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Barcelona Hit With Major Blow: De Jong Out vs Atlético Madrid

Spain Wins Women’s Nations League Title Behind Rising Stars Pina and Vicky López

Lamine Yamal Faces Crucial Test to Confirm His Star Role at Barcelona

Real Madrid Drops Out of First Place After Another Stumble Away from Home

Cristiano Ronaldo Beats the “Unbeatable” Robot Goalkeeper in Viral Tech Challenge

USWNT Stays Unbeaten in Orlando and Dominates Italy 3–0

Portugal Crowned U-17 World Champions After Historic Run in Qatar

Liverpool Matches a Negative Record Not Seen Since 1953 After 1–4 Collapse vs PSV

Aitana Bonmatí Arrives in Mexico to Join TUDN for the 2026 World Cup

Florentino Pérez Gives Xabi Alonso Full Backing to Lead Real Madrid Through Turbulent Moment

Kylian Mbappé Makes History With Hat-Trick in Under 7 Minutes — And Scores Four in Greece

Napoli Honors Maradona With Emotional Win and McTominay Brace in Champions League

Portugal Advances to U-17 World Cup Final After Dramatic Shootout Against Brazil

Chelsea Dominates Barcelona in Champions League After Araujo Red Card Turns the Match

Real Madrid Hit With Massive Defensive Absences Ahead of Champions League Clash

Cristiano Ronaldo Cleared for World Cup After FIFA Reduces Suspension

Vinicius Jr. Freezes Contract Talks and Questions His Role Under Xabi Alonso at Real Madrid

Real Madrid’s Overreliance on Kylian Mbappé Becomes Clear in Scoring Slump

The Premier League has taken a major step in reshaping its financial policy by rejecting a strict salary cap and instead approving a new spending-control framework. Clubs voted against the proposal known as TBA, which would have tied wage limits to the earnings of the lowest-revenue club in the league. Instead, they backed a flexible model based on each club’s real income. At the center of this reform is the Squad Cost Ratio (SCR), which sets how much each club can spend on i

LaLiga’s Matchday 13 brings back club football after the international break with high stakes, emotional clashes, and classic rivalries. The action begins Friday night at Mestalla, where Valencia CF hosts Levante UD in the first Valencia derby in more than three and a half years. Both teams sit near the bottom of the table, turning this local rivalry into a pressure test for two struggling squads in need of a turnaround. The Derby del Turia is much more than a neighborhood ri