Archive snapshot · Soccer
Thu, Oct 1, 6:46 AM ET
Manchester City found guilty of all 115 Premier League financial charges
The independent commission found City systematically overstated income by around 830 million pounds through inflated sponsorships over nearly a decade, triggeri
ESPN · +15 outlets
Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Portugal camp after coach says he would be benched
Ronaldo departed the national team camp saying he would explain his reasons in time, hours after Jorge Jesus denied any rift while indicating he would not start
ESPN · +14 outlets
Tim Ream announces retirement from international soccer after 16 years
The United States captain and 2026 World Cup skipper ends a 16-year international career with the national team.
The New York Times · +14 outlets
FIFA accuses UEFA of harassment of president Gianni Infantino in Florida court filing
The governing body alleges in a US court filing that UEFA has harassed Infantino, escalating a dispute between world and European football leadership.
NBC 6 South Florida · +14 outlets
Guardiola says he is behind Manchester City after guilty verdict
Guardiola pledged full backing to the club and supporters, saying he will always stand by City after the Premier League found it guilty of financial breaches.
BBC · +13 outlets
Arsenal throw away two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Paris FC in Women's Champions League
A late defensive mix-up gifted Paris FC an equaliser, and sources said Arsenal manager Renee Slegers was too furious to attend her post-match news conference.
BBC · +14 outlets
Chelsea held to 0-0 draw away at Lyon in Women's Champions League
Chelsea had a penalty overturned by VAR and late chances from Lauren James and Maika Hamano in a goalless group-stage draw at Lyon.
BBC · +14 outlets
USMNT beat Chile 4-2 with young squad as Berhalter and Richards shine
Sebastian Berhalter scored and assisted for a second straight match and Chris Richards steadied the defence as the US came from behind to win.
ESPN · +10 outlets
Klopp declines to comment on Manchester City verdict, says he will wait and see
The former Liverpool manager said he would hold off on commenting after City were found guilty of 114 charges of breaching Premier League financial rules.
ESPN · +9 outlets
Savy King earns USWNT U23 call-up, first since 2025 cardiac event
The Angel City defender returns to international duty at any level for the first time since recovering from a cardiac event in May 2025.
ESPN · +1 outlets
Erling Haaland unaffected by Manchester City guilty verdict, Norway teammates say
Norway colleagues said the striker has been unchanged by the headlines around his club ahead of the Nations League game with Wales.
ESPN · +6 outlets
Fulham boss Alvaro Arbeloa charged by FA over Manchester United comments
The FA charged Arbeloa with misconduct for claiming officials would not let Manchester United lose after a late equaliser at Craven Cottage.
ESPN · +14 outlets
La Liga president Tebas calls for most severe sanctions for Manchester City
The La Liga chief said City should face maximum punishment and framed the Premier League case as a warning for governance across European football.
soccernews.com · +14 outlets
England beat Czech Republic 2-0 for first Nations League win
England claimed three points in the Nations League, with player ratings following the win over the Czech Republic.
Tribuna.com · +14 outlets
Rangers exit Europa Cup after 5-0 aggregate defeat to Hammarby
Last season's finalists Hammarby won the second leg 3-0 at Broadwood Stadium to end Rangers' run in the women's Europa Cup.
BBC · +4 outlets
Premier League rivals could seek over £100m each from Manchester City, report says
Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham could pursue compensation claims after City's guilty verdict, according to a journalist's report.
Tribuna.com · +14 outlets
Turkey referees' chief arrested in corruption investigation
The head of Turkey's referees' committee was detained along with six others as part of an investigation into corruption allegations.
BBC
Tebas calls Balogun red card case the most serious incident in football history
The La Liga president said the handling of Folarin Balogun's sending off is the gravest case he has seen in the sport.
The New York Times · +1 outlets

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