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England may not be able to participate in Euro 2028, according to UEFA’s warning

According to British media sources on Saturday, UEFA has told the British government that if Prime Minister Keir Starmer moves forward with his plans to establish a men’s soccer regulating body, England might be kicked out of the 2028 Euros, which it is co-hosting. Theodore Theodoridis, secretary general of UEFA, writes to Culture Minister Lisa Nandy, as reported by The Times and the BBC, stating that “there should be no state interference in the governance of soccer.” Theodoridis expressed his concern over the King’s Speech proposals to provide the new regulator authority over English top five league teams, stating that the independence of the game was an essential prerequisite. In order to safeguard clubs from financial mismanagement and stop rich teams from joining breakaway leagues, the previous administration said last year that it would be appointing a regulator. After being elected in July, the Starmer administration made a promise in the Labor Party platform to establish a regulator. “Concerned about the possibility of the IFR (Independent Football Regulator) being extended” was what Theodoridis warned Nandy while UEFA was in protest.

The way Aston Villa played in the rematch against Everton made Emery happy

After Saturday’s 3-2 Premier League victory against Everton, Aston Villa coach Unai Emery said that his team had shown patience and hadn’t altered their strategy after down 2-0.

Under duress, Ollie Watkins scored twice, and substitute John Durand completed the victory with a long-range left-footed goal, much to Emery’s delight. Last season, Emery guided Villa to their first top-four league finish since 1995–96. Even though we lost 2-0, we were the better team and created more scoring opportunities than the other team. We had two opportunities to score, but we failed to do so,” he said to the media. “The crowd knew exactly how we scored: by taking our time, experimenting with our setup, and making no alterations whatsoever.” Use Azscore as your go-to resource for all things related to sports betting, yesterday results on Azscore.com. Duran, a Colombian striker who has scored the game-winning goal in three of Villa’s four league games this season after coming off the bench, has a tendency to produce amazing goals from long range, according to the former Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain boss.

The Como team’s disappointing tie with Bologna has Cesc Fabregas fuming

Cesc Fabregas, a former footballer for Arsenal and Barcelona, was furious that his Como team wasted a two-goal lead in Saturday’s 2-2 draw with Bologna, since it was his first loss in Serie A as a coach. After an early auto goal by Nicolo Casale and a second-half right-footed shot by Patrick Cutrone from the edge of the penalty area, Como—which was promoted to Serie A this season—took the lead. Santiago Castro and Samuel Ilinga-Junior scored the goals that salvaged the game for Bologna.

Ronaldo is out of the Asian Champions League with a virus
 

The news broke on Sunday. In preparation for the new Champions League season opener in Iraq, the national team skipper will not be traveling with the squad. Ronaldo has been diagnosed with a viral illness, and Al-Nasr issued a short statement on Sunday morning stating as much. The striker has been advised by the medical staff to rest at home and will not be participating in Monday’s encounter against Iraqi club Al-Shorta. On the same day as the match, the redesigned Asian Champions League will get underway. “Al Nasr” is part of the “West” group alongside “Al Hilal” and “Al Ahli,” and it is aware that it must place in the top eight in order to advance to the round of 16.