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Amorim ‘really confident’ in Onana despite gaffes

Ruben Amorim says he remains “really confident” in André Onana despite the goalkeeper’s two blunders costing Manchester United a crucial Europa League victory against Lyon on Wednesday.

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MLS won’t switch to fall/spring schedule before ’27

MLS has announced that the league will explore a switch to its schedule that would align with the international soccer calendar as early as 2027, as well as possible changes to the format of the regular season and playoffs

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Onana has a night to forget for Man United, as Matić gets the last laugh

André Onana’s performance against Lyon for Manchester United could have cost Ruben Amorim’s team a chance to qualify for the semifinals of the Europa League.

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Mbappé lawyers have court seize €55m from PSG

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South America proposes 64-team 2030 World Cup

The president of South American soccer’s ruling body CONMEBOL made an official proposal on Thursday to expand the men’s 2030 World Cup from 32 teams to 64.

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Champions League talking points: Is anyone brave enough to write off Madrid?

Three goals are surely enough to see Arsenal through to the semis, right? ESPN’s writers tackle that, and some of the other most burning Champions League questions.

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PSG’s comeback against Villa shows desire for Champions League glory

Paris Saint-Germain achieves an important 3-1 first-leg quarterfinal win against Aston Villa, which allows them to contend for the Champions League.

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Arsenal secure a Champions League win for the ages as Real Madrid hope for Bernabéu magic

This was Arsenal’s finest hour in Champions League history, such that it’s hard to believe even Real Madrid can wage a comeback in the quarterfinal’s return leg.

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Police charge man over alleged Grealish assault

A man has been charged after an alleged assault of Manchester City midfielder Jack Grealish at Old Trafford on Sunday.

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Betis ‘cautiously optimistic’ of signing Utd’s Antony

Real Betis chief executive Ramon Alarcon has said he is “cautiously optimistic” that Antony will continue at the club beyond this summer.

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