Women’s World Cup 2027: Algeria, Cameroon, Malawi & Morocco qualify

Algeria, Morocco, Cameroon and Malawi have all qualified for the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil. The Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) in Morocco is also acting as a qualifying tournament for next summer’s tournament, with any country that makes the semi-finals earning their places at the World Cup. Algeria beat 10-player Ivory Coast … Read more

Bucs Ready To Go Make Plays In NY

Pewter Report’s Camp Diary series is back for the Bucs’ 2026 training camp in a new format with video interviews in addition to partial transcriptions. This year’s Pewter Report Camp Diary participants are undrafted free agent quarterback Jalon Daniels, who will represent Tampa Bay’s offense and the rookie class, as well as outside linebacker David … Read more

Transfer roundup: Fulham agree £30m deal for Charles, Chalobah checks in at Como | Transfer window

Fulham have sought to bolster their midfield by spending £30m on Southampton’s Shea Charles. Charles, a Northern Ireland international and breakout star of the last Championship season, is expected to sign a five-year deal at Craven Cottage once a medical assessment and legal formalities are completed. Fulham will pay an initial fee of £26m, with … Read more

Bucs Sign Another Safety, Waive Cornerback

The Bucs made another secondary shuffle during training camp, announcing a roster move on Sunday afternoon. Tampa Bay has waived cornerback Chase Lucas with a failed physical designation and has signed safety Xavier Williams to take his place on the 90-man roster. What Does Latest Bucs Roster Move Say About Secondary Outlook? By waiving Chase … Read more

Kasper Hogh makes his mark with first hat-trick for Celtic

Hogh had drawn some criticism for failing to show a finishing touch against Dundee in Celtic’s Premiership opener, but he didn’t take long to put that experience behind him when he rose to nod in Arne Engels’ cross from close range while some fans were still taking their seats at Rugby Park. The goal impressed … Read more

What Big Bug “Attacked” An ESPN Reporter At Rams Camp?

ESPN reporter Lindsey Thiry found herself accosted by an alarmingly big bug at Los Angeles Rams camp Thursday. She was preparing for a live report when the flying creature suddenly dive-bombed in. The bug hovered around Thiry for several seconds until the NFL reporter gave it a good and audible thwack with her mic. ESPN … Read more

“The London Stadium made West Ham worse defensively. It’s an optical illusion and doesn’t have the ‘smell’ of football” Tony Gale on why his old side struggles on home soil

West Ham’s move from the Boleyn Ground to the London Stadium remains one of the most contentious stadium relocations in recent football history. The Hammers’ previous home was steeped in history and provided the kind of edge that is only found in old-school, tightly-packed stadiums that are becoming more and more rare in this age. … Read more

Iraola says Liverpool have work to do as familiar frailties in defence prove costly | Liverpool

Andoni Iraola told his Liverpool team they have work to do after squandering a 2-0 lead against Monaco to lose a second successive pre-season friendly. The former Bournemouth coach last managed a game at Anfield almost exactly a year ago in the memorable opener to the 2025-26 Premier League season, a game the Cherries were … Read more