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An unintended Nations League consequence threatens to blow apart the global game (opens the original)
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Sixty-nine days after they lifted the World Cup trophy in New Jersey, Spain faced England last night. It was only one of several mouthwatering fixtures in this fortnight-long international break, which also brings us the Netherlands vs Germany, Belgium vs France and Norway vs Portugal. The UEFA Nations League is back for a fifth edition, and while there have been the usual grumblings about an untimely disruption to the Premier League season (although not from Tottenham fans, who are glad of the
A Selhurst Park decision might just have sealed Crystal Palace's relegation this season (opens the original)
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It is standard fare for a recently appointed manager to praise their new club's supporters, but the detail in Pierre Sage’s answer suggested he really meant it. “First of all, it’s about the league, to be really honest,” the Frenchman said last month when asked why he had chosen to join Crystal Palace. "And after that it is a special club. It is the only club [in the Premier League] with ultras, and as I said, I like to play for the fans.” Unfortunately for Sage, he never got the chance to exper
Arsenal have the best player in his position in the Premier League - but he shouldn't start (opens the original)
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Last month’s publication of the 2025/26 PFA Team of the Year generated ample debate, but certain positions were beyond doubt. The likes of David Raya, Declan Rice and Bruno Fernandes were shoo-ins in their respective roles, and so too was Jurrien Timber at right-back. The Dutchman enjoyed a magnificent campaign last time out. He was a key part of the Arsenal rearguard that underpinned the club's first title triumph in 22 years. The good news for the Gunners is that Timber is nearing a return to
PSR wasn't perfect, but SCR is a dangerous step in the wrong direction that could destroy the Premier League's unique selling point (opens the original)
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The furore over FIFA's attempt to sell off the World Cup had only just died down when VAR controversies reared their ugly head in the opening weeks of the Premier League season. The demise of PSR appeared to offer temporary relief, yet those minded to celebrate its sudden obsolescence should be wary, EPL executives included. Its replacement abbreviation, SCR, threatens to gravely damage what made England's top tier so successful in the first place. Some explanations are in order. Last November,
How to watch Ajax vs PSV: Live stream details, TV channels, team news and kick-off time for Eredivisie blockbuster (opens the original)
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Watch Ajax vs PSV as the two Eredivisie giants battle it out at the Johan Cruyff Arena, with FourFourTwo bringing you all the details on live streams and TV channels, wherever you are in the world. Ajax have had a solid start to the season, winning two and drawing one of their three matches. Having not won the Eredivisie title since 2022, Michel's men are desperate to finish top this term. PSV have also got out of the blocks quickly, winning three and drawing one of their first four encounters.
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