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Sports 3 months ago
Faith in Luis Enrique leads PSG to back-to-back Champions League titles
Luis Enrique arrived in Paris in 2023 promising a cultural shift rather than instant glamour, with the Spaniard wanting a team in which collective sacrifice outweighed individual status, where the biggest names defended, pressed and suffered together.
Sports 3 months ago
Apparent leg injury sidelines Lionel Messi
In the 70th minute, the two-time reigning MLS MVP could be seen grabbing at the upper section of his left thigh following a free kick. The Argentine legend requested a substitution, then headed to the locker room after Mateo Silvetti replaced him.
Sports 4 months ago
Italy dismisses talk of replacing Iran at World Cup
US special envoy Paolo Zampolli told the Financial Times it would be a "dream" to see four-time World Cup winners Italy at the finals in the United States, Mexico and Canada despite the fact they lost in a qualification playoff last month.
Sports 5 months ago
'The World Cup curse,' Italy in tears after missing out for third straight time
"The World Cup curse," said the front page of Italy's main daily Corriere della Sera, calling for a rebuilding of a movement that produced some of the game's greatest players but has won just one match at the finals since lifting the trophy in 2006.
Sports 5 months ago
Infantino says Trump welcomes Iran's World Cup participation
Iran was the only nation missing from a FIFA planning summit for World Cup participants held last week in Atlanta, deepening questions over whether the country's soccer team will compete on US soil this summer amid an escalating regional war.
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