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Katja García makes her debut at a men's World Cup as the third female head referee and will referee Tunisia - Netherlands in the group stage of the 2026 World Cup. The American Tori Penso will also be appointed again. This marks a historic moment and further breakthrough for women in international football.
England started the 2026 World Cup strongly with a 4-2 victory over Croatia, thanks in part to an outstanding Jude Bellingham. National coach Thomas Tuchel spoke highly of his midfielder and emphasized the importance of team spirit as England prepare for their next group match against Ghana.
Lionel Messi, considered by many to be the greatest footballer of all time, once again proved vulnerable from the penalty spot. In the group match against Austria he missed World Cup penalties for the third time in seven. The Argentinian has had ups and downs on penalties throughout his career, despite his unprecedented successes and records.
Bristol Rovers have signed defender Ciaran Kelly on a two-year deal following his departure from Bradford City.
Giulio Gallazzi, president of Alcione Milano, has been elected to the new Federal Council of the FIGC and promises to commit himself to the goals of the Lega Pro.
Atlético's Julian Alvarez has indicated that he wants to leave, with the ambition to realize his dream transfer.
Italian side Como have extended Ivan Smolcic's contract, highlighting his important role in the team and historic qualification for the Champions League.
Arsen Zaharyan's representative has debunked rumors of Krasnodar's interest in the player, saying there has been no contact with the club.
Despite the mediocre preparation, Sweden has two weapons. The Dutch team must remain alert towards the 2026 World Cup.
England coach Thomas Tuchel is working towards the 2026 World Cup with three attacking choices: Saka's form, Rashford versus Gordon and Bellingham or Rogers at number 10.
Derek McInnes, now manager of Rangers, could be banned for his comments about a penalty awarded to Celtic in the closing stages of a game against Motherwell, made while he was still at Hearts. Both McInnes and Motherwell and their midfielder Elliott Watt have been summoned to a disciplinary hearing by the Scottish Football Association.
