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Nottingham Forest has appointed Ange Postecoglou as head coach, replacing Nuno Espirito Santo, who was sacked after just three games into the season and 21 months in charge. Postecoglou returns to management three months after being dismissed by Tottenham following a disappointing Premier League season where they finished 17th.

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Brazil beat Chile 3-0 in their final home game of 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying and recorded a sixth consecutive H2H win over La Roja in the process.

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Speculation surrounding a potential takeover of Tottenham Hotspur has been firmly dismissed by the club's board, who stated that the owner has "unequivocally rejected" two expressions of interest and that it is "not for sale." The announcement came late on Sunday, following the unexpected departure of executive chairman Daniel Levy last week, which had triggered rumors of an impending bid.

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Women’s Super League newcomers London City Lionesses have completed the signing of Paris Saint-Germain’s Grace Geyoro for a world record fee for a female footballer of £1.43 million, a source with knowledge of the talks told AFP.

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South American football’s governing body, Conmebol, disqualified Argentine club Independiente on Thursday from the 2025 Copa Sudamericana competition over a bloody brawl during a game against Universidad de Chile last month.

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Argentina made it 11 clean sheets in 12 World Cup qualifying victories with their 3-0 win over Venezuela, who are still the only CONMEBOL nation to never have qualified for FIFA’s showpiece tournament.

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Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann, who this week had set the goal of winning the 2026 World Cup, is rushing back to the drawing board following Thursday’s shock 2-0 loss against hosts Slovakia in their opening qualifier.

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After a lengthy pursuit, Liverpool are poised to sign striker Alexander Isak from Newcastle United for a British record transfer fee of £125m. The deal, which could reach £130m with add-ons according to Newcastle sources, will see Isak undergo a medical on Monday before penning a six-year contract. Liverpool had an initial £110m offer turned down in August but are now set to land their first-choice target. This move comes after Newcastle secured the Nick Woltemade from Stuttgart last week, potentially signaling Isak's impending exit.