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At UN, new exhibition shows how Nazis weaponized soccer to spread hate
Exhibition at UN Palais des Nations in Geneva explores how Nazi Germany exploited soccer to spread ideology and persecute Jewish athletes, while also highlighting stories of resilience in ghettos and camps and the sport’s unresolved legacy of exclusion
Source: https://www.ynetnews.com/culture/article/rk1spc3ceg
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Soccer-De Bruyne and Doku grab two each as Belgium hit Kazakhstan for six
Soccer-De Bruyne and Doku grab two each as Belgium hit Kazakhstan for six
SOCCER-WORLDCUP-BEL-KAZ/ (PIX):Soccer-De Bruyne and Doku grab two each as Belgium hit Kazakhstan for six
BRUSSELS, Sept 7 – Kevin De Bruyne underlined his talismanic role for Belgium with a stunning goal to break the deadlock and set his side on their way to a comfortable 6-0 win over Kazakhstan in their World Cup qualifier on Sunday.
It was threatening to become a frustrating night at the Constant Vanden Stock Stadium for the Belgians before the 42nd-minute strike, but after that they were able to go on and register a comfortable victory with both De Bruyne and Jeremy Doku scoring twice.
Belgium have 10 points from four games in Group J, ahead of Wales on goal difference but trailing leaders North Macedonia, who beat Liechtenstein 5-0 earlier on Sunday, by a point. North Macedonia and Wales have played five matches each, however.
The group winners qualify automatically for next year’s World Cup while the runners-up go into a playoff.
Kazakhstan, who have now lost four of their five group games, defended stoutly initially and goalkeeper Mukhamedjan Seysen made several stops before a series of clever touches set up De Bruyne’s thumping shot into the top corner.
Leandro Trossard played an overhead flick to keep Belgium in possession and then Charles De Ketelaere backheeled the ball into De Bruyne’s path, followed by a typically powerful and accurate effort for his 33rd international goal.
Straight away Belgium doubled the lead with Doku hammering home a shot from the left to send them into the break 2-0 up.
Belgium went further ahead up in the 51st minute as captain Youri Tielemans’ cross to the back post was played back across the face of goal by Doku for Nicolas Raskin to touch home for his first international goal.
Doku grabbed his second on the hour mark with a burst of acceleration that took him past the defence before finding the net with a left-footed strike from an acute angle.
The 34-year-old De Bruyne added their fifth in the 84th minute after being set up by Alexis Saelemaekers.
Fullback Thomas Meunier’s strike three minutes later completed a second successive 6-0 win for the Belgians who did the same away against Liechtenstein on Thursday.
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Women’s Soccer Drops Second Half of Non-Conference Weekend in 3-1 Battle with Lourdes – Wheeling University Athletics
Ruby Gibbs taking one in the 13th minute and Nyah Smith following with a shot of her own in the 16th minute.
Both teams would have their share of scoring opportunities in the first half, and for ever push Lourdes made, Walcott had an answer. She stopped two separate Lourdes attacks, one in the ninth minute and one in the 32nd minute, and it remained a 0-0 game with just 13 minutes remaining before the halftime break. During the final 10 minutes of the quarter, the Cardinals would put together several chances in their offensive zone, looking to get on the scoreboard. The first of those pushes came in the 35th minute as Osorio got off her second shot of the contest, but missed the mark. Rosie Caley and Maria Alevato would each take shots down the stretch at the 42nd and 43rd minutes respectively. However, Lourdes put together one more push in the final minute of the half and, with just 12 seconds remaining before halftime, Walcott would come up with one more big save, keeping the game deadlocked at 0-0 heading into the break.
After taking the 15-minute break for halftime, the Cardinals would come out aggressive, taking the first three shots of the new half. Lily Hanna would get the first shot off just 30 seconds into the new half and thirty seconds later Caley would add her second shot of the day that went wide. The third shot would be the one that went into the back of the net for the Cardinal’s first goal of the season. The strike came courtesy of Kaitlyn Osorio, who was able to sneak pass the Panther’s defense and get her team on the board for a 1-0 advantage. The lead wouldn’t last long as Lourdes pushed up on the next possession and netted their first goal of the day to tie things at 1-1. It brought things back to a statemate and it would come down to the final 35 minutes of play to see who would be the team to overtake. Lourdes defense stiffened, allowing just three Cardinal shots down the stretch, and the Panthers would take advantage.
With 36 minutes to go in the game, Lourdes would take their first lead of the day, making it a 2-1 affair. Lourdes would continue to push the ball up field, but Walcott came through with saves in the 13th and 18th minutes to keep it a one-goal game. In the 26th minute, Lourdes would come through with the goal that put the nail in the coffin, making it a 3-1 game. As the time ticked away, Wheeling would move up and push the issue with two shots in the final 12 minutes of play. Ana Santos would be the first Cardinal to take the shot, coming in the 12th minutes, but was denied by the Lourdes defense. Wheeling made one more push in the ninth minute as Vanessa Dagher brought the ball up the field. She would send the ball towards the net, but was denied once again by the defense. It would be the final shot of the day for the Cardinals as they fell 3-1 to move to 0-2 on the season.
Leading the way for the Cardinals was Kaitlyn Osorio, who notched the first Cardinals goal of the season. She would lead the team, taking three shots and putting all three of those shots on net. Rosie Caley would be the other Cardinal to take two multiple shots, taking two on the day. Lily Hanna, Maria Alevato, Ruby Gibbs, and Vanessa Dagher would each take shots to round out the offense. Akyla Walcott got her First start in net as a Cardinal and made eight saves on 11 shots faced.
The Wheeling University Women’s Soccer team returns to action on Saturday, September 13th, when they traveled to Point Park at noon.
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‘Why the hell are we paying him $6 million a year?’ – Alexi Lalas says he would dismiss manager Mauricio Pochettino, pessimistic about USMNT’s chances at World Cup | Goal.com South Africa
- Lalas claims investment hasn’t panned out
- Says U.S. Soccer thought it had a better team
- Likes Pochettino but doesn’t think he’s a good fit
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Men’s Soccer: Luther Ends Macalester’s Win, Shutout Streaks, 1-0 – Macalester College Athletics
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ST. PAUL, Minn. – A goal in the 75th minute allowed Luther College to hand the Macalester College men’s soccer team its first loss of the season, 1-0 in a non-conference match Sunday afternoon at John Leaney Field at Macalester Stadium. The Scots, who hadn’t surrendered a goal in the first 344 minutes of the new season, drop to 3-1, while the Norse improve to 3-1.
After a scoreless first half, senior midfielder Ondieki Maina (Kensington, Calif./El Cerrito) fired a shot in the 54th minute that glanced off the gloves of Luther goalkeeper Aitor Lopez and bounced off the crossbar. Then in the 75th minute, Lucas Rojas received a pass from Lenny Lechner and placed a shot into the upper right corner of the goal for a 1-0 lead. Macalester responded with five shots in the final 15 minutes, including two chances by senior defender Nick Kent (St. Louis Park, Minn./St. Louis Park) off corner kicks that were saved by Lopez. Maina also had an opportunity in the 83rd minute that went wide. Macalester had two corner kicks in the final minute but the Norse held on to the win.
First year goalkeeper Justin Ratner (Dallas, Texas/Highland Park) made his first career start and registered three saves. The Scots held an 11-9 edge in shots taken, as Lopez tallied three saves for the shutout.
Macalester returns to action on Wednesday, Sept. 10 with a non-conference game at No. 12 UW-Superior. The match starts at 7:00 p.m. in Superior, Wis.
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Texan Soccer starts hot, shuts out Cowgirls for third straight win – Tarleton State University Athletics
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STEPHENVILLE, Texas – Tarleton State Soccer is enjoying its best stretch in program history.
The Texans (5-2-1) scored two goals in the first four minutes of the game on Sunday against McNeese (1-5-2) at the Tarleton State Soccer Complex in Stephenville, and never let up, earning their third straight win. This marks the longest winning streak in program history, and the Texans have posted back-to-back shutouts, allowing just two goals over their last six games.
Tarleton State scored two goals within 32 seconds of each other in the first four minutes, with Avery Harr recording her second goal of the year 3:20 into the game (Sammy Schulze on the assist), then Reegan Wagg tallying her first goal of the year just 3:52 into the game (Stevie Reynolds on the assist).
It was an onslaught of shots for the Texans in the first half, outshooting the Cowgirls 16-1.
In the second half, Kaitlyn Flanagan scored her second goal of the season (assist to Jaycie Bass) in the 62nd minute, then Gabrielle Williams scored her first goal as a Texan to cap things off in the 86th minute (unassisted).
Tarleton State split the halves between goal keepers Mikayla Kendall and Emma Barnes, like they have for much of the season. Both goal keepers were flawless once again, with Kendall posting four saves.
Now through eight games, Tarleton State has allowed just five goals, including five straight halves of scoreless action. Tarleton State’s opponents have scored multiple goals in a game just once this year and have been blanked five times. The Texans have outscored their opponents 17-5.
On Sunday, the Texans outshot the Cowgirls 23-11 and had an 11-3 corner kick advantage. Teeghan Dodd played the most minutes for Tarleton State (86), and 23 of the Purple and White’s 27-woman roster played.
Tarleton State is now 3-0 on its five-game homestand. The Texans will continue their stretch on Stephenville on Thursday at 7 p.m. against Alcorn State, which will serve as “9/11 Remembrance” to help honor the victims from the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack.
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’Declared Unavailable’—Chelsea Lose Midfielder to Injury on International Duty
Chelsea have suffered another injury blow at the start of the 2025–26 season, with midfielder Dário Essugo sustaining a knock while away on international duty during the September break.
Enzo Maresca has already lost Levi Colwill to an ACL tear and have been forced to mitigate their previous two Premier League outings without talisman Cole Palmer due to a groin issue.
Fortunately, the player traders at BlueCo were at it again in the summer, with Chelsea adding 10 to their ranks in a bid to cope with a more demanding schedule off the back of last season’s qualification for the Champions League.
Among those signed was 20-year-old Essugo, who joined from Sporting CP for £18.5 million ($23.9 million) in June. Essugo complements a fairly busy midfield depth chart, and the young midfielder isn’t expected to play a major role for the Blues during his first in west London. The Portuguese earned 38 minutes of action across three appearances at Chelsea’s successful Club World Cup campaign, but is yet to take to the field at the start of his Premier League career.
In September, Essugo was called up to the Portugal U21s squad, but he’s since been forced to withdraw after picking up an injury.
“The Chelsea midfielder was excused from training due to a muscle problem in his right thigh, which he suffered after training on Monday,” the Portuguese Football Federation confirmed. “The athlete was evaluated by the Portuguese Football Federation’s Health and Performance Department on Tuesday morning and was declared unavailable.”
Essugo’s primary role this season is to provide cover for Moisés Caicedo, whose own international break has been plagued by fitness concerns.
The Ecuador midfielder sat out his side’s first game and was spotted training with a brace around his knee, although the belief is that this absence was more precautionary than as a result of a genuine injury.
Indeed, local reports suggest the decision has already been made to restore Caicedo to Ecuador’s starting lineup against Argentina, viewed as the more important fixture compared to the recent 0–0 draw with Paraguay.
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Source: https://www.si.com/soccer/chelsea-lose-midfielder-injury-international-duty
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Trinity’s Rhea Moore becomes youngest goal scorer in US women’s professional soccer – 3rd Degree
Dallas Trinity‘s academy player Rhea Moore made history on Saturday night, becoming the youngest goal scorer in any women’s professional soccer match in the United States.
At just 15 years and 332 days old, Moore scored in her professional debut (vs Sporting JAX on Saturday, September 6, 2025), securing her place in the record books when she grabbed the game-winner off a poor outlet pass versus Sporting JAX in the USL Super League.
“It caught me by surprise. This is just a dream come true. I’m super happy. My team was just supporting and cheering for me… It feels amazing. I’m super happy and grateful that all my teammates were there and I got this opportunity.”
Rhea Moore
A Sacramento, California native and Dallas Trinity FC academy player, Moore joined the club this fall.
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Chiefs Start Title Defence With A Win
Kaizer Chiefs 2-1 Orbit College
Defending champions Kaizer Chiefs started their DStv Diski Challenge campaign with a 2-1 victory over Orbit College on Sunday afternoon.
Orbit were dealt an early blow when captain Ikaneng Ramosala was shown a straight red card for a dangerous challenge.
Chiefs took full advantage on when Pheko Phago opened the scoring on 13 minutes with his first goal of the campaign.
Despite being a player down, Orbit managed to level matters in the 33rd minute, with Lucky Malatsi finishing off a well-worked team move.
However, Chiefs restored their lead before the halftime break when Neo Bohloko converted a penalty.
The Soweto giants also finished the game with 10 players after Imaan Hendricks was sent off for dangerous tackle on goalkeeper Kopano Segoe.
AmaZulu 1-4 Stellenbosch FC
Stellenbosch FC enjoyed a fine start to the season by thrashing AmaZulu 4-1 on Sunday afternoon.
Last season’s runners-up took the lead after just four minutes courtesy of a lovely goal from Kyle Bailey.
The lead was doubled in the 13th minute through Kenan Johanessen, who fired home from close range.
Kwanele Mbayi did pull a goal back for Usuthu ten minutes before the halftime break.
However, the Cape Winelands outfit carried that dominance into the second half, as Johanessen and Turic Gameldin completed the rout.
Mamelodi Sundowns 1-1 Siwelele
Mamelodi Sundowns were unable to start the season with a win after drawing 1-1 with Siwelele FC on Sunday morning.
Manelis Mazibuko gave Siwelele the lead after 20 minutes into the contest, before Oarabile Booysen levelled matters for the Brazilians just before the halftime break.
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