Salah, Osimhen battle for AFCON’s bronze
Egypt and Nigeria return to the pitch on Saturday in Casablanca with bronze on the line, just days after semi-final heartbreak ended their AFCON title dreams.
Slot ‘happy’ to welcome Salah back at Liverpool
Arne Slot said he would welcome Mohamed Salah back at Liverpool even if he had 15 attackers as the Egypt forward nears a return from the Africa Cup of Nations.
Throwback: Five most memorable AFCON Finals
There have been 32 AFCON finals since it’s inception in 1957, here we take a look at five of the most memorable ahead of the 2025 decider between Morocco and Senegal.
The Afcon final coaches and their own heartbreak
Rival 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final coaches in Rabat on Sunday, Walid Regragui of Morocco and Pape Thiaw of Senegal, have both experienced the heartbreak of losing a title decider as players.
Watch: Man City to give Carrick’s United nightmare debut!
Soccermag’s Dylan Jonson returns to talk all things Premier League ahead of Gameweek 22.
Carrick faces Manchester derby baptism of fire
Michael Carrick has the chance to make a fine first impression to his short-term stint as Manchester United manager by derailing local rivals Manchester City’s Premier League title challenge on Saturday.
Robertson considering ‘difficult question’ of new deal
Liverpool veteran Andy Robertson said on Thursday he is open to talks with the Anfield hierarchy over the question of a new contract that will keep him at the reigning Premier League champions.
Chelsea paid for costly errors in Arsenal defeat – Rosenior
Liam Rosenior admitted Chelsea paid the price for costly mistakes after Arsenal took advantage of his side’s blunders to win 3-2 in the League Cup semi-final first leg on Wednesday night.
Thiago’s rise from bricklayer to record-breaker at Brentford
Brentford striker Igor Thiago has already made Premier League history – now the Brazilian hopes to take his unlikely success story to the World Cup.
Watch: Sensible Liverpool Transfers
Despite investing more than €480 million in the transfer market, Liverpool’s first season under Arne Slot has exposed lingering structural and tactical gaps.