No country has more teams in the Club World Cup knockout stage than Brazil with four.
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Brazil prodigy Estevao has unfinished business ahead of Chelsea move
While Chelsea has used the Club World Cup to introduce several new faces, there is another thrilling young talent at the tournament on a farewell tour with his current side before heading to Stamford Bridge. Liam Delap, Dario Essugo, Andrey Santos, and Mamadou Sarr all made their Chelsea debuts during the group stage in the […]
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NWSL: Current opens up commanding lead
The Kansas City Current will head into the NWSL’s mid-summer break with a lead of no less than seven points. The Current’s 1-0 victory over Angel City FC improved its record to 11-2-0 and kept it perfect at CPKC Stadium. It leads Orlando by eight points and third-place San Diego by 10. The Wave will […]
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Club World Cup brings new level of soccer fever — and new focus on the soccer gap that exists
Fans from different countries have come out of the woodwork en masse, showing that soccer trumps politics and how welcoming the American game is.
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PSG stunned by Botafogo in Club World Cup upset
Paris Saint-Germain suffered a shock 1-0 Club World Cup defeat against Brazil’s Botafogo in a battle between the reigning champions of Europe and South America.
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South American champion Botafogo holds on to beat Sounders 2-1
Brazilian champion Botafogo hung on for a 2-1 win at a determined Seattle Sounders.
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What They’re Saying: Luis Felipe Scolari
Luis Felipe Scolari on lessons of preparing for a World Cup at home
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Brazil’s birthday gift to Carlo Ancelotti
Brazil booked their place at the 2026 World Cup in North America with a lackluster 1-0 home victory over Paraguay, the first win of Carlo Ancelotti’s reign on his 66th birthday.
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Antony rebuilds career at Betis after escaping United nightmare
Standing between Chelsea and the Conference League trophy is Real Betis winger Antony, and that means significantly more than it did five months ago. The Brazilian winger, 25, escaped his Manchester United nightmare in January as he joined the La Liga side on loan, looking to rebuild a career that had stalled miserably at Old […]
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Ancelotti pledges to make struggling Brazil ‘champions again’
Carlo Ancelotti on Monday ruled injury-plagued Neymar out from Brazil’s lineup for upcoming World Cup qualifiers.