Ignore ‘retirement league’ jibes – Kevin De Bruyne would be great for MLS

Liverpool on Brink of Glory as Gary Neville Predicts ‘Barbaric’ Spurs BeatingGary Neville forecasts a dominant performance from Liverpool against Tottenham Hotspur, predicting a 4-1 victory as Liverpool aims to secure the Premier League title. With Tottenham's poor recent form and Arne Slot's successful management, Liverpool has regained its competitive edge, setting the stage for a celebratory match at Anfield. Meanwhile, Spurs face the challenge of avoiding humiliation as they confront the possibility of Liverpool...

Bologna director Marco Di Vaio expressed the club's eagerness to discuss a contract extension with coach Vincenzo Italiano after their Coppa Italia semi-final against Empoli, emphasizing the historic significance of aiming for their first final in 51 years. Di Vaio acknowledged the team's strong performance under Italiano, currently fourth in Serie A, and highlighted the need to treat the upcoming match as a 0-0 encounter despite a 3-0 lead from the first leg. He confirmed...

Mika Biereth, a 22-year-old forward, has experienced rapid success since leaving Arsenal, moving from Sturm Graz to AS Monaco for €13m and scoring 12 goals in Ligue 1, including three hat-tricks. In an interview with L’Équipe, he discussed the challenges faced by young players from big clubs like Arsenal, stating that many are "programmed" to succeed there and struggle when it doesn't work out. Biereth, who never played for Arsenal's first team, views his academy...

Davide Frattesi and Hakan Calhanoglu are facing criticism for their subpar substitute appearances for Inter Milan against AC Milan yesterday. In a Coppa Italia semifinal, coach Simone Inzaghi replaced Nicolo Barella and Kristjan Asllani with Frattesi and Calhanoglu, but their presence failed to improve Inter's midfield performance, leading to a 0-3 loss. While Frattesi attempted to push forward, neither player contributed effectively, allowing Milan to maintain control and secure their advantage. Full Article

The article explores the behavior of soccer dads at youth football matches in Britain, highlighting their tendency to shout at both their children and officials, often leading to confrontations on the touchline. Set on a chilly Saturday morning at Coram’s Fields in London, the scene is filled with noise from players, coaches, and the predominantly male touchline supporters, with one particularly loud dad contradicting the coach's instructions. This raises questions about the supposed enjoyment of...