Dembélé quiere más: "El año que viene volvemos a por la tercera"
Ousmane se mostró eufórico durante los festejos por las calles de París
Saturday, October 10, 2026
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Ousmane se mostró eufórico durante los festejos por las calles de París
La UEFA ha premiado el tanto del uruguayo al equipo inglés en el Bernabéu en la ida de octavos
Continúa siendo el equipo que más partidos ha disputado en la historia de la competición y todavía no ha conseguido ganarla
Abierto hasta el lunes 1 de septiembre (23:59 h.)
Luke Littler questioned future after tough times in Brighton and Manchester during Premier League season; world No 1 beat Luke Humphries 11-10 in gripping final to lift trophy for second time in three years; Wayne Mardle says Littler playing at "peak level" and can win in different ways
When David Raya steps out onto the pitch for Saturday’s Champions League Final, he’ll do so to the soundtrack of nearly 70,000 boisterous spectators. It’ll be a far cry from the bumpy pitches and concrete terracing of England’s non-league the goalkeeper once graced. Twelve years ago, he was a Spanish teenager on a character-building loan spell with then fifth-tier Southport FC. Fast forward to today, he’s one of the most influential keepers of his generation and stands on the brink of history as Arsenal chases a first ever Champions League crown. He’s been reflecting on his remarkable rise through the English football pyramid to the biggest stage in the club game with CNN’s Amanda Davies.
Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya tells CNN’s Amanda Davies his side has a “big chance” of winning its first Champions League title Saturday when the Gunners face defending champions Paris Saint-Germain. The North London couldn’t be in higher spirits coming off the back of winning the Premier League for the first time in 22 years, a moment Raya has described as a “turning point” for the club. Watch the full interview Friday 830amEST on CNN International.
With less than three weeks to go until the start of the World Cup, questions remain over Iran’s participation due to ongoing visa discussions. CNN’s Matias Grez reports.
After 22 years, Arsenal have won the Premier League after Manchester City drew 1-1 with Bournemouth. Thousands of fans then journeyed to the stadium to celebrate.
Vendors in and around SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif., have expressed fear as the Trump administration has signaled ICE will help provide security for the World Cup.
North Korea’s Naegohyang Women’s Football Club arrived at the Incheon International Airport to compete in the Asian Women’s Champions League this week. This marks the first time in more than 7 years that a North Korean team has touched down to compete on South Korean soil.
FIFA announced its lineup for the World Cup final halftime show, set for July 19 at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium. CNN’s Bijan Hosseini reports.
Gracie Smith and Sophie Kelly are set to miss out on the Commonwealth Games due to logistical issues and competition; <strong>Watch the Netball Super League live on Sky Sports</strong>
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Marie-Louise Eta became a history maker at FC Union Berlin. She’s the first woman to coach a men’s team in any of Europe’s top-five leagues. However, the reception to this hire has been split. CNN’s Sebastian Shukla reports.
A 70-boat flotilla sets sail from Spain, aiming to break Israel’s naval blockade on Gaza amid history of interceptions.
Former England international Tamsin Greenway reacts to Jess Thirlby stepping down as head coach ahead of the Commonwealth Games and discusses England's long-term options: "I think they would be naïve to think this is the only group that can take that team forward."
Anna Stembridge will take over as England head coach for the 2026 Commonwealth Games following the departure of Jess Thirlby, who has stepped down after nearly seven years in the job since replacing Tracey Neville.