The new-look UEFA Nations League group stage is coming to a close, with much more at stake than you might think.
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Emily Keogh, Beth Lindop and Connor O'Halloran answer some of our burning questions after the third round of games in this season's Champions League.
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Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni is confident there will be Lionel Messi jerseys in the home section despite the Paraguayan Football Association's ban on rival shirts.
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Pablo Piñones-Arce is out as technical director of the Houston Dash less then a year after taking the role, multiple sources confirmed to ESPN.
(Originally posted by Jeff Kassouf)
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Manchester United are confident new head coach Ruben Amorim will receive his work permit well ahead of his first game in charge against Ipswich Town, a source has told ESPN.
(Originally posted by Rob Dawson)
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England eased past hosts Greece 3-0 in their Nations League match on Thursday to go top of their Group B2 and head into their last matchday against Ireland playing for promotion.
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Aitana Bonmatí expressed her dismay at how women footballers in Spain are treated while praising the NWSL and Women's Super League (WSL) for the manner in which they are promoted.
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Son Heung-Min's 50th international goal was just one of several positives from South Korea's win over Kuwait.
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Mexico international Julián Araujo will be out for an unspecified number of months after suffering a hamstring injury last week that led to surgery on Thursday, confirmed Premier League side Bournemouth.
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Arsenal have suffered another injury setback after Ben White underwent a minor knee operation earlier this week, sources have told ESPN.
(Originally posted by James Olley)
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Vinícius is stellar for Madrid and is reaching his peak. So why has he not yet been able to translate his club form and status into success with Brazil?
(Originally posted by Alex Kirkland and Tim Vickery)
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A Premier League footballer accused of rape has been questioned again by police as the investigation into multiple allegations continues, sources have told ESPN.
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La Liga, Spain's top football division, has a rich history of legendary clubs that have shaped the Spanish football landscape. Here are some of the classic and most successful teams in La Liga history:
1. Real Madrid CF- Founded: 1902
- Stadium: Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
- La Liga Titles: 35 (as of 2023)
- Overview: Real Madrid is one of the most successful and recognized football clubs in the world. Known for their white kits, they have a storied history of domestic and international success. Their dominance includes multiple Champions League titles and a rich history in Spanish football. Their long-standing rivalry with Barcelona, known as "El Clásico," is one of the most famous fixtures in world football.
- Founded: 1899
- Stadium: Camp Nou
- La Liga Titles: 27 (as of 2023)
- Overview: Barcelona is another global football powerhouse. The club is known for its attacking style of play and its famous La Masia academy, which has produced numerous world-class players, including Lionel Messi. The rivalry between Barcelona and Real Madrid, known as "El Clásico," is one of the most intense in sports.
- Founded: 1903
- Stadium: Wanda Metropolitano Stadium
- La Liga Titles: 11 (as of 2023)
- Overview: Atlético Madrid is known for its passionate fan base and strong defensive style, often led by manager Diego Simeone. While historically overshadowed by Real Madrid and Barcelona, Atlético has had significant success in the past few decades, including winning La Liga titles and challenging the traditional dominance of the "big two."
- Founded: 1919
- Stadium: Mestalla Stadium
- La Liga Titles: 6 (as of 2023)
- Overview: Valencia is a historic club that has seen success both domestically and in European competitions. They have been a strong contender in La Liga and were particularly successful in the late 1990s and early 2000s, challenging the dominance of Barcelona and Real Madrid.
- Founded: 1898
- Stadium: San Mamés
- La Liga Titles: 8 (as of 2023)
- Overview: Athletic Bilbao is famous for its policy of only fielding Basque players, making it one of the most unique and historically rich clubs in Spain. While they haven't won as many La Liga titles in recent years, they remain one of the most respected clubs in Spanish football with a loyal following.
- Founded: 1907
- Stadium: Benito Villamarín Stadium
- La Liga Titles: 1 (as of 2023)
- Overview: Based in Seville, Real Betis is known for its passionate supporters and historic rivalry with Sevilla FC, known as the "Sevilla Derby." Despite not being as successful as other teams in terms of titles, Betis has a rich football tradition and a loyal fanbase.
- Founded: 1890
- Stadium: Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium
- La Liga Titles: 1 (as of 2023)
- Overview: Sevilla has traditionally been a strong competitor in both La Liga and European competitions. While they have only won one La Liga title, they have enjoyed great success in European tournaments, particularly in the UEFA Europa League, where they hold the record for the most titles.
- Founded: 1909
- Stadium: Anoeta Stadium
- La Liga Titles: 2 (as of 2023)
- Overview: Based in San Sebastián, Real Sociedad is one of the traditional clubs in Spanish football. They enjoyed a golden period in the early 1980s, when they won back-to-back La Liga titles. The club has remained competitive and regularly qualifies for European competitions.
- Founded: 1906
- Stadium: Riazor Stadium
- La Liga Titles: 1 (as of 2023)
- Overview: Deportivo La Coruña was a dominant force in Spanish football during the late 1990s and early 2000s, regularly challenging for top positions in La Liga. They won their only La Liga title in the 1999-2000 season but have since struggled with relegation.
- Founded: 1928
- Stadium: José Zorrilla Stadium
- La Liga Titles: 0 (as of 2023)
- Overview: While Real Valladolid has not won any La Liga titles, they have a long-standing history and remain a competitive force in Spanish football. They are known for their passionate fans and have produced talented players over the years.
- Getafe CF – A Madrid-based club known for its gritty playing style.
- Espanyol – Another Barcelona-based club that has had strong historical moments.
- Real Mallorca – Based in the Balearic Islands, Mallorca has had a varied history in La Liga.
These teams have made a significant impact on La Liga, contributing to the league's reputation as one of the most exciting and competitive football leagues in the world.
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A Real Madrid theme park officially opened in the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday, with the LaLiga giants calling the destination "the world's first football club theme park."
(Originally posted by Alex Kirkland and Rodrigo Faez)
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Arsenal will be looking to sign Real Sociedad midfielder Martín Zubimendi. Transfer Talk has the latest news, gossip and rumors.
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Here are the best 50 women's soccer players in the world for 2024, as ranked by an expert panel of coaches, GMs and journalists.
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France coach Didier Deschamps showed frustration with questions about the absent Kylian Mbappé.
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After squeaking past Bay FC in a pulsing quarterfinal showdown, the Washington Spirit are convinced that their route to the NWSL Championship game will be paved with grit.
(Originally posted by Colin Udoh)
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Ricardo Pepi's impressive production at PSV is making it clear that he is more than just a super-sub, he can be the starting No. 9 for club and country.
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Germany players should stand for values as role models in society but are no political experts, new captain Joshua Kimmich said on Wednesday ahead of next month's vote for Saudi Arabia to host the 2034 World Cup.
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