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European football's biggest tournament is experiencing an unprecedented goals explosion, with teams scoring at the highest rate in over six decades. The new format seems to be unleashing more attacking, entertaining matches across the board.
A UEFA tournament bringing refugees and locals together through soccer has tripled in size since 2022, turning shared love of the game into lasting friendships across Europe. The 2026 edition will welcome 22 mixed teams to Italy.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino withdrew controversial plans to sell stakes in World Cup competitions to private investors after facing unified opposition from football federations worldwide. The stunning reversal shows that when the global football community speaks with one voice, it can protect the sport's integrity.
A tournament where refugees and locals play football together has grown from 8 teams to 22 since 2022. The UEFA Unity EURO Cup is transforming lives across Europe by building belonging through sport.
A Somali referee barred from the World Cup by US authorities just landed one of football's biggest jobs. UEFA's bold move proves talent transcends politics.
Omar Artan, Somalia's first World Cup referee, will officiate the prestigious UEFA Super Cup in August after being turned away from US training due to security concerns. The appointment celebrates his exceptional talent and sends a powerful message about football's unifying power.
Arsenal secured their spot in the Champions League final with a 1-0 victory over Atletico Madrid, putting them within reach of their first-ever double. Just days after moving closer to their first league title in 22 years, the Gunners are now one game away from European glory.
Soccer fans celebrating as UEFA announces affordable pricing for Euro 2028, with five tournament tickets costing the same as a single parking space at this summer's World Cup. The move puts fans first after controversy over FIFA's pricing sparked global outrage.
After five years of bitter conflict, Real Madrid has made peace with European soccer's governing body UEFA, officially ending the controversial European Super League project. The reconciliation marks a new chapter for the sport's biggest clubs and fans worldwide.
After five years of legal battles, Real Madrid has officially abandoned the controversial Super League project, reaching a peace agreement with UEFA that prioritizes sporting merit and club sustainability. The deal ends billions in lawsuits and reunites European football under one governing body.
After five years of legal battles, Real Madrid has reached a peace agreement with UEFA, officially ending the controversial European Super League project. The deal prioritizes fan experience and club sustainability while resolving billions in legal disputes.
Barcelona has officially abandoned the controversial European Super League, leaving Real Madrid as the lone club still fighting for the breakaway competition. The move signals a major shift toward rebuilding relationships and healing divisions in European football.
