Manchester City started the new season disastrously with two consecutive losses, raising questions about Pep Guardiola's decisions after impressive summer signings. Despite controlling the first half against Brighton, the team's performance dropped in the second half, leading to another defeat.

European fan associations oppose plans to hold domestic football matches outside their countries, arguing it undermines competition rules and serves short-term financial interests. Italy and Spain plan to move games to Australia and Miami, facing criticism from UEFA and calls for rejection.

Brazilian footballer David Luiz faces allegations of threatening a woman via Instagram, with the woman filing a police case and presenting threatening messages. The court ordered Luiz to stay away from her, while he denies the threats and any meeting.

Portugal's football stars gathered for the first time since the death of Liverpool's Diogo Gota in a July car accident, unveiling a bronze sculpture of his jersey in Lisbon with his family and teammates present.

Uli Hoeness, honorary president of Bayern Munich, criticizes the record-breaking spending by European clubs in the summer transfer market, calling it madness. He urges the German Football League to reject external funding and follow its own path.

The Egypt vs Ethiopia match will take place on September 5 at Cairo International Stadium as part of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, broadcast free on On Sport 1 via Nilesat. Egypt leads Group A with 16 points and prepares for a crucial match to boost qualification hopes.

Mohamed Salah broke down in tears during a tribute to his late teammate Diogo Jota after Liverpool's win over Bournemouth. He discussed his emotional moment and his evolving leadership role supporting young players.

Veteran Mexican goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa's transfer to Spanish club Burgos failed in a strange way after he disappeared following a request to buy a cup of coffee before signing. Burgos quickly signed a replacement goalkeeper, leaving Ochoa's future uncertain at the start of the new season.

The Algerian national team is aiming to qualify for the 2026 World Cup through African qualifiers, relying on standout forwards like Mohamed Amoura, Amine Gouiri, Houssem Aouar, Saïd Benrahma, and Baghdad Bounedjah to achieve this goal.

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif has been excluded from the World Boxing Championship in Liverpool due to the World Federation's decision to require athletes to pass gender verification tests. Khelif did not apply to participate, although she has the right to appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.