Coach Kim Sang Sik deployed the trio of naturalized players Hoang Hen, Xuan Son, and Tai Loc simultaneously in Vietnam's 6-0 victory over Siheung.

Coach Kim Sang-sik has called up 14 defenders for a training camp in South Korea, sparking the most intense competition ahead of the ASEAN Championship 2026, as many mainstays face uncertain places due to the Korean strategist's push for a versatile, modern, and highly competitive backline.

Former European champion Nottingham Forest appoints Oliver Glasner, a European champion, opening a major gamble on the hot seat after the shock departure of Vitor Pereira.

Written by Shen Mo. 28 years ago at the Stade Vélodrome in Marseille, Brazil secured top spot in the group stage with two consecutive wins and led 1-0 in their final match, only to concede two goals in the dying moments and lose 2-1 to Norway. That victory allowed Norway to overtake Morocco and achieve their best-ever World Cup result by reaching the Round of 16 for the first time. 28 years later, at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, Brazil and Norway met again.

Written by Han Yixi. If every World Cup match were played like this, how could fans ever feel drowsy? At the 2,240-meter-high Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, Mexico and England delivered arguably the most thrilling game of this World Cup. Goals, red cards, surprises—every football element was present. For the English, the Azteca Stadium is not a place of fond memories.

Head coach Jose Pedro Alves Salazar has revealed the list of 26 players selected for the Timor Leste national team as they prepare for the 2026 ASEAN Hyundai Cup, scheduled for late July and August.

Written by Han Bing. A 100-minute press conference is enough to serve as the final documentary of Bielsa's coaching career. As one of the most influential managers of the 21st century, the 70-year-old Bielsa is leaving not only his position as Uruguay's national team coach in this "crazy" manner, but possibly also his 39-year coaching career.

Twelve years after a heartbreaking loss to Belgium in the 2014 World Cup, the United States once again faces its old rival in a knockout match that could mark a new historic milestone for American soccer.

Just now, the Chinese men's basketball team defeated the provincial team 92-74. Zhao Jiwei 17 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals; Li Hongquan 17 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists; Hu Jinqiu 13 points, 6 rebounds; Pang Zhenglin 11 points; Yang Hansen 10 points, 5 rebounds; Liao Sanning 5 points; Zhu Junlong 4 points, 6 rebounds; Cui Yongxi 4 points, 5 rebounds; He Xining 4 points; Gao Shiyan 4 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists; Wang Junjie 3 points.

A do-or-die match: win and advance, lose and go home, completely missing out on the 2027 World Cup finals. Fortunately, the Chinese men's basketball team was not affected by their 19-point loss to Japan in the first game of the third window of the World Cup qualifiers. In the second game, they firmly suppressed the Chinese Taipei team with a 54-28 lead at halftime.