Saturday, January 19, 2019

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Sunday, November 25, 2018

Peaky Blinders helps Emery sharpen up his English

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Peaky Blinders helps Emery sharpen up his English
The Arsenal coach has been improving his language skills by watching the TV drama series.

Saturday, November 24, 2018

Jose Mourinho Reveals Romelu Lukaku Mission Amid Striker's Struggles

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Jose Mourinho Reveals Romelu Lukaku Mission Amid Striker's Struggles
Romelu Lukaku has failed to score for Manchester United since September 15.

Friday, November 23, 2018

Five talking points ahead of England’s autumn international against Australia

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Five talking points ahead of England’s autumn international against Australia
England end the autumn with a clash against the Wallabies.

Thursday, November 22, 2018

I should have faced Mourinho – Casillas rues Real Madrid fall-out

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I should have faced Mourinho – Casillas rues Real Madrid fall-out
I should have faced Mourinho – Casillas rues Real Madrid fall-out
Iker Casillas has revealed his regret at not confronting Jose Mourinho during the pair's fractious relationship at Real Madrid. Mourinho spent three years in charge at the Santiago Bernabeu between 2010 and 2013, a period which delivered one league title and one Copa del Rey. Although that LaLiga-winning side racked up 100 points and scored 121 goals en route to dethroning Barcelona in 2012, Mourinho was far from a universally popular figure in the Spanish capital. That included a bust-up with Casillas, whose close friendship with his Spain colleagues at Barca reportedly angered Mourinho. The goalkeeper was dropped midway through the 2012-13 campaign with Diego Lopez preferred in his place, while rumours began to circulate that Casillas was the source of stories leaked to the media regarding disagreements between Mourinho and key figures within the squad. "He was brought in to compete with Barcelona and brought moments of great tension and that Madridismo that I mentioned that I don't like came out, there was a limit that he went to with me that I didn't want to go to," Casillas old Universo Valdano channel Vamos. "The third year wasn't all good, although we won LaLiga and it seems that there were many people whose relationship was shaken. "It wasn't good for him, nor for me nor for the club. I think if it happened all over again, I would have taken the bull by the horns and faced Mourinho. 56 - Iker Casillas has kept more clean sheets than any other goalkeeper in #UCL history. Legend. pic.twitter.com/pxpVzV9XAY — OptaJose (@OptaJose) 6 March 2018 "At that time, I opted to be quiet and I thought that was the way to honour the values of Real Madrid. "Nobody has wanted to talk about Mourinho to this day and I think it is maybe better to let it be and let it go."

Wednesday, November 21, 2018

Italy nets stoppage time goal to beat United States

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Italy nets stoppage time goal to beat United States
Italy nets stoppage time goal to beat United States

In his final match as U.S. soccer coach, Dave Sarachan gave Christian Pulisic the captain’s arm band for the first time and sent out the youngest lineup since the American team started keeping records.

Matteo Politano scored his first international goal in the fourth minute of second-half stoppage time, and Italy beat the United States 1-0 in an exhibition Tuesday night at Genk, Belgium, as Pulisic became the youngest captain since the American team’s records began in 1990.

Pulisic was the only holdover in the U.S. starting lineup from last Thursday’s 3-0 loss at England. At 20 years, 63 days, Pulisic bettered Landon Donovan, who was 22 years, 220 days when he first captained the Americans in a World Cup qualifier at El Salvador on Oct. 9, 2004, a match regular captain Claudio Reyna missed because of a quadriceps injury.

"It’s a huge honour. For the coaches, the staff, the team to trust me to be captain of the team, it means everything," Pulisic said. "I was never a captain in my life and now to be for the United States men’s national team, it’s an incredible honour. It doesn’t matter what age you are. I will never forget this moment."

Before last week, Pulisic had played just once for the U.S. since the October 2017 defeat at Trinidad and Tobago that ended the Americans’ streak of seven straight World Cup appearances. He missed some games because of minor injuries, others to concentrate on his club career with Borussia Dortmund in Germany.

Coach Bruce Arena quit after the loss in Trinidad and was replaced on an interim basis by Sarachan, his top assistant. As the U.S. Soccer Federation restructured under new president Carlos Cordeiro, Sarachan transitioned to a younger roster and guided the Americans to three wins, five losses and four ties in 12 exhibitions.

"Well, it was my last game. I haven’t been told that, but it’s evident there’s going to be a change in the very near future," Sarachan said. "To look back on the games that we played, the players that we’ve exposed to this level, that we brought forth, I’m certain it’s going to pay dividends down the line. So for me I feel as though when the next person comes in, they’re going to have a great starting point and that makes me feel good."

Pulisic was moved from wide midfield to forward in a 3-5-2 formation against Italy. The new coach will face the issue of where to deploy Pulisic, who usually is wide for Dortmund.

Romain Gall, a 23-year-old midfielder, replaced Pulisic in the 83rd minute and became the 23rd player to make his debut under Sarachan. New U.S. general manager Earnie Stewart has said a new coach will be hired later this year, and Columbus Crew coach Gregg Berhalter is the favourite. The new coach will take over for a January training camp followed by a pair of friendlies, and his first competitive matches will be next June at the CONCACAF Gold Cup.

"In a lot of ways with the interim role, it’s a difficult space to navigate, and I think he did it extremely well," midfielder Wil Trapp said of the 64-year-old Sarachan. "He could have mailed it in in a lot of ways but he didn’t do that one bit. He did all of us as a players a real service."

Nine of the 11 U.S. starters were 23 or younger, and the lineup’s average age of 22 years, 71 days was an American record low, besting the 22-160 against Bolivia on May 28.

Ethan Horvath, a 23-year-old goalkeeper on his home field for Club Brugge, made his third international appearance and first since last November at Portugal. He had five saves before the goal by Politano, a 25-year-old winger playing his second match for the Azzurri.

Politano passed to Marco Verratti about 25 yards above the penalty arc and sprinted through the penalty area. Roberto Gagliardini beat defender Aaron Long to Verratti’s feed into the area and poked the ball ahead to the onrushing Politano, who cut past Jorge Villafana, touched the ball from his left foot to his right and beat Horvath from 8 yards. The goal with about 25 seconds left capped a buildup that included a dozen passes.

"I’m kind of disappointed with the late goal, but on the other side I think I can be proud of how I performed tonight," said Horvath, who in the last month has gotten regular club playing time for the first stretch this season. "The past year has not been easy. And all I can do is believe in myself and believe what I’m doing each day is the correct thing."

Notes: The U.S. will play Costa Rica in an exhibition on Feb. 2 at Avaya Stadium in San Jose, California. … The U.S. finished with three wins, five losses and three draws in 2018, its fewest games in a year since going 1-2 in 1987, all that June at the President’s Cup in South Korea. The Americans have one win and three draws in 12 matches against Italy.

Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Alphonso Davies to train with Bayern Munich before Christmas

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Alphonso Davies to train with Bayern Munich before Christmas
Alphonso Davies to train with Bayern Munich before Christmas

Even though Alphonso Davies doesn’t officially join Bayern Munich until January, he will be heading to Munich for an orientation of sorts before the end of the year.

Davies revealed that he will spend a few weeks training with Bayern leading up to Christmas. He will then return home to Edmonton for the holidays before heading back to Munich where he’ll hope to make his official debut with the club in 2019.

Davies is now eligible to train with Bayern as he turned 18 years old on Nov. 2.

The Canadian international became the most expensive outgoing transfer in MLS history after signing a contract with Bayern until 2023 back in July. He spent three seasons with the Vancouver Whitecaps, posting eight goals and 12 assists in 65 regular-season games.