Soccer
U.S. validate recent progress but room for improvement remains
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Sunday, 30 May 2021 16:16
Heading into this week's CONCACAF Nations League Finals in Denver and, more importantly, World Cup qualifying in the fall, what the United States men's national team needed more than anything was a step up in competition. Its nine-match unbeaten streak over the last 18 months was at least partially a product of the quality of the opposition, which made Sunday's…
Henry rejoins Belgium coaching staff for Euro
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Sunday, 30 May 2021 12:35
Thierry Henry is back in Roberto Martinez's Belgium coaching staff for the European Championship.Belgium, the world's top-ranked team, made the announcement on Sunday, saying Henry and the national team had "unfinished business."- European Soccer Pick 'Em: Compete to win $10,000The former France striker was an assistant coach for Belgium from 2016-18 and he was with the squad for the 2018…
De Bruyne's injury fear with Euro 2020 looming
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Sunday, 30 May 2021 07:55
Kevin De Bruyne is in danger of missing the start of Belgium's Euro 2020 campaign after suffering a fracture to his nose and left orbital during Manchester City's Champions League final defeat against Chelsea on Saturday.The 29-year-old midfielder was forced out of the game in Porto on 60 minutes following a collision with Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger that left De…
Sterling, Walker racially abused after UCL final
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Sunday, 30 May 2021 07:55
Manchester City's Raheem Sterling and Kyle Walker were racially abused on Instagram after the team's 1-0 loss to Chelsea in Saturday's Champions League final, and the social media firm has removed the accounts of those guilty.Sky Sports reported that the pair were sent monkey emojis on their Instagram pages after the game.- Kick It Out's Townsend: 'Fed up with hashtags'…
Chelsea ruthlessness rewarded with Champions League
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Sunday, 30 May 2021 08:05
PORTO, Portugal -- Nothing quite underlines the unusual dynamic between owner and head coach at Chelsea as the first meeting between Roman Abramovich and Thomas Tuchel taking place on the field after they had just won the Champions League on Saturday.Almost an hour beyond the final whistle of the 1-0 victory over Manchester City and with only a few hundred…
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