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Football. Beyond the score.
Stories, match reporting and the people behind the game.Are goalkeepers struggling with the World Cup ball?
The World Cup ball veers and dips like a living thing, testing reflexes. Goalkeepers, once safe unbacked, now wrestle a flight path that defies instinct. A silent struggle.
Read the storyClark surges ahead as McIlroy starts strong after brutal day at Shinnecock
Under bruised Shinnecock skies, Clark carved a patient path, seizing the lead. McIlroy, however, roared from the pack, his fiery start a vivid counterpoint to the day's brutal, wind-raked battle.
Read the storyThe 100 best female footballers in the world 2025
In sun-drenched stadiums and rain-lashed pitches, 2025’s top 100 female footballers sculpted a new lexicon of grace and grit.
Read the storySources: Real Madrid admire Chelsea’s Fernández
Deep in the scouting files, a name glows blue-Real Madrid’s chiefs admire Chelsea’s Fernández, a midfield weaver whose future could soon wear white.
Read the story‘Stuff of dreams!’ | DJ goes on big birdie run to charge into US Open contention
A surreal birdie spree, a DJ's dream run-each putt a whisper of destiny, charging him toward US Open contention.
Read the storyHart impressed by Kane’s attention to detail with penalties
A faint smirk played on Hart’s lips, not from a save, but from observation. Kane’s penalty ritual was a quiet symphony of precision: the tiny blade-grass adjustment, the two-step breath, the surgical placement. “It’s the micro-movements,” Hart later…
Read the storyTuchel: Saka unlikely to start against Ghana
A flicker of caution: Tuchel suggests Saka may watch from the bench, a quiet nod to caution before Ghana’s fiery dance.
Read the storyMexico military brings down drone near South Korea World Cup training camp
A shadow sliced the sky above Mexico's camp. A military drone fell, not to cheers, but to silence near South Korea's World Cup training grounds.
Read the storyOn the World Cup’s day of stars, Messi towers over Haaland and Mbappe
The World Cup’s day of stars saw Haaland and Mbappe dazzle-but Messi’s quiet brilliance, a masterclass in control and vision, cast the longest shadow.
Read the storyStokes expected to return for third Test against New Zealand
After a tense silence in the New Zealand dugout, a whispered name circles the pavilion: Stokes. His looming return for the third Test reshapes the narrative, promising a collision of raw aggression and tactical nerve.
Read the story‘A shameless cash grab’: can the World Cup be saved?
Is the World Cup a sacred spectacle or a stadium of greed? With rising costs and fan fatigue, the beautiful game faces an ugly question: can it be saved from itself?
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