Uefa confirms new Nations League schedule
England will kick off their next Nations League campaign in Iceland on 5 September after Uefa announced a revised schedule for the competition. You may also like
Three PSG players test positive for coronavirus
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Lyon’s Aulas threatens action against French state if Ligue 1 does not resume
Lyon president Jean Michel Aulas has underlined his determination to restart the Ligue 1 season, while suggesting that he could sue the French state should the decision go against his club. You may also like
Wenger warns Ligue 1 clubs against foreign investors
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Bafana Bafana midfielder Bongani Zungu would like to secure a move away from French club Amiens SC to England or Spain, after his side was relegated to Ligue 2 following the decision to cancel the Ligue 1 season due to the coronavirus pandemic. You may also like
Ligue 1 becomes second league cancelled due to coronavirus
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Nations League draw concludes as competition enters second edition
England will take on Belgium, Denmark and Iceland in the Uefa Nations League as the draw for the second edition of the tournament took place on Tuesday evening. You may also like
Algeria manager not interested in calling up Benzema
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Wales steals win over brave France
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France survive Tonga scare
France turned in an error-strewn performance but ultimately got the job done as they downed Tonga 23-21 at the Kobe Misaki Stadium in Kobe on Sunday. You may also like
