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When is the World Cup Draw — and How to Follow it Live From Your Country

When is the World Cup Draw — and How to Follow it Live From Your Country

When, Where and How the Draw Takes Place * The final draw for FIFA World Cup 26™ will take place on Friday 5 December 2025. * The venue is the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. * The draw starts at 12:00 PM Eastern Time (ET) — that corresponds to 18:00 Central European Time (CET). * The draw will assign the 48 participating teams into 12 groups (Groups A–L), each containing 4 teams. * Seeding works via four “pots”: teams are pre-allocated to Pot

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The 2026 World Cup draw: A New Era Begins — and History May Await

The 2026 World Cup draw: A New Era Begins — and History May Await

With the final draw for the FIFA World Cup 2026 now only days away (Friday, December 5), football fans across the globe are holding their breath. Hosted jointly by United States, Canada and Mexico, this edition will be the biggest ever — a bold reimagining of football’s marquee tournament. What’s Different: Format, Scale and Stakes * For the first time, 48 teams will compete — up from 32 in previous tournaments. * The group stage will now consist of 12 groups of four, instead of eight gr

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Halfway Through the Chaos: What the Champions League’s New League Phase Really Tells Us

Halfway Through the Chaos: What the Champions League’s New League Phase Really Tells Us

As the second half of the Champions League’s league phase kicks off, Europe’s giants face a new reality: the race for the top eight is brutal, the fight to stay inside the top twenty-four is unforgiving, and the margin for error is shrinking fast. A Competition Transformed Last season’s format revolution – scrapping traditional four-team groups for a single, sprawling 36-team league table – has reshaped the Champions League into something far more volatile. Eight matches per team, randomly dr

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Europe’s World Cup Playoff: A Knockout Maze With No Margin for Error

Europe’s World Cup Playoff: A Knockout Maze With No Margin for Error

When UEFA gathers on Thursday (November 20) at 12:00 UK time to draw the brackets for Europe’s World Cup playoff, it won’t just be deciding matchups — it will be defining four separate survival paths. Twelve teams, four tickets, and a format that rewards clarity under pressure as much as quality on paper. There are no two-legged ties. No away-goals cushion. Just semifinals and finals, each played over a single match. One bad night, and the journey ends. Four Pots, Four Stories Pot 1: Heavyw

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Europe’s Road to the World Cup: Who’s Heading for North America — and Who Faces the Play-offs?

Europe’s Road to the World Cup: Who’s Heading for North America — and Who Faces the Play-offs?

As the dust begins to settle on the penultimate international break of the cycle, Europe’s World Cup qualifying campaign is entering its decisive week. Over the next six or seven days, dreams will be realised, hearts will be broken and the final puzzle pieces of the continent’s route to next summer’s World Cup in North America will fall into place. For some, the job is all but done. For others, a nerve-shredding playoff route beckons — or, for the luckier few, a second chance earned through the

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As the Giants Keep Scoring – Europe’s Next Wave of Strikers Emerges

As the Giants Keep Scoring – Europe’s Next Wave of Strikers Emerges

Europe’s great goal machines keep ploughing through their leagues with unstoppable force. Erling Haaland, Harry Kane and Kylian Mbappé exist in their own universe right now – relentless, efficient, and almost immune to the fluctuations that affect ordinary strikers. But behind that dazzling front line lies another story: those trying to keep up. Players who, without the same star power or resources, are still making their mark. This is a continental snapshot of Europe’s leading scorers – and pe

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The Return: Trent Alexander-Arnold Comes Back to Anfield in White

The Return: Trent Alexander-Arnold Comes Back to Anfield in White

“He was one of us. Then he wasn’t.” For Liverpool, Anfield has always been more than bricks and turnstiles. It is ritual, emotion, memory. On the eve of his return, the Kop will hum a familiar hum — but for Trent Alexander-Arnold, the noise may feel unfamiliar while wearing the white of Real Madrid. When a player leaves a club under amicable terms, the return is often a warm occasion: applause, nostalgia, maybe a few chants remembering the old days. But when the separation is messy, when leavi

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Under Pressure: Europe’s Coaching Carousel Is Already Spinning

Under Pressure: Europe’s Coaching Carousel Is Already Spinning

Just over two months into the new season, the managerial merry-go-round across Europe is already in full swing. Some of the continent’s biggest clubs are wobbling, others are burning through coaches at record speed — and a familiar cast of unemployed tacticians are circling, waiting for the next opportunity. Arne Slot and Liverpool: From Glory to Growing Pains Barely half a year ago, Arne Slot was the toast of Liverpool. A Premier League title in his debut campaign crowned him as Jürgen Klopp

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La Liga’s Miami U-Turn: A Victory For Football

La Liga’s Miami U-Turn: A Victory For Football

When La Liga announced it was shelving plans to stage the match between Villarreal and Barcelona in Miami, it did more than cancel a flight. It drew a line in the sand — a small but significant stand for football’s identity. In an era when leagues chase new markets and television revenue, La Liga’s decision felt refreshingly grounded: a recognition that football’s magic depends on place — on the people, stadiums, and cities that have carried its meaning for over a century. The Miami experimen

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Liverpool’s Identity Crisis: Arne Slot’s Reds Are Running on Empty

Liverpool’s Identity Crisis: Arne Slot’s Reds Are Running on Empty

Something feels wrong at Liverpool. A club that just months ago stood on top of English football now looks adrift — unsure of its direction, uncertain of its identity. Four consecutive defeats, their worst run since 2014, and suddenly last season’s champions look like a team that’s lost its soul. It wasn’t supposed to be like this. When Arne Slot guided Liverpool to the Premier League title in his first campaign, the narrative wrote itself: a smooth transition, a fresh face building upon the ir

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The Fall of Sweden: How Jon Dahl Tomasson’s Revolution Turned Into a National Football Crisis

The Fall of Sweden: How Jon Dahl Tomasson’s Revolution Turned Into a National Football Crisis

From calm order to chaos — Sweden’s golden stability lies in ruins as the nation watches its footballing identity crumble. For generations, Swedish football was built on something deeply Scandinavian: order, structure, and the quiet conviction that collective strength conquers all. It wasn’t glamorous, but it was reliable. The 4-4-2 system — rigid, industrious, unyielding — carried Sweden to tournaments, shocked giants, and gave the country a footballing identity rooted in discipline and trust

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The Road to North America: Europe’s Qualifiers Enter a Defining Week

The Road to North America: Europe’s Qualifiers Enter a Defining Week

The race for a ticket to next summer’s World Cup in North America is heating up fast — and for some nations, this week could make or break their dreams. With only a few rounds of fixtures left, the margin for error is razor thin. For the favorites, it’s about sealing the deal; for the chasers, it’s all about survival. Group A: Germany Under Pressure to Reignite Their Campaign After a shock 2–0 defeat to Slovakia in their opener, Germany’s qualifying campaign already needs a reboot. A home clas

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Strandvallen at the Heart of a Miracle: Mjällby on the Brink of Historic Title

Strandvallen at the Heart of a Miracle: Mjällby on the Brink of Historic Title

On the wind-battered shores of Listerlandet, in the fishing village of Hällevik with just over a thousand inhabitants, Swedish football is on the verge of witnessing one of its most improbable fairytales. Mjällby AIF, a club that has so often lived in the shadows of the nation’s giants, now stands on the brink of winning the Allsvenskan title. After last weekend’s 1–0 victory over Brommapojkarna, combined with Hammarby’s stumble away at Halmstad, Mjällby has opened up an 11-point lead at the su

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Five Surprise Packages in Europe’s Top Five Leagues This Season

Five Surprise Packages in Europe’s Top Five Leagues This Season

The new European season has already delivered a handful of genuine surprises. While the Bundesliga and Ligue 1 are once again dominated by the usual suspects, elsewhere several clubs have defied expectations and shaken up the standings. Newly promoted sides in particular have taken the early weeks by storm, challenging the notion that the top levels of football are a closed shop. That matters, because in modern football the margins for surprise are shrinking. In the Premier League, for example,

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The 15 Best Players Never to Win the Men's Ballon d’Or: From Lost Legends to Today’s Stars

The 15 Best Players Never to Win the Men's Ballon d’Or: From Lost Legends to Today’s Stars

The football world is still buzzing after Monday night’s Ballon d’Or ceremony, where Ousmane Dembélé capped off a remarkable year by lifting the game’s most prestigious individual award. His triumph has once again reignited one of football’s favorite debates: which legendary players never got their hands on the golden ball? The Ballon d’Or is supposed to crown the very best. And yet, through quirks of timing, politics, and sheer bad luck, some of the game’s greatest icons finished their careers

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