Archive: 2025 / 09 - Page 2
Millwall vs Watford: Predicted Lineups, Injury Updates and Tactical Preview for the Championship Clash
A detailed preview of the September 22, 2025 Championship meeting at The Den. Includes injury reports, likely 4‑4‑2 and 3‑5‑2 formations, key player availability and the tactical battle that could decide crucial points for both clubs.
Ajax's Shocking Eredivisie Collapse: PSV's 10‑Point Swing Wins the Crown
Ajax looked set to lift the Eredivisie trophy after a nine‑point lead and a 99.3% win probability, but a four‑match losing streak let PSV Eindhoven overturn the gap. The Dutch champion fell apart in dramatic fashion, while PSV won every remaining game to claim the title on the final day. Emotional scenes in Amsterdam underscored the rarity of such a turnaround.
Mykhailo Mudryk spotted in Wroclaw as Chelsea gear up for Conference League final
Suspended Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk was seen in Wroclaw on the eve of Chelsea’s Conference League final against Real Betis. The Ukrainian appeared in a local restaurant wearing club gear, posing with fans. Head coach Enzo Maresca said he was unaware of Mudryk’s trip. The player has been provisionally suspended since December after a reported failed doping test. Cole Palmer will wear the No 10 shirt next season.
CHAN 2024: Ten-Man Kenya Hold Angola as Harambee Stars Close In on Historic Quarter-Final
Kenya battled to a 1-1 draw with Angola at a packed Moi International Sports Centre, staying top of CHAN 2024 Group A despite playing with 10 men for over 70 minutes. Austin Odhiambo equalized from the spot after a VAR-reviewed foul, canceling out Jó Paciência’s early strike. Angola now face a must-win clash with DR Congo, while Kenya need only a draw against Morocco to reach the quarter-finals in their CHAN debut.
France crisis: no-confidence vote topples Macron government as 364 MPs reject Bayrou
France’s government has fallen after Prime Minister François Bayrou lost a confidence vote 364–194, forcing President Emmanuel Macron to find his fourth leader in a year. Bayrou’s austerity-driven budget plan, including €40bn in savings and scrapping two public holidays, united opponents from left to right. Paris now faces political gridlock just as economic and geopolitical pressures mount.
Senne Lammens to Manchester United: £18m bet or a long‑term fix in goal?
Manchester United signed 23-year-old Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp for around £18m on deadline day, tying him down until June 2030. He arrives with one full senior season, a league-best clean-sheet record, and a recent Belgium call-up—but no caps. With André Onana inconsistent and Altay Bayındır yet to convince, the deal is a calculated gamble. United believe the upside outweighs the risk.