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Man Utd Crash Out Of Carabao Cup After 7-Goal Thriller | Soccer Laduma

Man Utd Crash Out Of Carabao Cup After 7-Goal Thriller | Soccer Laduma

LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 19: Noussair Mazraoui of Manchester United reacts to a missed chance during the Carabao Cup Quarter Final match between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on December 19, 2024 in London, England. (Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images)

LONDON, ENGLAND – DECEMBER 19: Noussair Mazraoui of Manchester United reacts to a missed chance during the Carabao Cup Quarter Final match between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on December 19, 2024 in London, England. (Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images)

Manchester United bowed out of the Carabao Cup after losing 4-3 to Tottenham Hotspur in a thrilling quarter-final on Thursday night.

Carabao Cup

Result: Tottenham Hotspur 4-3 Manchester United

Date: 19 December 2024

Venue: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Marcus Rashford missed out on the matchday squad once again, as  Altay Bayindir, Victor Lindelof, Leny Yoro, Christian Eriksen and Antony were all handed starts while Alejandro Garnacho was named on the bench.

It was Spurs who got the breakthrough on 14 minutes when  Bayindir could only parry Pedro Porro’s shot into the path of Dominik Solanke, who fired home a first-time finish.

The game was played at a lively pace in the first half but Ruben Amorim’s side were finding it tough to carve out clear-cut chances in the box, as Bruno Fernandes and Rasmus Hojlund tried their luck from distance.

Amorim was forced to make a change on the stroke of halftime when Lindelöf went down with an injury and was replaced by veteran defender Jonny Evans.

Things got worse for United shortly after the break when Spurs doubled their lead as Lisandro Martinez’s poor clearance landed straight at the feet of Dejan Kulusevksi, who made no mistake from close range.

The home side went on to grab a third goal in the 56th minute when a swift counter-attack ended with Solanke cutting inside to carve out space before firing into the bottom corner to complete his brace.

United give themselves some hope eight minutes later when Fernandes pounced on a poor pass out from goalkeeper Fraser Forster to tee up substitute Joshua Zirkzee to slot into an empty net.

The visitors were gifted another goal in the 70th minute when fellow substitute Amad Diallo charged down Forster in the box and deflected the clearance into the back of the net.

Spurs bagged a fourth goal in the 87th minute when Son Heung-min scored directly from a corner after Bayindir failed to get his hands on the ball on the night that will be remembered for goalkeeper errors on both ends.

Evans did pull a third goal back for United in second-half stoppage time with a glancing header from a corner, but Spurs were able to see out the closing stages to book their spot in the final four.

Source: https://www.snl24.com/soccerladuma/international/carabaocup/carabao-cup-report-tottenham-hotspur-v-manchester-united-19-december-2024-20241219

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The 10 Most Expensive Soccer Teams in the World

The 10 Most Expensive Soccer Teams in the World

The most expensive clubs in soccer span four countries and are all worth billions of dollars each.

It goes without saying that the biggest and most successful teams in soccer are often the ones with the most money. The clubs at the top of the Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga and Ligue 1 have the luxury of signing the world’s best players. With Vinícius Júnior, Rodri, Lamine Yamal and Harry Kane just a handful of superstars currently playing for the most expensive teams in the world, it is no surprise the clubs find themselves the favorites to lift silverware at the end of a season.

Here’s the 10 most valuable teams in soccer across the globe, per Forbes.

Real MadridReal Madrid

Real Madrid are the most expensive club in the world. / IMAGO/ZUMA Press Wire

Value: $6.6 billion
League: La Liga

Real Madrid are both the winningest and most expensive club in the world. Los Blancos have a record 15 Champions League titles and 36 La Liga titles. Some of the best players in the sport’s history have represented the club, including Cristiano Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane and Raúl.

Los Blancos have an operating income of $76 million.

Manchester UnitedManchester United

Manchester United won the 2024 FA Cup over Manchester City. / IMAGO/Crystal Pix

Value: $6.55 billion
League: Premier League

Not far behind Real Madrid are Manchester United. The club is one of the biggest and best clubs in Premier League history. The Red Devils topped England’s top-flight a record 13 times and lifted the Champions League trophy three times.

Manchester United have an operating income of $187 million.

BarcelonaBarcelona

Barcelona are worth over $5 billion. / IMAGO/ABACAPRESS

Value: $5.6 billion
League: La Liga

Barcelona rank as the third most valuable club in 2024. The Catalans have an overflowing trophy cabinet, featuring five Champions League titles and 27 La Liga titles. Countless soccer legends can trace their careers back to Barcelona, with Lionel Messi atop the list.

Barcelona have an operating income of $145 million.

LiverpoolLiverpool

Liverpool have won the most Champions League titles of any Premier League club. / IMAGO/Xinhua

Value: $5.37 billion
League: Premier League

Liverpool are the second-most expensive Premier League team, worth $1 billion less than Manchester United. Despite claiming 18 First Division titles, the Reds only have one Premier League title. The club has found plenty of success in Europe, though, taking home six Champions League titles, the most of any Premier League club.

Liverpool have an operating income of $102 million.

Manchester CityManchester City

Manchester City are the defending English champions. / David Blunsden/IMAGO

Value: $5.1 billion
League: Premier League

No Premier League side has been more dominant over the last decade than Manchester City. The Citizens claimed four consecutive EPL titles in as many years, bringing the club’s total to eight. Under Pep Guardiola, Manchester City lifted their first Champions League trophy in 2023.

Manchester City have an operating income of $148 million.

Leroy Sane, Harry Kane, Thomas Müller and Joshua KimmichLeroy Sane, Harry Kane, Thomas Müller and Joshua Kimmich

Bayern Munich are the winningest club in Bundesliga history. / IMAGO/Jan Huebner

Value: $5 Billion
League: Bundesliga

Bayern Munich are the only Bundesliga team with a place in the top 10 most expensive teams of the year. The German giants have an incredible 32 Bundesliga titles and won 11 in a row before Xabi Alonso’s Bayer Leverkusen took the crown in 2024. Bayern Munich also topped Europe four times.

Bayern Munich have an operating income of $84 million.

Kylian MbappéKylian Mbappé

Paris Saint-Germain are the most valuable French club. / IMAGO/Sebastian Frej

Value: $4.4 billion
League: Ligue 1

Unsurprisingly, Paris Saint-Germain rank above all the other French clubs when it comes to value. The French giants have topped Ligue 1 a record 12 times and have been represented by the sport’s greats, including Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappé. The Frenchman wound up leaving for Real Madrid, though, after PSG failed to win the Champions League yet again.

PSG have an operating income of $126 million.

Tottenham HotspurTottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur have never won the Premier League. / IMAGO/Every Second Media

Value: $3.2 billion
League: Premier League

Tottenham Hotspur are the only English club in the top 10 that have not won the Premier League. Spurs have yet to top the Champions League as well, though they did come close in 2019 when they lost in the final to Liverpool.

Tottenham have an operating income of $161 million.

Cole PalmerCole Palmer

Chelsea last won the Premier League in 2017. / IMAGO/Action Plus

Value: $3.1 billion
League: Premier League

Chelsea’s value comes in just under Spurs’ at $3.1 billion. The Blues won the Premier League an impressive five times, the third-most of any club behind only Manchester United and Manchester City. Chelsea are also the only team not named Manchester City or Real Madrid to win the Champions League in the last four years.

Chelsea have the lowest operating income of all the teams in the top 10 at $400,000.

Kai Havertz and Bukayo SakaKai Havertz and Bukayo Saka

Arsenal are still searching for its first Champions League title. / IMAGO/Colorsport

Value: $2.6 billion
League: Premier League

Arsenal round out the top 10 most expensive clubs in soccer. The Gunners are also the final member of the Premier League “Big Six” on the list, giving England’s top-flight the most representation. Although Arsenal has never lifted the Champions League trophy, the club has three Premier League titles to its name, including its “Invincibles” season in which the team did not suffer a single EPL defeat.

Arsenal have an operating income of $140 million.

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Source: https://www.si.com/soccer/the-10-most-expensive-soccer-teams-in-the-world

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The last of this week’s English Football League Cup quarterfinals sees defending champs Man United travel to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in north London to face Spurs. 

Ruben Amorim’s Red Devils come into this big cup tie having claimed local bragging rights. They beat beleaguered rivals Manchester City last Sunday with a dramatic 2-1 win in the English Premier League.

Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou, meanwhile, has a proud tradition of always winning something in his second season at a club and will be keen to uphold that record, with this tournament currently looking like the inconsistent Lilywhites’ best hope of silverware this term. 

Below, we’ll outline the best live TV streaming services to use to watch the game live wherever you are in the world.

This Carabao Cup quarterfinal tie between Spurs and Manchester United takes place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Thursday, Dec. 19. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. GMT local time in the UK, 3 p.m. ET or 12 p.m. PT in the US, and 7 a.m. AEDT on Friday, Dec. 20, in Australia.

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Soccer-European Leagues say they were not consulted on rebranded Super League

Soccer-European Leagues say they were not consulted on rebranded Super League

Soccer-European Leagues say they were not consulted on rebranded Super League

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Dec 19, 2024 09:34 PM IST

SOCCER-EUROPE-SUPERLEAGUE:Soccer-European Leagues say they were not consulted on rebranded Super League

– The European Leagues said on Thursday they were not consulted by the promoters of the proposed European Super League regarding the relaunch of the breakaway concept as the Unify League.

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The original European Super League , backed by 12 of the continent’s biggest clubs, was controversially launched in 2021 only for support to collapse after a fan backlash.

Unlike the original plans which guaranteed the 12 clubs a place in the ESL, Sports development company A22 said the new 96-club format across four leagues would be merit-based and more competitive than UEFA’s current club competitions.

It also promised free streaming for fans on its own advertising-backed platform and a return to the home and away format ditched in the revamped Champions League group phase.

“The European Leagues notes this week’s announcement from A22 and reject any suggestion that a consultation took place with our organisation,” it said in a statement.

The European Leagues consists of 39 professional leagues and associations from 33 countries covering more than 1,130 clubs.

The organisation said they remain committed to the current structure in which clubs qualify for UEFA club competitions based on annual domestic performances.

“The A22’s competition model, which is not requested and unsubstantiated, would increase the number of international matches in an already congested calendar,” the European Leagues added.

“Supporters and stakeholders across the game have consistently made it clear that any attempt from existing or new international club competitions to expand their calendars at the expense of domestic competitions will be rejected …

“European Leagues and FIFPro Europe have asked the European Commission to ensure that no decision can be made about the International Match Calendar without the formal agreement of domestic leagues and player unions.”

It added that they will continue to work with relevant stakeholders to “maintain a complementary and sustainable balance between domestic and international football.”

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American billionaire’s net worth as he plans to revolutionise UK soccer team

American billionaire’s net worth as he plans to revolutionise UK soccer team

US billionaire Dan Friedkin is the new owner of Premier League soccer club Everton.

In its second attempt to buy the iconic team, The Friedkin Group reached an agreement to buy Everton in September. The takeover has finally been given the green light by the Premier League and the American businessman will begin working on ways to help push the Toffees up the table.

Ending Farhad Moshiri’s controversial eight-year spell at Everton, Friedkin will become chairman of the board. Here’s a closer look at how Friedkin made his fortune, as well as his net worth compared to Everton’s city rivals Liverpool.

Net worth

According to Forbes, Friedkin boasts a net worth of $7.9bn. The 59-year-old took over as CEO of TFG and Gulf States Toyota after his father, Thomas, retired in 2000.

Gulf States Toyota sold $11bn worth of cars in 2023, and it holds exclusive rights to sell Toyotas in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Oklahoma. Expanding his business portfolio, Friedkin became chairman of Auberge Resorts Collection in 2013, a company that owns a collection of luxury resorts and hotels across the US, Mexico, Costa Rica, Europe, the Caribbean, and Fiji.

In 2017, Friedkin co-founded the film production company 30West and later co-founded the entertainment studio Imperative Entertainment. The Everton takeover is not his first venture into soccer either, as Friedkin became the owner of Italian giants Roma in 2020. The extent of his wealth is best displayed when compared to Liverpool owner John W. Henry.

Friedkin is estimated to be worth $5bn more than Henry, who also owns the Boston Red Sox and NHL francise the Pittsburgh Penguins.

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There’s already been big movement at Everton following the takeover, with Friedkin primed to become chairman of the board and Marc Watts instilled as executive chairman to oversee operations. TFG CFO Ana Dunkel will also join the Everton board.

“I take immense pride in welcoming one of England’s most historic football clubs to our global family, the Friedkin Group. Everton represents a proud legacy, and we are honoured to become custodians of this great institution,” Friedkin said.

“Whilst we are new to the club, we fully understand the vital role Everton plays in local culture, history, and the lives of Evertonians here and around the world. We are deeply committed to honouring this legacy while contributing positively to the community, economy, and people of this remarkable city.”

US ownership of Premier League clubs is becoming increasingly common, with as many as 11 clubs either joint or majority-owned by Americans. While Everton fans will hope the takeover will lead to an influx of signings, TFG will also be aware that the club suffered two points deductions last season for failing to follow financial rules.

Source: https://www.themirror.com/sport/soccer/everton-dan-friedkin-premier-league-868093

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Wolves hire Vitor Pereira as boss after O’Neil axe

Wolves hire Vitor Pereira as boss after O’Neil axe

Wolverhampton Wanderers have hired Vitor Pereira as their new manager following the departure of Gary O’Neil, it was confirmed on Thursday.

Pereira, the club’s third Portuguese boss, arrives from Saudi Pro League side Al Shabab with a wealth of experience having managed in eight countries over the last 11 years and will be tasked with keeping Wolves in the Premier League after a poor start to the season.

“We are delighted to welcome Vitor Pereira to Wolves as the new head coach of our men’s first-team. Vitor is a highly respected and experienced coach who has achieved success across different leagues and will bring a new approach for the test ahead,” club chairman Jeff Shi said.

“This is a challenging moment for the club, and we want to thank Vitor for taking on this responsibility. We have full confidence in his ability to guide us back on track, alongside the players and staff, and the entire club will be united in supporting him to achieve success.”

O’Neill was sacked following Saturday’s 2-1 defeat to Ipswich Town at Molineux, which left Wolves 19th in the table with only two wins from 16 games.

FC Porto after succeeding Andre Villas-Boas in 2011, leading the team to back-to-back Primeira Liga crowns. He has also won league titles in Greece with Olympiacos and China with Shanghai SIPG, while an eclectic managerial career has also taken him to Al Ahli, Fenerbahce, 1860 Munich, Corinthians, Flamengo and most recently Al Shabab.

The 56-year-old was heavily linked with the Everton job in 2022 before fan protests led to the club hiring Frank Lampard, but now gets his chance in England.

Wolves face fellow strugglers Leicester City on Sunday before tough matches against Manchester United and Tottenham.

Source: https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/42982753/wolves-hire-vitor-pereira-new-boss-gary-oneil-exit

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