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Benfica's young goalkeeper Diogo Ferreiras has a new contract until 2031
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Benfica's young goalkeeper Diogo Ferreiras has a new contract until 2031

Benfica's 19-year-old goalkeeper Diogo Ferreira has been a key talent in the squad and has signed a new contract that will keep him until 2031. The Portuguese club thus secured its future goalpost.

Jul 29, 2026
World Cup 2026: Memorable VAR decision ends Modric's career, Ronaldo's journey continues

World Cup 2026: Memorable VAR decision ends Modric's career, Ronaldo's journey continues

Luka Modric narrowly missed out on victory as Cristiano Ronaldo got another chance after VAR ruled out a late equalizer for Croatia against Portugal in a dramatic city clash at World Cup 2026.

Jul 4, 2026
Mummy vs Son: 'Football Fan Fanatics' Podcast Launches Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

Mummy vs Son: 'Football Fan Fanatics' Podcast Launches Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

Football Fan Fanatics, a new weekly podcast that launched on 9 June 2026, features 20-year-old sports presenter James Palin and his mother Nadine Dereja in candid discussions on football. The debut episode combines the EFL Championship Spygate story with an early analysis of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Jun 11, 2026
2026 FIFA World Cup Opening Ceremonies: Everything you need to know

2026 FIFA World Cup Opening Ceremonies: Everything you need to know

The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off with three opening ceremonies: Mexico City (June 11), Toronto (June 12) and Los Angeles (June 12). Shakira and Burna Boy perform official song 'Dai Dai' on stage in Mexico City; Other popular artists will give special performances in each city. Broadcast of the matches will be available on Fox/FS1, Telemundo and streaming platforms.

Jun 11, 2026
Amazing re-entries in FIFA World Cup: Greatest sensational comebacks in World Cup history
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Amazing re-entries in FIFA World Cup: Greatest sensational comebacks in World Cup history

Austria and Portugal equally represented the greatest comeback cases in World Cup history. Both these teams won from three goals down. In 1954, Austria beat Switzerland 7-5, and in 1966, Eusebio made history against Portugal. Also, FIFA mentions that West Germany, England and Belgium are among the teams that won after two goals down. The 'comeback' victory in the 6th game of the first seven World Cup finals was worth it.

Jun 8, 2026