Why am I seeing so little hype around Wilfried Singo’s performance and that insane run that helped Ivory Coast win the game? What a bully! 🇨🇮 #FIFAWorldCup x.com/Stake/status/206632774…

In their prime, who would you rather have in your team: Manuel Neuer or Iker Casillas

🚨Manchester United and Bayern legend Schweinsteiger on Chelsea allowing Marc Cucurella to leave for Real Madrid. 🗣️“Honestly this has to be the worst deal ever I’ve seen in a long time, It’s a very big mistake the club made for letting this happen, you don’t find this every summer transfer especially an important players like this they’re irreplaceable in the market when you sell. This was a shocking move and also a mind blowing decision by the club — and to the fans I know how much frustration and depress some could be feeling about this, his pace and professionalism at the left back is on another level that every club will want to take advantage of in their squad. You can’t replace such talent even if he’s old enough to be sold but the experience and ability to control games is what really matters in a team, his pace is always they enough to help the team in counter attacks, honestly this is a worst decision from the club and a disappointment to the fans as well”

How can explain this to my unborn kids 80million 80million

Madritistas what do u think about our transfer window so far? Im going for 7/10

RT @UtdDitu: Define ‘Peak Obsession’

The youngest Ivorian to score at the FIFA World Cup 🔥

United’s pitch to Mateus Fernandes boils down to one line: “Come win titles with your idol.” Simple. Direct. And for a hungry 21-year-old, probably very loud.

The Reece James spin, the Cucurrela header. 💥 You'll be remember for good Cucu 💙

Ryan Gravenberch - FIFA World Cup Stats so far. ▪︎ Matches: 1 ▪︎ Goals: 0 ▪︎ Assists: 2 ▪︎ Chances created: 4 ▪︎ Passes completed: 72/79 ▪︎ Pass accuracy: 91% ▪︎ Ball recoveries: 7 ▪︎ Duels won: 8 ▪︎ Touches: 89 Ayyoub Bouaddi - See more......👇

Bookmark this: Amorim will make AC Milan elite again.

More Than Just a Game ⚽️💙 We get so caught up in the goals, rivalries, and adrenaline of football that we sometimes forget what sport is truly about: bringing out the best in people. Long after the final whistle, while most fans head for the exits, Japanese supporters stay behind to clean the stadium. Armed with blue trash bags, they quietly pick up litter and leave the stands spotless. They don't do it for applause or attention. They do it because of a culture built on respect, responsibility, and leaving every place better than they found it. In a world that often feels divided and self-centered, there's something inspiring about people voluntarily cleaning up a mess they didn't create. It's a reminder that character isn't shown when everyone is watching – it's revealed when nobody is. Imagine how much better our communities would be if we all adopted that mindset: leave things a little better than we found them. Massive respect to the fans of Japan. 🇯🇵👏 A lesson that goes far beyond football. 🎥 By the way, does anyone have the video of the Japanese fans cleaning the stadium after the match? Drop it below ⤵️

Please,Mr Thomas Tuchel.. Cucurella is gone Enzo Fernandez will soon leave Cole Palmer isn't save anymore Caceido might leave too if a better offer comes Joao Pedro hasn't gone because Barcelona wasn't restrategized "Be careful how you gonna use Reece James.. that's what we have left"😌

Prime Nuno Mendes or prime Alphonso Davies?

Hey @Grok… which big nation is MOST likely to embarrass themselves this World Cup? 😭👇

2006👶 2026 🐐 First👏 Last💔

Who’s a better RW: Diomande. Or. Saka

And I'll say it again "They can never make me hate you king 👑"

🇯🇵 Japanese fans once again showing the world what respect looks like. After the match, while most people head for the exits celebrating or complaining, thousands of Japanese supporters stay behind. They pull out trash bags (often ones they brought themselves), quietly pick up every can, wrapper, bottle, and piece of litter not just their own, but whatever was left in the stands. Seats get wiped down. Aisles are left spotless. They thank the stadium staff and leave the place cleaner than they found it. This isn’t new. It started drawing global attention back in the 1998 World Cup in France, and it’s become a beautiful tradition: at Qatar 2022 after beating Germany, at Wembley after wins, and now again in 2026. Win, lose, or draw it doesn’t matter. For them, it’s just normal. “When you leave, you have to leave a place cleaner than it was before.

A forward you just said? I know a guy 🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫

Mfs that watched Sweden vs Tunisia at work today