Caparrós unleashed and 5️⃣ stories to kick off your Sunday 🥐 | OneFootball

On a relaxing Sunday after Spain’s qualification for the 2026 World Cup, here are the five most interesting news stories to start your day.

🔥 The Passport to the World Cup at Stake

Norway and Portugal can confirm their qualification for the final phase of the FIFA World Cup this Sunday. The Portuguese will play without Cristiano Ronaldo, who is suspended after his last red card.

📈 Sunday of Hypertensions

While the main focus of elite football is on the national teams, the Hypermotion League brings us a few tasty clashes today. Keep an eye on Almería vs. Cádiz, with both fighting for playoff spots, and a bottom-placed Zaragoza risking it all against their neighbors Huesca.

🌶️ Caparrós Already Adding Spice to the Derby

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"There are teams that have barely been around for half a news bulletin and it seems like they've won everything," reflected the charismatic Sevilla coach at a supporters’ club meeting. Those who get it, get it...

🤣 The Most Surreal Yellow Card

In Japan, while an official referee’s retirement was being celebrated with a guard of honor from both teams, a player decided to go one step further and took off his shirt so the referee could show him the last card of his career. Genius. 

🔴 The Shadows of the Women’s Clásico

Barcelona’s victory over Real Madrid in the big women’s Clásico did not come without controversy, as is typical in rivalry matches. Two yellow cards for Barça, six for Madrid, and the expulsion of Jairo Huerta, a member of Madrid’s staff, for saying to a rival bench member: "You’re an idiot"

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