Max Mathews
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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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nyti.ms | Michael Dominski |Ed Mackey |Max Mathews |Jack Lang |Austin Green |Mario Cortegana | +1 more
Real Madrid 1-1 Al Hilal in second halfReal Madrid and Al-Hilal are level 1-1 in the second half of their match on day five of the 2025 Club World Cup. Gonzalo Garcia scored the opening goal for the Spanish side before Ruben Neves equalized from the penalty spot in the first half. Xabi Alonso's first line-up in charge of Madrid saw Trent Alexander-Arnold and Dean Huijsen handed their team debuts, while star forward Kylian Mbappe missed out due to illness.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Luke Brown |Max Mathews
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Max Mathews
His England side had been deservedly beaten by Senegal in Nottingham on Tuesday. Not only that - their celebrations had reached his ears. " You feel what it means to them to beat us," he told the media, snarkily. "I heard it because my changing room was next to the dressing room of Senegal. "Would we have celebrated in the same manner? Would I have been screaming? Would the players... have thought, 'It's just a friendly match and the gaffer needs to calm down?'" Just a friendly?
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Max Mathews
After Thomas Tuchel's new team continued its perfect start to World Cup 2026 qualifying with victory against Andorra on Saturday, the time has come for a(nother) free hit. And it arrives in the shape of a Senegal side who only made the Round of 16 at the previous Africa Cup of Nations, 18 months ago. How will Tuchel look to use these 90 or so minutes as his plans for next summer's tournament take another step forward? You're in the right place to find out. Don't go anywhere.
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RT @MohamedASalad: So glad I could share my views on football in Senegal. A country that has put so much into their football at all levels…
‘We have arrived’: What #Senegal’s deserved win against #England means: 🔥 First ever African team to beat England 🤩 Not the ceiling but the floor 🏆 Confidence before #AFCON and #WorldCup Read my piece for @TheAthleticFC with @MohamedASalad below! 👇 https://t.co/z9lTKfss5a
A fully deserved win for #Senegal against #England today. Work to do for Thomas #Tuchel and Co. Not that it should take anything away from the visitors' performance! Follow live reaction on @TheAthleticFC with @Dan_Sheldon_ and @NickMiller79 below. https://t.co/S7tThK1P3G