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Wieke Kaptein fires Chelsea Women past Austria Wien in UWCL opening game; Keira Walsh drops out early with an injury.
The US national team faces a challenge with a shortage of experienced strikers. Damion Downs, as a stopgap measure, has the chance to prove himself in upcoming friendlies.
Marc Cucurella switched from Chelsea to Real Madrid this summer and in the radio program 'El Larguero' he looks back on the impact of this transfer, the criticism at his start to the season and his motivation to succeed at De Koninklijke. He is also asked about a fun bet on a possible Champions League win.
Injury update at Manchester United: a defender could return against Fulham, while Michael Carrick hopes for more windfalls heading into the Premier League match.
Juventus overwhelms NEC 5-0 in the Europa League, taking advantage of tactical weaknesses in NEC's man marking.
For Athletic Club's ultimately canceled match against Levante, Maroan was surprisingly chosen as center forward. Guruzeta and the Williams brothers started on the bench, partly due to injuries and recovery periods. Maroan's starting position was striking, because he had not kicked off since October 2025.
Kamil Grabara has successfully undergone surgery on the anterior cruciate ligament. Juventus confirmed the procedure; recovery is estimated at about seven months.
Monza started the season with only 4 points from 5 games, despite a strong attack. Young players like Varela and Robinson are impressing, but defense remains a concern.
Several summer transfers in the French Ligue 1 make an immediate impression. With goalscorers like Ferran Torres and Pablo Pagis spearheading the forward line, it becomes clear how quickly some newcomers adapt. Goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen shows moments, but still has work to do.
Due to the failure of a transfer for 'Dibu' Martínez, Juventus chooses Guglielmo Vicario as the new number one. The 29-year-old Italian arrived on loan from Tottenham a week ago.
Manchester United loses 2-0 to Hull City, but manager Michael Carrick sticks to his course.
