Real Madrid beats Atalanta 2-0 in UEFA Super Cup with Kylian Mbappé scoring the second goal on his debut
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Real Madrid beats Atalanta 2-0 in UEFA Super Cup with Kylian Mbappé scoring the second goal on his debut.
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The GuardianJapan in clear blue waters but South Korea jeered in World Cup qualifying
Stark contrast between Asia’s big guns as Son’s side stall while Samurai Blue revel in 7-0 and 5-0 wins
- The Telegraph
Cristiano Ronaldo reignites Erik ten Hag feud: Manchester United managers must target title
Cristiano Ronaldo has reignited his war of words with Erik ten Hag by telling the Manchester United manager he sent out the wrong message when he said the club were a “long way” from being able to win the Premier League and Champions League.
- Evening Standard
Liverpool injury update: Alexis Mac Allister, Federico Chiesa and Harvey Elliott latest news and return dates
Reds face Nottingham Forest at Anfield in the Premier League on Saturday
- The Telegraph
Man Utd dismiss points deduction fears despite £313m loss in three years
Manchester United have brushed aside concerns about potential point deductions after the club posted huge losses for last season.
- The Telegraph
Arsenal’s midfield crisis: Five options to replace Martin Odegaard and Declan Rice
Martin Odegaard, the Arsenal captain, was visibly distraught after suffering an ankle injury on international duty with Norway on Monday night. The playmaker hobbled off the pitch after horribly twisting his ankle in a Nations League match against Austria.
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Lee Carsley reveals unusual experiment for England’s new tactics
The Three Lions won both matches during the international break, providing Carsley with momentum to secure the job of head coach permanently
- Malay Mail
Yin Kee Fishball Noodles serves up an impressive bowl of fishball noodles and curry mee worthy of a trip to Pudu Ulu
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 11 — I’ve been in search of fishball noodles around the KL city centre for some time. When I visited...
- Malay Mail
From Manchester United academy to Burnley captain: Who is this Josh Brownhill that’s being scouted for Harimau Malaya?
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 11 — The prospect of English football player Joshua Brownhill joining Malaysia's national football te...
- AFP News
'No hope': China coach under pressure with World Cup hopes in peril
China coach Branko Ivankovic was under pressure Wednesday to quit after less than seven months in the job with their hopes of reaching the 2026 World Cup in danger.China have reached the World Cup only once, in 2002, suggesting problems run deeper than the coach.
- The Telegraph
Arsenal shirt deemed too white for north London derby
Arsenal will wear their black away kit for Sunday’s north London derby after their home shirt was judged to clash with Tottenham Hotspur’s strip.
- The Telegraph
Everton bidder John Textor says he does not want new stadium to be like ‘Tottenham banquet hall’
John Textor, the Crystal Palace shareholder and latest bidder for Everton, has made the remarkable claim that Tottenham Hotspur’s £1 billion stadium is “too nice”.
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Adrian Newey snubbed Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari for Aston Martin – here’s why
The legendary Red Bull designer will join Aston Martin on a lucrative £20m-a-year contract next year despite advances made by Ferrari, McLaren, Williams and Alpine in recent months
- Associated Press
Raygun is the top ranked breaker in the world? The sport's governing body explains
Australian breaker Rachael Gunn, or “b-girl Raygun,” holds the top spot in her sport's latest world rankings despite Olympic performances that led to online ridicule. On Tuesday, the sport's governing body issued a statement to “provide clarity” on why Raygun tops the rankings. Raygun, a 37-year-old university lecturer from Sydney, failed to score any points at the Paris Olympics in routines that included a “kangaroo" dance.
- The Independent
Why dynamic ‘Carsball’ should have England fans excited – even if it is only Nations League B
England 2-0 Finland: It’s early days but Lee Carsley’s team are already producing a Premier League dynamism that the Three Lions struggled to find under Gareth Southgate
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Aces star A'ja Wilson breaks WNBA single-season scoring record, passing Jewel Lloyd
A'ja Wilson broke Jewel Lloyd's single-season record early on Wednesday night in their matchup with Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.
- The Guardian
Martin Ødegaard and the hard truth that sometimes footballers get injured
In today’s Football Daily: Martin Ødegaard hurts his ankle
- The Guardian
Rico Lewis plugs in and offers new perspective on old left-back problem
The Manchester City defender showed the influence of Pep Guardiola as he flummoxed Finland at Wembley
- The Guardian
Alex Morgan leaves sound of success behind and US women’s football in better place
Striker grew the game with skills and warmth, while raucous fans watched her like the Beatles were in town
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Unseen Footage of Twin Towers Collapsing Found in NYC Closet
Newly unearthed footage shows an unseen view of the moment the Twin Towers at the World Trade Center in New York City collapsed after being struck with passenger aircraft on September 11, 2001.Kei Sugimoto was living on St Marks Place in the East Village in 2001 when planes struck the World Trade Center in the deadliest terror attack on record.Nearly 3,000 people were killed on September 11, including 2,750 people at the World Trade Center, 184 at the Pentagon, and 44 people on United Airlines Flight 93, which crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.Sugimoto told Storyful he started filming, on a Sony VX2000 with teleconverter, just after he saw the second aircraft hit the building.And as for why he’s only now released the footage in 2024?“YouTube didn’t exist at the time and getting a video out to the public was not as simple as today. Therefore the footage just slept in my closet,” Sugimoto said.Sugimoto posted versions of this footage on YouTube on July 22, 25, and 26, 2024. He told Storyful he received many comments, including “nasty accusations” and “conspiracy theories,” on his post and decided to make the video private.Before he did so, Sugimoto said he offered this explanation to users in the comments:“To those who ask me why I did not immediately submit the video to ‘competent authorities’ or get the word out, please remember that 2001 was a very different world from today. There were no smart phones, and internet access was mainly through dial up 56kbps connections using AOL or Earthlink. Google Search / Google maps / Uber didn’t exist. After 9/11, public transportation was shut down and phone service was unreliable, the information available was mainly through the radio or word of mouth, and it was difficult to know what was true.“There were talks of someone hearing that the Empire State Building would be next, and that all access in and out of Manhattan was blocked. I flipped through a physical phone book to figure out what precinct to go to and then Rollerbladed, as there was no other method of transportation. Upon arriving at the precinct, the staff had much more immediate tasks, and my offer to give them a videotape fell on deaf ears. I hope the people asking why I ’didn’t just take the video to competent authorities’ understand that 2001 was not like today where anyone can just use their iPhone to search where to go, what the hours of operation are, and how to get there.” Credit: Kei Sugimoto via Storyful
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Mauricio Pochettino faces trickiest career challenge as USMNT coach
Former Chelsea boss must build trust with his squad quickly before a home World Cup in 2026, but time is working against him