SOCCER

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Christian Eriksen is conscious and in stable condition after collapsing during Denmark's friendly match against Ukraine, according to the Danish Football Association.

The match was halted in the 65th minute when Eriksen suddenly went down on the pitch. Medical staff quickly rushed to his aid as players from both teams surrounded him in concern. The game was initially paused before being abandoned shortly afterward due to the seriousness of the incident.

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Florentino Perez has pledged to launch the biggest transfer bid in Real Madrid's history if he secures another term as club president in Sunday's election.

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Bayern Munich are reportedly interested in highly rated Liverpool teenager Rio Ngumoha, with the Bundesliga champions exploring the possibility of signing the promising winger.

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Brazil midfielder Casemiro believes being a "step behind" other World Cup ⁠favourites could actually work in the team's favour when the tournament kicks off next ‌week.

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Arsenal stars Declan Rice, Gabriel and David Raya have been shortlisted for the Professional Footballers' Association Men's Player of the Year award, highlighting the club's successful Premier League campaign. The trio joins Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes and Manchester City pair Erling Haaland and Rayan Cherki on the six-man shortlist.

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Marco Silva has confirmed that his five-year spell at Fulham is coming to an end, with the Portuguese coach closing in on a move to Benfica.

The 48-year-old's contract expires at the end of June, and speculation surrounding his future had grown throughout the closing months of the season. Fulham had hoped to retain Silva and offered him a new three-year contract, but he has now decided to bring his successful tenure at Craven Cottage to a close.

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FIFA has acknowledged a ticketing error that allowed around 60 fans to obtain World Cup tickets without making a payment, but those supporters will now have to pay the full price if they wish to keep their seats.

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup will feature advanced drone technology in stadiums.