Jack Lang
Football Writer at The Athletic
Football writer for The Athletic https://t.co/DjoE6wqd0M https://t.co/ZimqkKyEXN
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | James Horncastle |Jack Lang
Michael Olise’s late goal ensured Bayern Munich beat Boca Juniors despite a wonderful individual goal from Miguel Merentiel to become the first European team to qualify for the knockout stages at the Club World Cup. Bayern could have been 3-0 up after 20 minutes with Olise’s Olimpico (a goal direct from a corner) disallowed by VAR and Kingsley Coman missing an open goal from inside the six-yard box either side of Harry Kane’s 18th-minute strike.
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1 week ago |
voici.fr | Emelina Dom |Jack Lang |Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine
La musique est au cœur de notre quotidien. Ce 21 juin, comme tous les ans, elle sera célébrée dans de nombreuses villes. Si la chaleur vous décourage de sortir, il sera aussi possible de faire la fête devant la télévision. Elle s'invitera d'ailleurs dès ce soir, avec une nouvelle émission Musiques en fête, toujours animée par Cyril Féraud.
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1 week ago |
nyti.ms | Max Mathews |David Jordan |Liam Twomey |Felipe Cardenas |Stuart James |Larry Henry | +1 more
Flamengo 0-1 Chelsea: Latest updatesChelsea have taken the lead against Flamengo after Pedro Neto fired them ahead in the second round of group games at the 2025 Club World Cup in Philadelphia. The Premier League giants and the Brazilian side both won their tournament openers 2-0, against LAFC of the MLS and ES Tunis respectively, to get their Group D campaigns off to a flyer. Both will hope to wrap up qualification for the knockout stages today in Pennsylvania.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Jack Lang
The first thing you heard was the drums: the rat-tat-tat of the pandeiro, the bone-shaking thunder of the surdo. Later, after the rhythm section had moved from the concourse to the stands, they unfurled their banners, black and white, declarations of love draped over railings and barriers. They came in hope. Hope that their team, South America’s champions, could bloody the nose of Europe’s best.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Jack Lang |Jordan Campbell |Austin Green
Europe’s teams lost twice in one day at the Club World Cup as Botafogo shocked Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain to take control of group B. The Copa Libertadores holders took a first-half lead when Marlon Freitas released Igor Jesus who got the better of PSG centre-backs Willian Pacho and Lucas Beraldo before getting a shot away that deflected off Pacho and past Gianluigi Donnarumma.
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