Iraola: Brave Basque Ready to Restore Liverpool's Swagger
Andoni Iraola's Bournemouth tenure showcased bravery and attacking flair, making him the ideal candidate to revive Liverpool's identity after a meek title defence.
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PSG Beat Arsenal on Pens; Slot Sacked by Liverpool
Paris Saint-Germain win back-to-back Champions League titles after a penalty shootout victory over Arsenal. Plus, Liverpool sack Arne Slot a year after winning the Premier League, and more on Football Weekly.
Can LA's Fashion District Rebound with the Olympics?
Los Angeles's fashion district, the largest apparel manufacturing hub in the US, faces declining sales and foot traffic. Business leaders hope the 2028 Olympics will revitalize the area.
Arsenal Fans Celebrate Premier League Title: Joy, Pain, Community
Suzanne Wrack reflects on the deep connection between Arsenal fans and the club, celebrating the Premier League title win and the unique joy, pain, and community that football brings.
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How the Bluetones Made Slight Return
Mark Morriss and Adam Devlin recount the story behind the Bluetones' hit 'Slight Return', from its humble beginnings to chart success and enduring legacy.
How Gen Z YouTube Directors Are Taking Over Hollywood
Gen Z YouTube creators like Kane Parsons and Curry Barker are storming Hollywood with blockbuster horror hits Backrooms and Obsession, redefining filmmaking paths.
Socceroos Youthful Squad Promises Exciting World Cup
Tony Popovic's daring selection of young talents for Australia's World Cup squad brings excitement and potential, but the inexperienced group faces tough challenges in Group D against polished opponents.
Kevin Keegan reveals stage four cancer diagnosis
Former England and Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan has revealed he has stage four cancer. The 75-year-old provided an update during a weekend appearance, and Newcastle United sent heartfelt support.
Arsenal PSG Final Gets 16.2M Illegal Streams in UK
Arsenal's Champions League final defeat by PSG attracted over 16.2 million illegal stream views in the UK, with 3.7 million unique IP addresses traced, highlighting piracy concerns.
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PSG's Champions League Win: Greatness Amid Caveats
PSG join European elite after defending Champions League, but questions linger over financial dominance and impact on French football, as Luis Enrique's tactics shine.
England ready for World Cup heat with Team GB help
Thomas Tuchel says England are prepared for the heat and humidity at the 2026 World Cup, with help from Team GB and specialists. The squad has begun a 10-day acclimatisation camp in Florida.
British Football's Bright Future: World Cup Hopes and Club Triumphs
A gripping season of British football ends with World Cup hopes for England and Scotland, plus club triumphs for Arsenal, Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, and Hearts.
Joshua Puts Grief Aside After Crash, Supports Families
Anthony Joshua speaks for the first time since losing two friends in a car crash, focusing on helping their parents as he prepares for a boxing return.
AJ Brown traded to Patriots from Eagles in NFL deal
The Philadelphia Eagles have traded wide receiver AJ Brown to the New England Patriots for a 2028 first-round pick and a 2027 fifth-round pick, reuniting Brown with coach Mike Vrabel.
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French Open wide open as top seeds fall
Flavio Cobolli reaches first grand slam quarter-final at Roland Garros as Sinner and Djokovic exits leave men's draw wide open for a new champion.
London City Lionesses set to sign Earps and León
London City Lionesses are poised to sign goalkeeper Mary Earps and Barcelona defender Mapi León on free transfers, aiming to boost their squad and fanbase.
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Interest in joining England's Premiership Women's Rugby is high, but travel and financial challenges for non-professional players pose key obstacles to expansion.
Liverpool Talks with Iraola for Head Coach Role
Liverpool have initiated formal talks with Andoni Iraola to become head coach, replacing the sacked Arne Slot. Iraola, available after leaving Bournemouth, is the frontrunner due to his aggressive style.
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With the 2026 World Cup days away, US fans and players feel the tournament hasn't fully arrived yet, despite preparations and branding across the country.
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