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USA 0 - [1] Canada - Jessie Fleming 74’ (Women’s Olympic Football Tournament)

[Paul Carr] Canada defeat US women's national team for the first time since 2001, after 36 matches played

Martin Braithwaite on Eriksen collapsing against Finland: “What happened that night shocked a lot of people. There was one moment I looked at (Eriksen) and he was gone. When you look at a body where the person is dead, you have no doubt. You know right away. That is what I saw.”

Post Match Thread: USA 0-1 Canada | Olympic Women's semi-final

[CONCACAF] The United States have won the 2021 CONCACAF Gold Cup

USA 1-0 Mexico: Robinson 117’

[Paul Gilmour] Exclusive transfer news: We understand Harry Kane has not shown up for #thfc training. He was due back this morning after a short holiday. More detail shortly on @SkySportsNews

Monday Moan

Daily Discussion

Atlético Madrid are still leading the race for Lautaro Martinez with Arsenal also interested. If he leaves Inter would want to replace him with Joaquin Correa, who Inzaghi worked with at Lazio

[Gary Cahill] departs Crystal Palace

[Pink Un] Norwich set £40m price tag for Villa target Cantwell

Andriy Shevchenko is leaving position of Ukrainian NT head coach.

Graham Potter on Ben White: "We have enough competition in that area. You can't replace a £50m player, you have to be creative in the solutions. But we're in a good place. With the fee, it's a fantastic opportunity for us to develop the club and keep growing as a team."

Countries with the most Ballon d'Or wins in history

Arsenal 0 - [1] Chelsea - Kai Havertz 26' [Club Friendly]

[Martin Blackburn] Manchester City's push to sign Harry Kane will not be affected by their £100 million move for Jack Grealish, with that particular deal already covered through recent player sales.

Sunday Support

Daily Discussion

[AS Roma] Jose Mourinho: “Fortnite is a nightmare. Football players stay up all night playing that sh** and they have a game the next day.”