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Playing soccer, with Netanyahu’s ‘head’: The shocking protest in front of UN headquarters | Watch
Ahead of the UN General Assembly, during which a number of countries are expected to recognize a Palestinian state, pro-Palestinian activists organized a soccer game in front of UN headquarters in New York using a ball that looks like the prime minister’s head
Source: https://www.ynetnews.com/article/r1hyc1p9ll
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Nuno out at Forest 3 games into ’25-’26 season
Nottingham Forest have parted ways with manager Nuno Espírito Santo, the club have confirmed.
The announcement comes just three games into the Premier League season.
“Nottingham Forest Football Club confirms that, following recent circumstances, Nuno Espírito Santo has today been relieved of his duties as Head Coach,” the club said in a statement. “The Club thanks Nuno for his contribution during a very successful era at The City Ground, in particular his role in the 2024/25 season, which will forever be remembered fondly in the history of the Club.
“As someone who played a pivotal role in our success last season, he will always hold a special place in our journey.”
After taking over from Steve Cooper in December 2023, Nuno steered Forest away from relegation that season before leading them to a seventh-place finish last term, earning European qualification for the first time in 30 years.
Crystal Palace in the competition following the London club’s demotion to the UEFA Conference League over multi-club ownership rules.
However, despite guiding the club back to European football and signing a new three-year deal in June, Nuno will not be a part of the campaign.
Doubt was cast over the Portuguese manager’s future earlier in the season when he said he was “not close” with club owner Evangelos Marinakis, and that their “relationship had changed.”
“Where there’s smoke, there’s fire, so I know how things work, but I’m here to do my job,” Nuno said at the time.
Forest face a trip to Arsenal after the international break on Sept. 13.
Source: https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/46201201/nuno-espirito-santo-nottingham-forest
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Ghana Clinch Vital WC Qualifying Win
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Ghana 1-0 Mali
Ghana moved closer to securing their spot at the 2026 FIFA World Cup after defeating Mali 1-0 on Monday night.
The Black Stars were held to a 1-1 draw by Chad in their last clash while Mali thrashed Comoros 3-0.
However, the Ghanaians would walk away with the spoils in Accra thanks to Alexander Djiku’s goal in the 49th minute.
The win sees Ghana sit top of I with 16 points, while Mali find themselves in fourth position with 12 points.
Uganda 2-0 Somalia
Uganda remain in contention for a World Cup qualifying spot after defeating Somalia on Monday evening.
Allan Okello opened the scoring for the Cranes with his third goal in the qualifiers after converting a penalty.
Jude Ssemugabi doubled the lead five minutes before the halftime with his first goal in the qualifiers.
Mozambique 2-0 Botswana
Mozambique got back to winning ways in Group G after defeating Botswana 2-0 on Monday evening.
The home side opened the scoring on six minutes through Witi, although they had to wait until the 71st minute to claim a second goal via the boot of Faisal Bangal.
The win sees Mozambique remain in third spot, four points adrift of leaders Algeria.
Guinea 0-0 Algeria
Algeria saw their lead at the top reduced after a goalless draw against Guinea on Monday evening.
The Algerians remain top of Group G but are now only five points above both Uganda and Mozambiquee.
Zambia 0-2 Morocco
Morocco, who already qualified for the World Cup, secured a 2-0 win over Zambia on Monday afternoon.
Goals from Youssef En-Nesyri and Hamza Igamane guided the Atlas Lions to victory in Ndola.
The Moroccans are the only nation who have won all of their qualifying matches so far.
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Harry Kane pays tribute to former Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy – PLZ Soccer
Tottenham’s record goalscorer Harry Kane paid tribute to “fantastic chairman” Daniel Levy following his recent exit.
Levy is understood to have been asked to stand down from his position last week following a review of operations at the north London club, ending a 24-year stint in charge.
Kane, who came through the ranks at Spurs, saw first hand how Levy transformed the club off the pitch with the building of their new stadium and unrivalled training ground.
But he also witnessed the other side as he was part of a title-challenging team which Levy chose not to strengthen in 2018, while also falling foul of one of football’s most notoriously difficult negotiators when trying – and failing – to leave for Manchester City in the summer of 2021.
The 32-year-old eventually got a move to Bayern Munich in 2023 and is surprised that Levy’s time at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is over.
“Obviously, it’s a bit of a surprise, if I’m honest,” he said. “I didn’t expect it, didn’t see that coming.
“Daniel has been a fantastic chairman for Tottenham in the 20 years or so he’s been there.
“Considering where the club was and where it is now, I think it’s been a big change, not just on the pitch, but off the pitch as well.
“At any stage there’s always going to be change in clubs, and change in the higher positions.
“Obviously I don’t know too much about why or what happened. All I can say is I wish Daniel all the best in whatever’s next for him.
“We obviously built a relationship over the time we had together. I’m sure at some stage we’ll catch up.
“Overall for Tottenham, it’s a new chapter they’re trying to create now.”
Kane has been one of many victims of an outspoken Michael Owen, who claimed during an interview with Rio Ferdinand that Kane was “nuts” for joining Bayern two years ago when he had the Premier League goalscoring record in view.
But the England captain took a diplomatic view, insisting his move to Germany was also about playing at the highest level.
“I heard it. Everyone is entitled to their opinion,” Kane said. “I’ve spent a bit of time with him but don’t know him well. Obviously he is a Premier League great and an England great as well so I’ll respect him as a person.
“But ultimately, as he will know, everyone’s career is different – everyone’s decisions and motivations are different.
“I know he was insinuating I went just for the trophy but it was to be at the highest level for as long as possible and I’m really happy in that sense of playing big games, title runs, big Champions League matches, Club World Cup quarter-final.
“I feel I’m improving as a player, I’m pushing my limits as a player in terms of goalscoring and just improving.
“It’s hard not to hear things these days but the decisions are best for me and I’m really happy that I made that decision and very happy at Bayern Munich now.”
Source: https://plzsoccer.com/world/harry-kane-pays-tribute-to-former-tottenham-chairman-daniel-levy/
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Men’s Soccer Rolls to 10-0 Win Over Franklin – Hope College
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The Hope College men’s soccer team rolled to a 10–0 win at Franklin College on Monday night, earning its second victory of the season with a relentless attack and a strong defensive effort.
The Flying Dutchmen improved to 2-3 overall with their highest-scoring game since a 10-2 victory at home vs. then-Olivet College during the 2001 season.
Hope struck first in the 12th minute when sophomore Ryker Corstange (Richland, Michigan / Gull Lake HS) put away the opening goal. Less than 15 minutes later, fifth year Matt Davidson (Grand Ledge, Michigan / Grand Ledge) doubled the lead with a strike in the 25th minute.
The Flying Dutchmen continued to build momentum midway through the first half with goals from sophomore Benjamin Smitley (Wyoming, Michigan / Gand Rapids Catholic) and junior Micah Wieland (Bristol, Indiana / Northridge) to make it 4-0.
The half closed with two goals from sophomore Jackson Mindling (Grand Rapids, Michigan / Grand Rapids Christian), who sent Hope into halftime with a 6-0 advantage.
Mindling completed his hat trick early in the second half with a goal in the 57th minute.
Junior Seth Walters (St. Joseph, Michigan / St. Joseph) converted a penalty kick two minutes later to stretch the margin to 8-0.
Hope’s attack stayed sharp late as Wieland netted his second goal of the evening in the 75th minute, and junior Josh Reyes (Rochester Hills, Michigan / Oakland Christian) capped the scoring in the 79th minute off an assist from Wieland.
The Flying Dutchmen outshot Franklin, 28-2, including a 21-2 edge in shot on goal. Hope also held a 9-2 edge in corner kicks.
Goalkeepers senior Cooper Hutt Grand Rapids, Michigan / Grand Rapids Christian) and sophomore Daniel Morgan (Holland, Michigan / Holland Christian) combined for the shutout, each recording one save.
Hope’s next game is Saturday, Sept. 13, at 2 p.m. Central at Benedictine University.
Source: https://athletics.hope.edu/news/2025/9/8/mens-soccer-rolls-to-10-0-win-over-franklin.aspx
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Broos Claps Back Over Bloemfontein Pitch Criticism
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Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos has hit back at critics questioning the decision to host South Africa’s crucial FIFA World Cup qualifier against Nigeria at Free State Stadium, dismissing claims that the venue was chosen to unsettle the Super Eagles.
Speaking ahead of Tuesday’s high-stakes Group C clash, Broos addressed growing concerns over the condition of the Bloemfontein pitch, which has come under scrutiny following last week’s fixture against Lesotho.
Read: Appollis: South Africa Should Be Grateful For Broos
“I said already before, I’m not happy with the pitch either. There were people who blamed me that I didn’t want to play here. This is stupid,” Broos said bluntly.
The Belgian tactician made it clear that the decision to play in Bloemfontein was not his own, and that the pitch quality was far from ideal, but not bad enough to derail the match.
“All the qualifiers we played, we played on very good pitches. Okay, this one is not so good. There is no reason why we play here against Nigeria because the pitch is not good. This is nonsense.”
Broos also clarified that the Lesotho match, played at the same venue last Friday, was not scheduled by Bafana but by the opposition, who were technically the home team.
“We played Friday also on this pitch, and that was not our choice. That was Lesotho, who was a home team.”
Read: Bafana vs Nigeria: Group C Battle Heats Up In WC Qualifiers
Despite the criticism, Broos remained pragmatic, acknowledging that while the surface isn’t up to the standard of previous qualifiers, it’s a shared challenge for both teams.
“It’s not what it has to be, but okay, it’s for both teams. It’s also for us, so yeah. We have to play the game tomorrow, and that’s all.”
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Soccer-England prepare for Serbia World Cup qualifier amid racism concerns
BELGRADE (Reuters) -England’s players have held internal discussions about how they will respond if subjected to racist abuse during Tuesday’s World Cup qualifier away to Serbia, captain Harry Kane has said, amid concerns over fan behaviour in Belgrade.
The Football Association of Serbia (FSS) has appealed to supporters in a statement to “create a positive atmosphere” and “to send out an image to the world that will make us all proud.”
“We had a meeting and we discussed the protocols that are in place, more from UEFA’s point of view, (but) I don’t think we like to discuss it too much,” Kane told reporters on Monday.
“Our focus is on the game. Our focus is on trying to beat Serbia on the pitch.
“Anything can happen, of course, and we’re prepared for that but we’re thinking about the game and, like the (statement) Serbian FA put out, it’s about enjoying the spectacle, enjoying the game, and we hope that’s the case tomorrow.”
The FSS appeal came after UEFA ordered 15% of the 50,000 seats at Rajko Mitic Stadium be closed on Tuesday as punishment for racist behaviour by Serbia fans against Andorra in June.
England players were the target of racist abuse in a Euro 2020 qualifying game in Bulgaria that was stopped twice as officials threatened to abandon the match. England won 6-0
“I thought we handled that situation away in Bulgaria really well, and (Tuesday) will be no different,” said Kane.
“These are things that are hard to talk about now because we don’t know if it’s going to happen or not.
“But ultimately, in the event it does happen, we’ll be prepared to do what is necessary.”
TOUGHEST TEST
Victory on Tuesday would put Thomas Tuchel’s England team, who lead Group K with four wins from four games, a step closer to qualifying for next year’s finals.
However, it is their toughest test so far.
Beyond the hostile environment expected in Belgrade, Serbia are England’s highest-ranked opponents in the group at 32.
While Tuchel’s fourth-ranked side have yet to concede a goal, their victories have been underwhelming. They needed an own goal to open the scoring during their 2-0 win over Andorra on Saturday, a nation ranked 170 places below them.
“Let’s see how the game plays out,” Tuchel said.
“We prepare for everything, we’re in a very emotional sporting country – they have world class sportsmen, amazing talents in football – and will have quality.
“Our first away game together in a traditional stadium. I think the occasion will bring out the best in us.”
Tuchel added that everyone, including defender Marc Guehi who was doubtful after suffering a sore groin against Andorra, is available to start on Tuesday.
Asked about the potential for racism, Tuchel said UEFA had discussed protocols with the squad.
“I always believe in the good and believe we will have a high-level sporting occasion,” the German said.
“I don’t want to put a focus on it because I believe in the beauty of the sport and the beauty of the game.”
England’s only previous meeting with Serbia was a 1-0 group stage win at Euro 2024.
(Reporting by Lori Ewing; Editing by Ken Ferris)
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‘We Respect South Africa But…’
Nigeria Gearing Up For Crucial SA Game
Nigeria’s Technical Director, Augustine Eguavoen, has admitted South Africa will be a tough challenge, but the plan for his team is clear ahead of their crucial FIFA World Cup qualifier.
Check Out: Nigeria Legend: South Africa Is In Trouble
The Super Eagles take on Bafana Bafana on Tuesday evening in a game that holds big significance for both sides.
Hugo Broos’ side currently holds a six-point lead over third-placed Nigeria at the top of Group C, and a win for South Africa would take them one step closer to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Despite uncertainty about whether South Africa would be docked any points for fielding Teboho Mokoena when he was supposed to serve a suspension, the 1996 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) winners are still in a strong position.
Eguavoen has admitted that the team has a lot of respect for South Africa, but that has not deterred them from their goal – to take all three points, Pan-Africa Football reported.
“We have no choice but to win,” he declared.
“We respect South Africa, but we are gunning for three points, simple as that,” Eguavoen said.
Nigeria played themselves back into contention with a tough 1-0 victory over Rwanda, and he reiterated the importance of beating South Africa.
“We have played a couple of times. It can go either way, but this is a different game,” he said.
Check Out: Nigeria Boss: We Still Have A Chance
“It’s a World Cup qualifier, so the weight behind it is massive. We all know what we want. South Africa has gone for it, a respected and good team,” the Director concluded.
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Source: https://www.soccerladuma.co.za/local/bafana/nigeria-director-on-sa-clash
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MLS suspends Luis Suarez for 3 matches, including Inter Miami-Seattle rematch
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Major League Soccer has suspended Inter Miami forward Luis Suárez for three league matches, meaning he will miss his team’s rematch of the heated Leagues Cup final against the Seattle Sounders next week.
The suspension was in response to Suárez’s on-field antics, which included spitting at someone, after Inter Miami lost the Leagues Cup final to the Sounders on Aug. 31. Leagues Cup also suspended Suárez for six future matches in its tournament.
MLS took action even though the melee that marred the finish of the Inter Miami-Seattle match wasn’t in one of its matches. The Leagues Cup is a separate competition.
Sounders coaching staff member Steven Lenhart had his credentials pulled by MLS for the remainder of the season for his role in the altercation, and the league said there’s no guarantee he will be credentialed next season. Lenhart, MLS said, “will only be permitted in public seating areas during Seattle Sounders FC home matches and cannot be on or near the field of play, nor in or around the locker rooms, or tunnel.”
The Sounders were also fined an undisclosed amount for misappropriation of credentials, MLS said.
The incident is the latest in a long line for Suárez, who has served suspensions on three occasions for biting opponents. The longtime teammate of Inter Miami star Lionel Messi appeared to spit toward a member of the Sounders’ staff and grabbed at least one Seattle player by the neck during a postgame melee.
Suárez apologized last week for his behavior, saying he “was wrong and I sincerely regret it.”
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Source: https://apnews.com/article/luis-suarez-inter-miami-suspended-e2dd4abc8b4dbc54d0af75d5323d3e11
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