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The U.S. Men’s National Team (USMNT) is turning its focus inward, emphasizing mental preparation as players gear up for the 2026 World Cup, which will be held on home soil. Veterans of the team say psychological readiness and belief in their abilities are key to performing under the intense pressure of a World Cup stage. Team leaders are working closely with sports psychologists and coaches to ensure players can manage stress, stay focused, and maintain confidence during high-stakes matches. The goal is to combine physical skill with mental resilience to compete at the highest level. Players are participating in sessions…

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England are exploring alternative training camp locations for the 2026 World Cup amid growing concern that their preferred base in Kansas could be allocated to the Netherlands instead. The FA has sent staff to the United States this week to scout possible sites, particularly on the east coast, as a contingency. Thomas Tuchel had approved plans for England to train at Sporting Kansas City’s high-performance centre following a pre-tournament camp in Fort Lauderdale. However, because the Netherlands will play group matches in Kansas, Houston and Arlington, FIFA rules on proximity mean they are likely to receive first choice for the…

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Ethics committee receives complaint A human rights group accuses Fifa president Gianni Infantino of breaking the body’s neutrality rules. The group says he supported United States president Donald Trump through awards and public praise. It asked Fifa’s ethics committee to investigate his actions. The group sent a complaint letter that a British sports outlet reviewed without naming itself in the text. The letter claims Infantino committed four clear breaches of Fifa’s neutrality principles. It says awarding a peace prize to a sitting leader already violates neutrality. It adds that Infantino cannot set Fifa’s mission or values on his own. Infantino…

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Dominik Szoboszlai scored an 88th-minute penalty to give Liverpool a vital win over Inter Milan in the Champions League.Mohamed Salah missed the match after claiming the club had “thrown him under the bus” and breaking down relations with manager Arne Slot.Alessandro Bastoni tugged Florian Wirtz’s shirt in the box, and VAR awarded Liverpool the decisive penalty.Liverpool held on despite Inter keeper Yann Sommer diving the correct way, as Szoboszlai’s shot carried too much power. Liverpool Stabilizes Form Liverpool ended a turbulent period by remaining unbeaten in four games after suffering nine defeats in twelve matches.The Reds earned 12 points from…

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Tottenham Hotspur and England winger Jessica Naz has been ruled out for the rest of the season after tearing the ACL in her right knee during Spurs’ WSL win over Aston Villa on Sunday. The club confirmed she will undergo surgery. This is the 25-year-old’s second ACL injury, having previously spent 18 months out after damaging her other knee in 2019. Since returning, Naz earned six England caps and became a key player for Spurs, featuring in all 10 league matches this season and helping the team climb to fifth, just two points behind Chelsea. Her setback adds to a…

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Pressure rises before the City showdownXabi Alonso’s future at Real Madrid remains undecided, yet Wednesday’s Champions League match against Manchester City could define it. Fans grow impatient and booed the team after Sunday’s 2-0 loss to Celta Vigo, prompting an emergency meeting about Alonso’s position. Real sit four points behind Barcelona and have won only one of their last five league games. The dramatic slump since the October win over Barcelona now leaves Alonso’s survival chances very thin. Alonso arrived in the summer with a modern plan, but the club still resists this necessary shift. President Florentino Pérez never fully…

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The 2025 NFL playoff race saw significant changes following Week 14, setting the stage for a thrilling postseason. In the AFC, the Denver Broncos moved up to the No. 1 seed with a win over the Raiders, while the New England Patriots also maintain an 11-2 record. The Jacksonville Jaguars, Pittsburgh Steelers, Los Angeles Chargers, Buffalo Bills, and Houston Texans occupy the remaining playoff spots, with the Indianapolis Colts and Baltimore Ravens still in contention but facing difficult paths to secure a postseason berth. Week 14 clarified the AFC standings. Losses by the Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs strengthened Pittsburgh’s…

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Manchester United faced real danger at Molineux but eventually claimed a win that lifted them to sixth.Home fans delayed their entrance for 15 minutes to protest the club’s Chinese ownership.Wolves ended a 540-minute scoring drought when Jean-Ricner Bellegarde drove a loose ball into the corner.David Moller Wolfe mishit a shot, and the deflection created the opening for Bellegarde.United wasted multiple chances, including a bizarre miss from Bruno Fernandes after Andre lingered on the ball and lost possession. Visitors Shift Momentum After the Break Luke Shaw produced a strong tackle on Bellegarde and launched a counter-attack early in the second half.Diogo…

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Crystal Palace continued their impressive form as Marc Guéhi’s late header secured a 2-1 victory away at Fulham, pushing Palace into the Premier League’s top four. The defender rose at the near post to meet a corner near the end of the match, stunning Marco Silva’s side and sealing Palace’s third win over Fulham within a year. Eddie Nketiah opened the scoring for Palace on his first league start of the season, finishing sharply after excellent build-up play from Adam Wharton and Tyrick Mitchell. Fulham hit back with a moment of brilliance from Harry Wilson, who curled in a superb…

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Tensions rise between Salah and Slot Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is threatening to damage his own legacy, according to former Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney. Salah admitted on Saturday that he felt “thrown under the bus” by Liverpool and claimed his relationship with head coach Arne Slot has broken down. Rooney argued that Slot must now assert his authority and consider excluding the Egypt international from Liverpool’s upcoming matches. “Arne Slot has to show his authority and pull him in, saying ‘you are not travelling with the team, what you said is not acceptable,’” Rooney said on his latest podcast…

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