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Chelsea chasing world-class £60m star – who would elevate them to a Champions League-level side: report

Chelsea could be about to add more quality to their squad this January with the signing of a highly-ranked individual

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Champions League grades: Arsenal earn high marks, Celtic woes drag on

The latest round of Champions League games are in the books. We run through the standouts, surprises and disappointments, grading all 32 teams

The Guardian - US

Arsenal have accepted how they must play to win a Premier League title

The manner of the win over Brentford was, frankly, as important as Kai Havertz’s goal. Are we seeing a new pragmatism from Mikel Arteta’s side?

The Guardian - US

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Dest’s petulance; a new striker duo: five things we learned from USMNT

The USMNT booked their spot in next year’s Copa América with a 4-2 aggregate win over Trinidad and Tobago in the Nations League. Here’s what we learned

The Guardian - US

USA vs Trinidad and Tobago live stream: How to watch Concacaf Nations League quarter-final first leg online

The USA vs Trinidad and Tobago live stream sees the two-time Concacaf Nations League winners face the Soca Warriors in Texas — here's how to watch it, wherever you are.

Tom’s Guide

Chelsea and England star Cole Palmer: ‘The most annoying thing about moving down south? The traffic’

Interview: Palmer’s gamble to swap treble-winning Manchester City for Chelsea has paid off in style after earning a regular place in Mauricio Pochettino’s starting line-up and now a first England call-up

The Independent UK

Chaotic, occasionally brilliant Chelsea show where Man City are vulnerable

It’s not time for Pep Guardiola to panic, but Chelsea’s unpredictable style removed what the manager covets most: control

The Guardian - US

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Champions League grades: top marks for Shakhtar, United sink to new low

The latest round of Champions League games are in the books. We run through the surprises and disappointments from match round four, grading all 32 teams

The Guardian - US

From ‘Echte Liebe’ to pragmatism: Dortmund’s evolution is constant

Giovanni Reyna finds himself at a club that has fought to redefine itself after the exuberance and hype of the Jürgen Klopp years

The Guardian - US

Manchester United are repeating a familiar pattern. Sacking Ten Hag won’t change that

Victory at Fulham eased the pressure on Erik ten Hag, but the club’s biggest problem is the ownership – sacking the manager won’t change that

The Guardian - US

What’s going wrong for Gio Reyna at Borussia Dortmund?

Reyna was the standout player for the USMNT in October, but continues to struggle for playing time in Dortmund

The Guardian - US

Thuram's goal leads Inter to a 1-0 win over Roma and former striker Lukaku in Serie A

In the first half alone, Roma conceded 12 shots without attempting a single shot of its own. By the end, Inter had produced 19 shots to Roma’s three.

The Hindu

The gulf between the Premier League and the rest may never have been so wide

All three promoted clubs are in the relegation zone this season. Their struggles reflect a wider problem in the modern game

The Guardian - US

Move over Messi: Why Luciano Acosta is MLS’ Most Valuable Player

In an MLS season dominated by Lionel Messi, another Argentinian midfielder is set to be named league MVP

The Guardian - US

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Zaire-Emery stars as PSG humble Milan to retake control of Champions League pool

Paris Saint-Germain retook control of Champions League Group F on Wednesday night following an impressive 3-0 victory over AC Milan at the Parc des Princes.

The Guardian - UK

Manuel Locatelli’s flowing tears may kickstart Juventus’ revitalisation

The midfielder is prone to crying, but against Milan his emotions proved that he can guide the Bianconeri to title hopes

The Guardian - US

Gio Reyna is back; an undroppable forward line: five things we learned from USMNT

The USMNT lost to Germany and beat Ghana during the international break, but the team’s forward line is beginning to take shape. Here’s what we learned

The Times of India

Gio Reyna scores a brace in USA's win over Ghana in football friendly

Gio Reyna marked his return to the USA starting lineup with a remarkable two-goal performance as the Americans dominated Ghana in a one-sided friendly on Tuesday.

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The Guardian - US

The sweeper-keeper is redefining soccer’s sense of risk

André Onana has had a miserable start to life at Manchester United, but his struggles are emblematic of a broader shift in the sport

The Guardian - US

USA 1-3 Germany: men’s international friendly – as it happened

Rolling report: Germany saw off the Americans in Julian Nagelsmann’s first game in charge

The Guardian - UK

Giroud goes in goal, shuts his eyes and saves the day for table-topping Milan

Veteran striker stepped up when Mike Maignan was sent off and his heroics had everyone from Zlatan Ibrahimovic wanting his goalie shirt

The Independent UK

Jude Bellingham continues blistering goalscoring run as Real Madrid rout Osasuna

The England midfielder scored in each half to take his tally to 10 goals in as many games for Real Madrid.

The Guardian - US

US owners understand profit but do they appreciate clubs’ tradition and values?

Half of the Premier teams are part- or fully-owned by Americans or US companies. Fans’ suspicions are understandable

The Independent UK

£1bn spent and counting – so why do Chelsea just keep getting worse?

The argument made in Chelsea’s defence is that Mauricio Pochettino’s young side will take time to settle, but can the Blues really afford to keep sliding down the table like this?

The Independent UK

£1bn spent and counting — so why do Chelsea just keep getting worse?

The argument made in Chelsea’s defence is that Mauricio Pochettino’s young side will take time to settle, but can the Blues really afford to keep sliding down the table like this?

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