Fifa drops plans to expand 2022 World Cup in Qatar
Fifa has abandoned their plans to expand the 2022 Fifa World Cup in Qatar to include 48 teams. You may also like
Lukaku: WC bulking hampered United form
Romelu Lukaku revealed he had to lose weight after adding too much muscle for Belgium’s World Cup campaign as the Manchester United striker lifted the lid on his slow start to the season. You may also like
Why Bafana need to stick with Baxter
Regardless of Saturday’s result against Nigeria, and the outcome of the African Cup of Nations 2019 qualification campaign, the South African Football Association needs to stick with Bafana Bafana coach Stuart Baxter. DEAN WORKMAN explores. You may also like
Mbappe plays down Pele comparisons
Paris Saint-Germain and France star Kylian Mbappe was happy and proud to be compared to Pele, but said no-one could be like the Brazil great. You may also like
Dismal Germany set unwanted record
Germany’s 2-1 Nations League away to world champions France on Tuesday saw them suffer a sixth loss in a single calendar year for the first time ever. You may also like
Kroos rejects Ozil racism claims again
Toni Kroos has again rejected Mesut Ozil’s accusations of racism against the German Football Federation (DFB), insisting the national team has proven over many years to be a ‘role model for all society’. You may also like
Messi and Ronaldo up for Puskas Award
Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Mohamed Salah are all included in a stellar field for the Fifa Puskas Award. You may also like
Watch: Trump gives media red card at Fifa meeting
Watch as US president Donald Trump jokingly hands the press a red card during a meeting with FIFA president Gianni Infantino on Tuesday. You may also like
Silva pondering international retirement
David Silva is pondering bringing his remarkable international career with Spain to a close and plans to seek advice from his Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola. You may also like
DFB denies Ozil ‘racism’ claim
Mesut Ozil quit international football on Sunday, alleging ‘racism’ on the part of the German Football Federation, which has hit back. You may also like
