Sam Blitz
Digital Journalist at Sky Sports
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2 days ago |
skysports.com | Sam Blitz
Sarina Wiegman has insisted England are not in crisis after some high-profile squad withdrawals - and believes her final Euro 2025 squad has enough experience and balance to retain the trophy. The Lionesses boss named her squad for the tournament in Switzerland on Thursday - after a tumultuous 10-day period which saw Mary Earps and Fran Kirby retire from international duty, before vice-captain Millie Bright made herself unavailable for selection.
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2 days ago |
skysports.com | Sam Blitz
"I was sick of getting the ball and going backwards or sideways," said Cole Palmer about Chelsea's Conference League final contest with Real Betis. And then he took the game by the scruff of the neck. Palmer's two assists to turn his team's fortunes from 1-0 down to 2-1 up cemented his place as the key cog in this Chelsea team. When he turns up, Chelsea tend to get the points. But it hasn't always been the case.
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3 days ago |
skysports.com | Sam Blitz
Manchester United's road back has begun. For all the disappointment of last season's 15th place finish and no trophies to soften the blow, there have been some early - albeit minor wins - off the pitch. Matheus Cunha's move from Wolves has been announced. But the forward is not the only attacking talent still keen for Ruben Amorim's project. Bryan Mbeumo's decision to pursue an Old Trafford move from Brentford - despite other elite clubs in the running - is a positive sign.
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1 week ago |
skysports.com | Sam Blitz
England sent a message to rivals aiming to take their European crown this summer as their strength in depth was shown in a 6-0 thrashing of Portugal, with Aggie-Beever Jones scoring a first-half hat-trick.
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1 week ago |
skysports.com | Sam Blitz
When Chelsea take on Manuel Pellegrini and his Real Betis side on Wednesday night, they will be facing a manager with a bigger influence on the Blues than some may think. Around 15 years ago, Pellegrini was managing in Malaga when he spotted one of his players, in his 30s, with an eye for the game - and told him to pursue a career in coaching. His name was Enzo Maresca. What now for Enzo Maresca and Chelsea after Champions League qualification?
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Some thoughts after last night. One word that keeps coming up is ‘ruthless’. Feels like we’re at a critical point of how we’ll remember Arteta’s Arsenal. Injuries will spare Arsenal this year but Berta + clock ticking means no excuses next season. #AFC https://t.co/DxJiwORevR
Absolutely loved last night’s Champions League semi, a game anyone couldn’t take their eyes off. Lots of talk about youthful Yamal, but was outshone by 37-year-old Acerbi. This is how Simone Inzaghi has now confirmed Inter as part of Europe’s elite. https://t.co/5ysOY67YWr
RT @SkySportsPL: Who will come out on top in the race for Champions League football next season? 📊 https://t.co/g03JCvQVJp