Author: James Stylianou
James is a London-born sports writer and lifelong football fanatic with a deep passion for the English Premier League and Manchester United. Driven by a love for the written word, James joined our team to deliver sharp analysis, timely updates, and expert insights into the world's biggest sporting events.
Mohamed Salah was the star of the show as Egypt made history and came from behind to prevail against New Zealand in Vancouver. Egypt made it to three other World Cup tournaments in 1934, 1990, and 2018 and had never managed to get a win, so yesterday felt good for the Pharaohs. Salah Becomes the Oldest Scorer for Egypt As a 34-year-old and off the back of a difficult season with Liverpool, Mo Salah is back doing what he does best, outperforming the rest. He scored the goal that put Egypt in front against New Zealand and also created a…
There is big competition for Liverpool as they chase RB Leipzig and Côte d’Ivoire star Yan Diomande. Paris Saint-Germain is reported to be making a bid for the young star. After a fantastic Bundesliga season and starring in the first games of the World Cup, interest in the player is hotting up. PSG are monitoring the situation and are keen on bringing him into the team, but only if they receive encouragement from the player. Villa Drop Rodgers Price It seems inevitable that Aston Villa will lose Morgan Rodgers in the transfer window, with Arsenal looking favourites to snap him…
There are several Premier League stars who are showing their skills at this year’s World Cup. The question is, what are the stats showing? When it comes to goals, Erling Haaland has grabbed 2 alongside Kai Havertz, Matheus Cunha, Yasin Ayari, Brian Brobbey, Cody Gakpo and Daichi Kamada. Below is a table of all the Premier League scorers at this year’s World Cup: PlayerGoalsNationClubErling Haaland2NorwayManchester CityKai Havertz2GermanyArsenalMatheus Cunha2BrazilManchester UnitedYasin Ayari2SwedenBrightonBrian Brobbey2NetherlandsSunderlandCody Gakpo2NetherlandsLiverpoolDaichi Kamada2JapanCrystal PalaceGranit Xhaka1SwitzerlandSunderlandVictor Gyokeres1SwedenArsenalAlexsander Isak1SwedenLiverpoolJohn McGinn1ScotlandAston VillaAmad1Cote d’ IvoireManchester UnitedVirgil van Dijk1NetherlandsLiverpoolYoane Wissa1CongoNewcastleMarcus Rashford1EnglandManchester UnitedDaniel Munoz1ColumbiaCrystal PalaceAnthony Elanga1SwedenNewcastle The Premier League’s elite have put their stamp on the…
The 2026 World Cup will go down in history for Cape Verde players as they keep producing incredible performances against teams that should be beating them. First, it was an amazing draw against Spain, the former champions and one of the hot favourites for the tournament, and yesterday another incredible draw against two-time winners Uruguay. Unbeaten in Two World Cup Games: Can They Make It to the Knockout Stages? Now Cape Verde sits third in their group, level on points with Uruguay. Because this year’s World Cup has a new format, Cape Verde has a decent chance of making it…
