Southampton and Swansea drew 0-0 at St. Mary's, with Archer hitting the post and Vigaro making key saves. Both clubs earned a point as the Saints chase safety.
Author: Tanner McAllister
Ruben Amorim praised United's 2‑0 win over Sunderland but warned of 'no momentum', spotlighting player debuts, fitness updates and looming consistency concerns.
A look at the likely starting XI for Inter Milan and Cagliari as they meet in a Serie A clash, plus where fans can catch the action on television across Italy, the UK and the US. The preview considers recent injuries, tactical cues and broadcast options.
Nahki Wells has left Bristol City and shut down talk of a Bradford City return, but a move within League One remains on the table. Huddersfield Town, now under Lee Grant, look a logical fit as they rebuild their attack. Wells, 35, scored 10 in 41 last season and could be a cost-effective option compared to other targets.
Angela Rayner will receive about £17,000 in severance after resigning as Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary, weeks before new Labour rules would block payouts for ministers forced out over serious misconduct. Her exit followed findings that she breached the ministerial code after a probe into unpaid stamp duty on a Hove flat.
French forward Anthony Martial has confirmed his departure from Manchester United via a social media post. Having joined the club in 2015, Martial bid farewell to the fans, teammates, and coaching staff. His exit follows a challenging season, sparking speculation on his next move with clubs like Sevilla FC and Juventus showing interest. Martial leaves behind a legacy with 79 goals across 269 matches and multiple titles.
Alright folks, let's kick this around a bit - the big question: why isn't Uncle Sam a global soccer titan? Well, one reason is our sports scene is already chock-a-block with football, basketball, baseball not to mention hockey. Now, soccer is like the new kid on the block trying to get in on the action. Plus, our youth development and coaching structures aren't quite as robust as those soccer-loving nations (yes, looking at you, Europe and South America). But hey, we're the land of opportunity, right? Let's lace up those cleats and get to work on this!
I've been on a mission, folks, like a football detective, analyzing the most tactical football leagues across Europe. And you know what? The Italian Serie A tops the list. It's like a chess match on grass, with managers plotting moves like grandmasters! This isn't a bull-in-a-china-shop kind of football, but a calculated, strategic battle that'll keep you on your toes. So, if you're after tactical depth, dust off your AC Milan shirt and immerse yourself in the Serie A!
The 2022 FIFA World Cup is set to take place in the vibrant country of Qatar. This marks the first time in history that the tournament will be held in the Middle East. Qatar has been preparing extensively for this prestigious event, with cutting-edge stadiums and facilities being built. I can't wait to see the world's best footballers compete under the Qatari sun. This World Cup is sure to be a unique and unforgettable event!
In my latest blog, I explored why soccer isn't as star-driven as sports like the NFL and NBA. The key reason is the global nature of soccer, which spreads talent across numerous clubs and countries, unlike the concentrated talent in domestic leagues like the NFL or NBA. Additionally, soccer's gameplay emphasizes team coordination more than individual performance, meaning a single player can't dominate a match as they can in basketball. Lastly, soccer's financial structure doesn’t support the superstar culture, as there's a wider pay range between the top and average players compared to other sports. So, while soccer has its stars, the sport doesn't revolve around them as much as others.