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France favourites to top group but wary of Welsh spirit

July 9 – France will look to continue their strong start to Women’s Euro 2025 when they face Wales in St Gallen this evening in the second round of Group D fixtures. Les Bleues arrive full of confidence after a commanding 2-1 win over defending champions England, and another victory tonight – combined with a favourable result between the Netherlands and England – could see them book a place in the quarter-finals with a game to spare.

Football Marketing

Saved financially, Botev Plovid land three more years of Winbet sponsorship

July 9 – Bulgaria’s Botev Plovdiv and Bulgarian bookmaker WINBET have extended their partnership with WINBET to remain the main sponsor of the club for the next three years.

Euro 2025

Denmark’s Jeglertz calls for more vigilance on head injuries

July 9 – Denmark manager Andrée Jeglertz has questioned the referee following his side’s 2-1 defeat to Germany and the injury to Emma Snerle.

Euro 2025

Sweden dominate Poland to secure quarter final slot

Sweden 3 Poland 0

July 8 – Sweden secured their place in the quarter-finals with a dominant 3-0 win over Poland under the Tuesday night lights, as Lucerne’s stunning scenery provided a fitting backdrop to a commanding Group C performance.

Euro 2025

Germany muscle past Denmark in Group C

Germany 2 Denmark 1

July 8 – Germany maintained their perfect start to Euro 2025 with a 2-1 comeback victory against Denmark to close in on the knockout phase.

Europe

UEFA Appeals Body hands down Real Madrid, Slavia Praha decisions

July 8 – UEFA’s Appeals Body has issued key disciplinary decisions affecting both Real Madrid and Slavia Praha, following incidents of racist behaviour and breaches of conduct during this season’s UEFA competitions.

Euro 2025

Sweden wary of Pajor threat for Poland

July 8 – Sweden face Poland in Lucerne this evening with a place in the UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 quarter-finals within reach. A win for Peter Gerhardsson’s side, combined with Germany avoiding defeat against Denmark, would confirm their passage from Group C with a game to spare.

FIFA

FIFA opens office at Trump Tower, New York

July 8 – FIFA has opened an office at Trump Tower in New York City, deepening its already close ties with the much-criticised US administration.

Euro 2025

Gwinn-less Germany target qualification against Denmark

July 8 – With a new captain, Germany will take on Denmark in Group C, knowing victory could secure them a spot in the quarter-finals of EURO 2025.

Europe

Everything is Fine for Chelsea and Barcelona

July 8 – Chelsea FC have spent millions in the transfer window, and now the Blues have gone and set the new standard for financial misbehaviour – becoming the first club to be fined €31 million in a single season for breaking UEFA’s financial rules.

Europe

Italian Messina named head of Serbia’s Referees’ Commission

July 8 – Former Italian referee Domenico Messina has been appointed President of the Referees’ Commission of the Football Association of Serbia (FSS). The Italian signed a contract worth €300,000 and becomes the first foreigner to hold a senior position in the FSS.

Europe

Homeless FC Krumovgrad withdraw from Bulgarian second tier

July 8 – Bulgaria’s FC Krumovgrad have decided to withdraw from the Second Bulgarian League after suffering relegation from the efbet League following two seasons in the top-flight.

Europe

Moore of the same at Wisla Kraków

July 8 – Peter Moore has done it again. The man who helped drag Liverpool from corporate chaos to Champions League glory, and is now trying to revolutionise American soccer with Santa Barbara Sky FC, has pitched up in Poland with a 5% stake in Wisła Kraków.

Concacaf

‘No fans, no penalty, you-all-hate-us-but-we-don’t-care’. Pochettino in a pickle

July 8 – Having praised the opportunity of the Gold Cup and the importance of being able to have his team together for an extended time at a proper competition, US coach Mauricio Pochettino has turned edgy and frustrated after having lost the final 2-1 to Mexico on Sunday night in Houston.