Infantino backs more funding for Fifa members but sets no figure
Fifa president Gianni Infantino has signalled support for extra funding for member associations, but has not committed to a figure.
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Fifa president Gianni Infantino has signalled support for extra funding for member associations, but has not committed to a figure.
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England lost 3-2 to Spain in the Nations League at Wembley, prompting BBC Sport’s Phil McNulty to question whether their energetic play offers enough control against elite opponents. [Source 1]
The Philadelphia Union midfielder started the 4-1 friendly win over Peru, becoming the fourth-youngest player to appear for the United States.
Leeds goalkeeper James Trafford made his competitive England debut against Spain as Thomas Tuchel gives him a chance alongside Jordan Pickford.
A goal from Gonçalo Ramos secured Portugal’s second win in two Nations League matches, leaving them top of Group A4.
Denmark’s 2–0 win in Copenhagen leaves Wales without a victory in six matches this year, with two home fixtures ahead.
A 74th-minute goal gave Greece victory in Augsburg and put them two points ahead of the Netherlands after two matches.
Three first-half goals gave the Republic of Ireland a 3-0 win over Israel in Debrecen — their first victory of this Nations League Group B3 campaign.
Chelsea beat Arsenal 1-0 on Sunday and moved within two points of WSL leaders Manchester City, strengthening their early-season title challenge. [Source 1]