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Soccer
Should La Liga be heading to Miami this year?
Somewhere between a winter sun break and a boardroom experiment sits La Liga’s latest plan, a real league match in Miami on December 20. Villarreal against Barcelona, Hard Rock Stadium, a proper three-point fixture with the table breathing down its neck. This is not a friendly, not a summer tour,…
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Soccer
Premier League Team of the Season So Far
Seven Premier League matchweeks gone. A tiny sample size, sure, but enough to start drawing lines. The table looks like a toddler’s finger painting, bright colours everywhere, no clear pattern, but through the blur, a few names glow with consistency, chaos, or sheer quality. This isn’t the list of best…
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Soccer
365Scores’ Breakout Stars of 2025/26, using the new, innovative Impact Rating feature
365Scores’ Breakout Stars of 2025/26. The players who will light up the footballing world for the years to come. A winger in west London who settles games with the stillness of a chess grandmaster. A future Maldini. A tiny conductor in Tijuana. A River Plate No 9 itching to return…
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Soccer
FIFA finally removes an extra international break – it’s good news for football
International football’s calendar is finally getting a sensible tweak. From 2026, the traditional September and October windows will be combined into one extended block, with national teams permitted up to four fixtures across a 16-day camp. The November and March windows remain as two-match breaks. It sounds technical, but the…
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Soccer
In Senne Lammens, Manchester United might finally have a goalkeeper for the future
Manchester United might finally have a goalkeeper for the future in Senne Lammens. His debut against Sunderland was not particularly special, it was just… comfortable, something that Manchester United fans have not felt about a goalkeeper in a long time. It was a first look at a 23-year-old who looked…
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Soccer
What have we learned so far in the Premier League?
Six rounds in and the Premier League picture is already pleasingly weird. Liverpool glide, Arsenal simmer, and Pep Guardiola’s team have the division’s scariest finisher even when he is merely average by his own alien standards. Crystal Palace are carving out a top-four impersonation with a grown-up, coherent plan. Sunderland…
