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By Graham Ruthven Same, but different Arsenal and Manchester City are used to competing for silverware by now. The two

By Karl Matchett With World Cup finalists still building back up in pre-season and both clubs having extended 2025/26 seasons

By Graham Ruthven It was always likely that Xabi Alonso would be back in management this summer, although not many

By Graham Ruthven John Stones’ contribution to England’s run to the semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup will be remembered,

By Ian King Both England and Norway put in superb performances to get this far England’s 2026 World Cup took

By Jamie Spencer The World Cup Golden Boot, handed out every four years to the top scorer at the tournament,

By Karl Matchett Given how open the other side of the bracket looks, Morocco could perhaps be forgiven for wondering

By Graham Ruthven The Azteca is a cradle of the sport. A place where football is much more than just

By Filip Mishov One legend destined for a bitter farewell Portugal’s underwhelming showing in the group stage heaped the pressure

By Ross Kilvington We have seen it all before. El Hadji Diouf was Senegal’s talisman during their stunning run to