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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola has spoken to the press as he prepares to face Manchester United.

The Cherries have only managed to win in one of their seven league fixtures on the road this term, suffering four defeats in the process as they prepare to make their way to Manchester. Iraola’s side have lost four of their last six in the Premier League and will be aiming to bounce back against a United side who they beat 3-0 last time at Old Trafford.

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England defender Trent Alexander-Arnold is set to miss approximately two months after picking up a thigh injury during Real Madrid's victory over Athletic Club. The setback came during Real's 3-0 win in Bilbao, a match in which Alexander-Arnold registered his first La Liga assist. His contribution, however, was cut short when he suffered the injury just 10 minutes into the second half, prompting medical staff to help him off the pitch.
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Germany has officially been selected to host the 2029 Women's European Championship , a decision announced by Uefa following a competitive bidding process. The governing body's president, Aleksander Ceferin, revealed the outcome during a meeting of Uefa's executive committee in Nyon, Switzerland, noting that Germany's proposal ultimately prevailed over strong bids from Poland and the joint Denmark–Sweden campaign.
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Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim says the only way he can protect himself and his family from the growing wave of social media abuse is by choosing not to look at it at all. His comments follow a BBC investigation that recorded more than 2,000 extremely abusive posts and messages directed at Premier League and Women's Super League managers and players in a single weekend last month. The abuse included racist insults, homophobic comments, threats of violence and even death and rape threats.
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A Pride Match at the 2026 World Cup will take place in Seattle on 26 June and it will feature Egypt and Iran. The fixture was announced as part of Group G, where the two sides join Belgium and New Zealand. The match will be played at Lumen Field during Seattle Pride weekend and is meant to celebrate LGBTQ+ communities in the city and across the country.

The plan for a Pride Match was created long before the World Cup draw. The local organising committee confirmed that the idea was developed without knowing which teams would be involved. Once the draw and fixture list were finalised, it became clear that Egypt would face Iran in Seattle on that date. That created immediate discussion, since both countries enforce laws that restrict LGBTQ+ rights.

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