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Under-20 World Queens

Spain’s women’s Under-20 team claimed the world crown after beating North Korea in a dramatic penalty shootout (4-3) following a 0-0 draw in regulation time. Goalkeeper Laia López became the standout figure of the match by saving two decisive spot-kicks.

The impact of the City trial

The sporting legal proceedings against Manchester City in England have revived attention in Spain on the 'Negreira Case'. The British case raises questions about the difference in timing and measures applied in administrative sanctions between the Premier League and Spanish football.

João Félix takes off with Portugal

The Portuguese forward is establishing himself as Portugal’s new leader after scoring two goals in two Nations League matches. Yesterday he was decisive against Norway (1-2), where Erling Haaland scored, but a serious mistake by goalkeeper Nyland tipped the win Portugal’s way.

Klopp’s Germany stumble

The German national team set alarm bells ringing after a narrow 1-0 defeat to Greece in the Nations League. The side managed by Jürgen Klopp delivered a flat performance that keeps concerns alive about the squad’s level and development.

Vozinha’s personal ordeal

On a personal level, the Colo Colo goalkeeper broke his silence about the impact of media pressure. "I have lost my peace and tranquility," the keeper said after admitting that he misses his life before fame, leaving his future at the Chilean club up in the air.

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