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Jerome Rothen (RMC) believes that many players in the French national team were stung by Mbappé’s push for the Ballon d’Or and that there could be a split between Kylian’s friends and Dembélé’s.
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L'Equipe is saying the same thing, so we’ll have to keep a close eye on how this supposedly tense atmosphere develops.
"The Champions League is possible, but I don’t think we’re the favorites," Rodri says in an interview with Mundo Deportivo.
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PSG, Arsenal, Bayern, Madrid, Barça, Manchester City... Where would you place the Blaugrana on the list of favorites to win the big one?
Four matchdays of the 2026-27 season have already gone by in Italian football, and we still haven’t seen a single 0-0 in Serie A or Serie B.

It’s the first time in history this has happened, and it offers an unexpected image of calcio. We’re happy about it.
English VAR is at the center of the debate over Haaland’s goal in the Manchester derby. Enzo Fernández was in an offside position when Gvardiol delivered the cross, but VAR did not consider it interference, and the goal stood despite not complying with IFAB regulations.

Pro Ref (formerly PGMOL) admitted the "error in judgment" hours later, though without offering an explicit apology. The thing is, this is nothing new: last season there were 25 VAR errors according to the BBC, compared to 18 the previous season, with Arsenal and Chelsea the main beneficiaries.
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