🚨‼️ 𝗦𝗖𝗔𝗡𝗗𝗔𝗟 𝗔𝗟𝗘𝗥𝗧: Sudan’s head coach said he voted for Mohamed Salah in the 2019 FIFA The Best award.
When FIFA published the official results, his vote was recorded as going to Lionel Messi. 😳
The Sudan FA requested an investigation, but no public explanation has ever been issued.
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🚨🚨| Jordan Henderson received a 𝐘𝐄𝐋𝐋𝐎𝐖 𝐂𝐀𝐑𝐃 without playing a single minute for England 😭🏴
Picked up an injury too. Truly one of the World Cup campaigns of all time.
Les gars! You guys don’t realize how insane this was 😂😂😂
Déjà, le tennis est un sport sans chronomètre. Il n’y a pas de « temps réglementaire » On joue jusqu’à ce qu’un vainqueur émerge de la bataille.
Sauf à Wimbledon!!!!
Comme le tournoi est situé dans un quartier résidentiel, il est strictement interdit de jouer après 23h. Contrairement aux trois autres Grands Chelems (Roland-Garros, l’US Open et l’Open d’Australie), où les matchs peuvent se poursuivre bien après minuit et ne s’arrêtent généralement qu’à cause des intempéries.
Maintenant, ajoutons un peu de contexte!!!
Avant ce match, Coco Gauff et Belinda Bencic s’étaient déjà affrontées 7 fois. Coco menait 5 victoires à 2. Puis, lors du China Open 2025, une grosse dispute éclata entre elles lorsque Bencic accusa l’équipe de Coco de faire volontairement du bruit juste avant ses services. Une accusation finalement sans fondement, mais l’animosité était bien là!!!
Nous voilà donc pour leur 8ème confrontation!!!
Bencic remporte le premier set.
Coco répond en prenant le deuxième.
Direction un troisième set décisif: le pire scénario possible!!!
Pourquoi? Parce que les deux savaient qu’avec le couvre-feu de 23h, une interruption pouvait tout changer: le rythme, les sensations, le momentum… tout.
Et c’est là que le cinéma commence.
Un officiel arrive sur le court.
« Mesdames, il ne vous reste qu’un seul jeu avant le couvre-feu
🙆🏾♂️🙆🏾♂️🙆🏾♂️
Coco sert pour le match: si elle se fait breaker, elles reviendront le lendemain avec une Bencic complètement relancée après avoir recollé au score dans ce dernier set.
Et si elle tient son service, c’est terminé.
Imaginez la pression: les supporters de Bencic donnent de la voix. Le stade est en ébullition. Une seule occasion. Aucun droit à l’erreur.
AND SHE DID IT!!!!
Elle a gardé son sang-froid, conclu le match et évité une reprise le lendemain qui aurait pu complètement renverser la dynamique.
Absolute CINEMA
#wimbledon
0 - Since the introduction of yellow and red cards at the 1970 edition, no player has ever received a red card and gone on to play in his team's next match at the FIFA World Cup.
Unprecedented.
In 1989, Nigeria’s U-21 team, the Flying Eagles, faced USSR in the Quarter Finals of the World Cup in Saudi Arabia.
The Russian team raced to a 4-0 lead, which Nigeria miraculously canceled within the last 20mins of the game—& went on to win on PKs. It became known as “the Miracle of Damman”.
A Russian kid scored two goals in that match, and ended up as the tournament’s top scorer with 5 goals, despite being eliminated that day.
His name? Oleg Salenko.
5yrs later, the same Oleg Salenko played at USA 94, and scored 5 goals in a 6-1 thrashing of Cameroon. The Cameroonian goal was scored by Roger Milla, as he set the record for the oldest goal scorer at a World Cup at 42.
Anyway, in the process of scoring those 5 goals, Salenko scored a hat trick in the first half.
So no, Dembele is not the first to score a World Cup first half hattrick.
I know this might sound harsh, but that was genuinely one of the biggest managerial disasterclasses I've ever seen.
This man called up 4 wingers and 3 strikers, only to bench all of them and start the opening World Cup game with a 5-3-2 that he hadn't used even once during the friendlies. He benched all of his forwards and lined up with 5 defenders and 5 midfielders against Sweden.
It gets worse. He played a defensive full-back who is basically a hybrid CB profile like Kounde for example and he played him as a wing-back, used our backup left-back, who arguably didn't even deserve a call-up, as a left centre-back, and after going 2-0 down by halftime, he didn't make a single substitution until the 72nd minute.
And when the changes finally came, they somehow made even less sense.
He brought on a central midfielder to play wing-back, and a left winger to play on the right, and then took off both of his defensive midfielders for an attacking midfielder and a striker. We literally finished the game with a double pivot made up of two number 10s.
I'm serious when I say this is the kind of squad management you wouldn't even see in FIFA Career Mode.
We've faced teams like England, Belgium, France, and Spain at World Cups before. We've always been underdogs. Yet somehow, our biggest defeat in World Cup history came against Sweden.
That alone should tell you everything you need to know about how badly this game was handled.
I know most of you probably don't care about Tunisia's tactical disasters, but I just needed to get this off my chest.
🚨🚨| BREAKING: Real Madrid have reached a verbal agreement with Chelsea to sign Marc Cucurella. ⚪️✅
All parties, including the player, have agreed to the deal, with Cucurella identified as the left-back Mourinho wanted.
{@FabrizioRomano}