July 16 – Tonight Norway kick off the quarterfinals of Euro 2025 against Italy, dreaming of a spot in the last four and restoring their glory of old.
July 10 – UEFA has confirmed their new seeding regulations for their club competition knockout rounds, with clubs who finish in the League phase top four – or a team that beats them – guaranteed a home second leg in the round of 16 and quarterfinals.
July 10 – Wales may be staring down the barrel of a group-stage exit at their first ever Women’s EURO, but Rhian Wilkinson let her pride do the talking after their 4-1 defeat to France in St Gallen last night.
July 10 – The Bulgarian Football Union (BFS) and bookmaker ELITBET, which has been the official sponsor of the Bulgarian Third League since last summer, have reached an agreement to extend their partnership.
July 10 – The legendary Carlo Ancelotti has been handed a one-year prison sentence and a €386,000 fine by a Madrid court for dodging tax on his image rights back in 2014, but don’t expect to see the Brazil coach doing time anytime in the pokey soon.
July 10 – Dutch manager Andries Jonker brushed off his side’s historic 4-0 capitulation against England and vowed to prove they still belong amongst the elite.
July 10 – Sometimes failure is more compelling than success, a fact US broadcasting giant Fox can now attest to after it saw its Concacaf Gold Cup final numbers boom, with viewers tuning in to watch the US Men’s National Team’s latest capitulation.
July 10 – Giorgio Chiellini has gone from hired gun to part-owner at LAFC, with the Italian legend officially joining the club’s ownership group.
July 10 – Olympique Lyonnais have pulled off the great escape, with French football’s financial watchdogs at the DNCG reversing their previous decision to relegate the historic Ligue 1 club.
July 10 – The 2025 Gold Cup will go down as one of the most competitive and evenly matched finals tournaments in Gold Cup history. Of the 31 matches played, 24 were decided by single goal.
Nine matches finished as a draw. In the quarter finals three of the four match-ups were decided by a penalty shoot-out.
France 1 Wales 1
July 9 – A rampant France booked their ticket to the quarter-finals with a commanding 4-1 win over Wales in St. Gallen on Wednesday night. Despite heavy rotation, the French side pulled no punches against the Euro debutants, delivering a dominant performance that sends a clear message to whoever awaits them next week.
July 9 – US president Donald Trump will attend the final of the Club World Cup on Sunday at Metlife Stadium, he confirmed.
July 8 – Kylian Mbappé’s decision to withdraw his moral harassment complaint against Uefa Champions League winners and his former employers, Paris Saint-Germain, represents a telling moment of pragmatism from a player who has rarely shied away from confrontation with the team that propelled him to global superstardom.
July 8 – They say that criminals always return to the scene of the crime. In 2015 the US Department of Homeland Security blew the administration of world football off its feet with the FIFAgate scandal and indictment of more than 40 FIFA federation officials.
July 9 – The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) and the United Nations’ Football for the Goals (FFTG) initiative have expanded their footprint with 20 new FA’s set to join the 12 AFC FA’s who are already members.
England 4 Netherlands 0
July 9 – The European champions responded in style to the pressure that had been building after their opening 2-1 defeat against France. England comprehensively demolished the Netherlands 4-0 with Lauren James scoring a brace.