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Yahoo
06-08-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
🚨 BREAKING: Fulham unveil '90s-inspired away kit 📸
Fulham have unveiled the club's away kit for the 2025/26 campaign. Most notable about the lime green effort is that the Cottagers have reintroduced their 1995 crest to a jersey for the first time since 2001. What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments. 📸 Catherine Ivill - 2022 Getty Images
Yahoo
15-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
🤯 New record set: Top club signs billion-euro deal
Clubs from the Premier League certainly have no reason to complain. They live on the island with billion-dollar TV money contracts like maggots in bacon. Now Manchester City, which also benefits from massive investments by the Abu Dhabi United Group, is apparently setting new standards. Even by English standards. Advertisement As reported by 'Sky Sports UK' and 'The Guardian', ManCity has signed a new outfitter contract with Puma, receiving a total of one billion pounds over the next ten years, which is equivalent to 1.15 billion euros. This sets a new record in the Premier League – significantly surpassing the 900 million pounds (around 1.04 billion euros) from Manchester United's ten-year Adidas contract from 2023. The new Puma deal is a quantum leap even for City, as the outfitter revenues are increased by nearly 50 percent – from previously 65 million pounds per season to now 100 million pounds annually. For comparison: FC Bayern achieves about 90 million euros (equivalent to about 78 million pounds) per year with its current outfitter contract with Adidas. This contract runs from 2020 to 2030. Advertisement This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here. 📸 Catherine Ivill - 2024 Getty Images
Newsweek
23-06-2025
- Sport
- Newsweek
How to Watch Dominican Republic vs Suriname: Live Stream CONCACAF Gold Cup, TV Channel
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. The Dominican Republic will face Suriname in this 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup matchup on Sunday at AT&T Stadium, and you can catch all the action with FuboTV. Xavier Valdez of the Dominican Republic during the Gold Cup Group A match between Mexico and the Dominican Republic at SoFi Stadium on June 14, 2025, in Inglewood, California. Xavier Valdez of the Dominican Republic during the Gold Cup Group A match between Mexico and the Dominican Republic at SoFi Stadium on June 14, 2025, in Inglewood, California. Catherine Ivill - AMA/Getty Images How to Watch Dominican Republic vs Suriname Date: Sunday, June 22, 2025 Time: 10:00 PM ET TV Channel: FOX Sports 2 Stream: Fubo (TRY FOR FREE) Dominican Republic and Suriname will take the pitch on Sunday, June 22nd, at AT&T Stadium in this CONCACAF Gold Cup match. Both sides have already been eliminated from contention to advance to the knockout stage after disappointing results in their first two matches of this Gold Cup, but they are still playing for pride and a third-place finish in the group. The Dominican Republic has lost both of its matches by only one goal, falling to Mexico 3-2 and then Costa Rica 2-1. Suriname scored three goals against Costa Rica, but still came up just short with a 4-3 finish in its Gold Cup opener. They then went on to lose to Mexico 2-0 in their last match. This is a great CONCACAF Gold Cup matchup; make sure to tune in and catch all the action. You can view this match on FOX Sports 2 with a free one-month subscription to FuboTV. Live stream every CONCACAF Gold Cup match for free with Fubo: Start your subscription now! Gold Cup Potential Lineups Dominican Republic: Valdez; Urbaez, Kaparos, Pujol, Dollenmayer; Morschel, Rosario, Lopez; Reyes, Romero, Gonzalez Suriname: Vaessen; van Gelderen, Abena, Pinas, Haps; Malone, Paal; Margaret, Jubitana, Boetius; Kerk Regional restrictions may apply. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
Yahoo
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
🚨 A reimagined classic! Man City unveil Club World Cup kit 📸
Manchester City have unveiled a special edition kit for this summer's Club World Cup. And fans will notice that it has a familiar feel, with the Cityzens adopting the look of some popular former away kits when they take to the field in the USA this month. Advertisement The two-tone red and black sash is set against hand-painted graphics which are inspired by fans' famous Poznan celebration and the style of kit was first released by the club in the 1970s. What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments! 📸 Catherine Ivill - 2023 Getty Images
Forbes
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Tottenham Hotspur Fans Are Split Over Their Winning Coach
LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 25: Ange Postecoglou manager / head coach of Tottenham Hotspur celebrates with ... More the UEFA Europa League Trophy the Premier League match between Tottenham Hotspur FC and Brighton & Hove Albion FC at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on May 25, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Catherine Ivill - AMA/Getty Images) The fascinating managerial dynamic of summer 2025 is, undoubtedly, Ange Postecoglou and Tottenham Hotspur. Having delivered a European trophy and the team's worst league finish in decades, it's almost impossible to think of another situation where the two measurements for performance are so extreme. The club is weighing up whether to persist with the man who's just ended years of pain whilst simultaneously piloting the team on an alarmingly downward trajectory. In 2011/12, Roberto Di Matteo guided Chelsea to its inaugural Champions League success whilst finishing 6th in the division, and a year later, Roberto Martinez won the FA Cup the season he got Wigan Athletic relegated from the Premier League. However, in both instances, the managers had significant mitigation. Di Matteo was drafted in halfway through the campaign and also won the FA Cup. When Wigan finally dropped out of the league, most people accepted Martinez had consistently performed miracles in keeping such an under-resourced club in the top flight for as long as he had. Postecoglou has no such excuses. He has done something remarkable by breaking Tottenham Hotspur's 17-year wait for a trophy. But he's also overseen the worst Premier League finish in the club's history. In addition to some truly awful results, there has been a downturn in performances so terrible it's hard to see how the club can turn things around. Then there is Postecoglou himself. At times, he has stuck too faithfully to his philosophy only to see it fail, but he has also abandoned it for certain games in which the team looked equally awful. In addition to those struggles, he lost touch with the media and fell out so badly with the fans that there have been multiple confrontations with the terraces. Having not been a manager who'd attack the hierarchy or lowered expectations, as predecessors Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte had done, Postecoglou also let this asset slip when he broke ranks in January and moaned about a lack of reinforcements. But, and it's a giant, but how do you fire the guy who's just broken the nearly two-decade wait for silverware? It's a point made by the man himself. 'I will be honest, I have been finding it really weird talking about my future when we have done something unprecedented,' Ange Postecoglou said. 'I have had to answer the questions because no one else at the club is in the position to do so, I guess. 'I have got no doubt, though, that this could be a real defining moment for this club because wherever I have been, I have made an impact where I have brought success to a club that hasn't had it for a while.' 'You just have to look at those clubs' trajectory; even after I left, they are still competing for things. I really think this is a moment in time where this club could push on and be a real contender for honors on a yearly basis.' LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 25: Tottenham Hotspur fans during the Premier League match between Tottenham ... More Hotspur FC and Brighton & Hove Albion FC at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on May 25, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by) The SB Nation Tottenham Hotspur community website, 'Cartilage Free Captain,' provides a fascinating insight into the divide among Tottenham Hotspur fans. The editorial team got the two sides of the debate to each pen an opinion piece arguing what they believe should happen to the Australian coach. Dustin George-Miller offers the 'Ange In' perspective, praising his adaptability and claiming there are caveats to the awful league form, namely the squad's lack of depth. 'He's maybe the only Spurs manager in my fandom who actually seems to get what it means to be a Tottenham Hotspur fan,' George-Miller wrote. 'After several years of managers like Mourinho and Conte, is it wrong to want to stick with a manager who is a supremely good guy?' On the other side, Ben Daniels scathingly rejects the idea that winning a trophy changes more fundamental problems. He said: 'Before the Europa League final, Ange had delivered the worst domestic season in our history with a record number of league losses so staggering that no team in the Premier League has ever survived them. 'He coached a team that largely played insipid football, lacked any tactical identity beyond 'run fast,' couldn't balance multiple competitions, and suffered an injury crisis severe enough it's hard to imagine he's not at least somewhat responsible for it. 'Firing him would have been the least controversial decision an owner has ever made.' Tellingly, the Cartilage Free Captain team member who penned the piece also takes an 'agnostic' position, not siding with either. You can sympathize with that perspective because being a fan is an emotional business. The elation or despair that soccer brings has a habit of shutting down the rational elements of the brain. The harsh reality that would push a Spurs fan to nail their colors to the mast would be to rewatch the final and then decide. In a thoroughly awful game, Spurs played poorly but managed to just about sneak past Manchester United with an incredibly scruffy goal. As Guardian sports journalist Jonathan Wilson told the Off The Ball podcast, Tottenham fans who shifted their position based on the outcome of that game should question what about the match they saw that wasn't known before. 'Why has that two hours of essentially random football [changed things],' he said, 'Tottenham completed 115 passes and the game was 99 minutes. 'So they completed a pass every 52 seconds, which I would say is on the low side. Even in a sort of [poor] Sunday kickabout that's on the low side. They completed 62% of their passes. If you kick the ball randomly, you complete 50%. 'And that's convinced you he should stay?'
