Burkina Fasso players slam FIFA, CAF…for allowing Nigeria through to playoffs
Burkina Faso defender Steeve Yago has voiced his frustration with FIFA and CAF after their points deduction in the best […]
Burkina Faso defender Steeve Yago has voiced his frustration with FIFA and CAF after their points deduction in the best […]
Gareth Bale has revealed that he feared bankruptcy at the end of his football career despite earning one of the
Roy Keane has criticised Marcus Rashford for claiming Manchester United’s “inconsistent environment” stalled his progress, saying the England forward was “part of the problem.”
Rashford, 27, who joined Barcelona on loan after falling out with manager Ruben Amorim, has impressed with three goals and five assists in 10 games. His form earned a recall from England boss Thomas Tuchel, who said he only needs “consistency” to be world-class.
However, Keane warned Rashford must take responsibility. “Towards the end of his time at United, there was obviously issues. He was part of the problem with the environment,” Keane said. “He should have been setting the standards.”
While praising his talent, Keane urged maturity. “Talent alone is not enough… if you’re late or not a top pro, you’re part of the problem,” he added. Rashford will aim to maintain form ahead of next year’s World Cup.
Liverpool Women’s midfielder Marie Hobinger has been confirmed to have suffered an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury during a recent
Former Premier League referee David Coote has pleaded guilty to making an indecent image of a child. The 43-year-old entered his plea at Nottingham Crown Court on Tuesday in connection with a category A video — the most serious classification — discovered by police in February.
Tuchel praised Rashford’s revival at Barcelona but warned him to stay consistent or risk ending his career with regrets.
As speculation grows about Neymar reuniting with Lionel Messi at Inter Miami, new stats highlight the duo’s impressive record during their six seasons together.
Tomas Brolin was once among Europe’s brightest talents, finishing fourth in the 1994 Ballon d’Or and helping Sweden to a
Norway’s 5-0 victory over Israel in Oslo was overshadowed by pro-Palestinian protests and political tensions surrounding Israel’s role in the Gaza conflict.
Cristiano Ronaldo clashed with Ireland’s Caoimhin Kelleher during Portugal’s 1-0 World Cup qualifier win after the goalkeeper saved his penalty, only for Ruben Neves to seal victory in stoppage time