Celtic baptism of fire

The Canadian has excelled across his first few months in Scottish football after representing his country at the World Cup.

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Wales Online

There is a bigger picture than the World Cup — Wales should strictly adhere to 25-cap rule or bin it altogether

Welsh rugby's 60-cap rule has dropped to 25 appearances but potential technicalities are emerging

France 24

England's Lionesses prepare for World Cup as interest surges in women's football

Fresh from winning Euro 2022 and the inaugural women's final on home turf, the England women's team have now set their sights on the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand this summer.

The Independent UK

On this day in 2008: Martin Johnson named England team manager

The World Cup-winning captain could not replicate his on-field success in his management role.

Irish Mirror

South Africa head coach Jacques Nienaber to join Leinster after World Cup

He will replace Stewart Lancaster, who is due to depart the Leinster coaching staff at the end of the season.

ABC News

Powerchair football using FIFA Women's World Cup as springboard for success

Powerchair football is hoping to piggy-back off the excitement generated by the FIFA Women's World Cup ahead of its own tournament in Sydney in October, but people could find themselves hooked by this relatively new version of the sport.

Wales Online

Genius and sneaky World Cup play leaves Argentina icon furious

It was the day Ireland were knocked out of the World Cup

AFP

Japan wants to host Rugby World Cup again in 2035

Tokyo (AFP) - Japan wants to host the World Cup again as early as 2035, the country's rugby union chief said, potentially bringing it back to Asia for a second time.

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