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Champions League – what to expect: Ex-game show contestant as a coach, a PSG ‘three-peat’? (opens the original)
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The Athletic has live coverage of all Champions League league phase matches Valdas Dambrauskas can phone a friend. He can maybe even turn around and ask the audience. A former Who Wants To Be A Millionaire contestant in his native Lithuania, Dambrauskas used his winnings to pay for his coaching badges in England. On Thursday, he will walk the sideline to the away dugout at Old Trafford. Sabah, last season’s title winners in Azerbaijan, travel to Manchester United in their first-ever game in the
Lionel Messi, loss and the cruellest month of his career (opens the original)
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This article, published on August 28, has been updated to reflect Messi’s international retirement. The sycamore trees sway and the chain-link fences rattle. It’s a cold July day in Arroyo Seco, in the depths of the Argentine winter, and the wind blowing off the Parana River brings a chill to the spectators gathered in the bleachers for a fourth-division game at the Antonio Di Giacomo Stadium. Union Arroyo Seco are the local team here. But on this particular Saturday, they’re not playing at home
Champions League draw: Predictions, key games, star players and surprise packages (opens the original)
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Club football’s most prestigious competition is almost here again. The draw for the league phase of the 2026-27 edition of the Champions League took place in Monaco this evening, with some glorious-looking fixtures in store over the next few months, beginning with matchday one on September 8-10. With the draw fresh in their minds, The Athletic’s experts break down what they are looking forward to seeing, who might flourish or fail, and make their top-eight predictions. James Horncastle: Roma vs
UEFA nations agree to boycott World Cups over FIFA’s private investment plans (opens the original)
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European nations have agreed to boycott the World Cup over FIFA’s plans to sell stakes in the tournament to private investors. The decision to boycott any competition run by FIFA was taken at a virtual meeting of the 55 national associations which are members of UEFA, the European football confederation, on Thursday, according to sources with knowledge of the meeting. That followed news of FIFA’s proposal on Tuesday, with world football’s governing body telling its 211 member associations that t
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