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Football fans can now test their knowledge with a series of daily quizzes including Who Am I?, Five in Five, and Brainteaser, designed to engage and challenge enthusiasts.

Manchester City is dealing with the immediate and long-term consequences following the Premier League's verdict on charges against the club, raising questions about its future in English football.

New Scotland manager Sébastien Pocognoli highlights Billy Gilmour’s importance and urges the midfielder to take risks as Scotland look to bounce back in the Nations League after a disappointing World Cup.

Mauricio Pochettino reacts strongly to Manchester City being found guilty of over 100 financial rule breaches, emphasizing the deception experienced by fans and the complexities of imposing suitable punishments.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino shows readiness to boost financial support to member associations from FIFA’s $6 billion reserves following demands from UEFA and CONCACAF for higher payouts.

England coach Thomas Tuchel is set to maintain his defensive lineup despite individual mistakes in the recent 3-2 loss to Spain, as injury doubts loom over key defenders ahead of the Nations League match against Czechia.

Manchester City has vehemently contested the Premier League's verdict on over 100 charges, signaling ongoing legal battles and raising questions about the league's role in the controversy.

Michael Olise’s late solo effort earned France a 1-0 victory against Belgium in the Nations League, marking Zinedine Zidane’s second consecutive win as head coach.

Manchester City insists it will contest the financial breach verdict as Premier League rivals urge swift publication of the full findings to uphold league integrity.

Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano refused to respond to questions regarding the club's 115 charges while leaving a European Football Clubs' body meeting in Copenhagen.