Guardiola confirms Manchester City exit, ending 10-year trophy-laden spell
Pep Guardiola confirmed Friday what Manchester City fans had been fearing. The club’s most successful manager is leaving, bringing to a close a trophy-laden, 10-year spell in which he established City as one of major forces in Europe and changed the face of English soccer.
Foden, Maguire among notable names left off England's FIFA World Cup roster
England revealed its roster for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and some notable names were left out. Phil Foden, Cole Palmer and Trent Alexander-Arnold were among the omissions from Thomas Tuchel’s roster as the German-born coach underlined the importance of “team spirit and being unselfish” as they vie for first men's title since 1966.
FanDuel Caldwell vs. Kilbane: Most dangerous dark horse in the tournament?
In their 10th debate, TSN Soccer analysts Steven Caldwell and Kevin Kilbane go back and forth over which team is the most dangerous dark horse at this summer's tournament.
Road to Greatness: Niko Sigur
Niko Sigur explains that he's fueled by being overlooked as a small midfielder and his desire to represent Canada at the FIFA World Cup in Gatorade Road to Greatness.
Canadian Priso ‘getting as ready as possible’ for potential World Cup call
Toronto native Ralph Priso has been spending his most recent playing career as a defender for the Whitecaps but has played for the Canadian national team many times before, and is hoping that his recovery from injury will help him get the chance to join the team for the World Cup this summer.
Canadian-Tunisian Elloumi looking to take advantage of opportunity with Tunisia at WC
St. Albert, Alberta native Rayan Elloumi is a dual citizen of both Canada and Tunisia. As a striker for the Whitecaps, Elloumi spoke about his decision as an 18-year-old to instead play for Tunisia at the upcoming World Cup as it will give him more of an opportunity to play as Canada has much more depth at the position.
Europa League Final: SC Freiburg 0, Aston Villa 3
Dominant Aston Villa dispatched Freiburg to win the Europa League and end a 30-year trophy drought. First-half stunners from Youri Tielemans and Emi Buendia gave Villa control before Morgan Rogers' strike sealed a second major European title 44 years after they won the European Cup.
Portugal’s FIFA World Cup team announced with Ronaldo chasing history
Cristiano Ronaldo is set to make a record sixth FIFA World Cup appearance after being included in Portugal's squad for the tournament, and coach Roberto Martínez also included the late Diogo Jota as a “plus one forever” in a tribute to the player who died last year.
Arsenal win first Premier League title in 22 years after Man City draw
The Gunners claimed their first Premier League title since 2004 on Tuesday with Bournemouth’s 1-1 draw with Manchester City. The result leaves Arsenal with an insurmountable lead of four points over Pep Guardiola’s side heading into the final matchday on Sunday.
Southampton expelled from Championship playoffs for spying on Middlesbrough
Southampton have been thrown out of the Championship playoffs for spying on Middlesbrough ahead of the first leg of their semifinal tie and were also found guilty of spying on multiple opponents during the 2025-26 season. Middlesbrough have been reinstated and will now play Hull City for a place in the Premier League. The club has also received a four-point deduction in the Championship for the 2026-27 season. Canada's Cyle Larin plays as a striker for The Saints.
NSL: Halifax Tides 1, Vancouver Rise 2
Jessica De Filippo put the Rise in front in the first half, and two minutes after the Tides evened the score, Quinn scored the winner as Vancouver beat Halifax to earn their first win of the season.
Road to Greatness: Mathieu Choiniere
Mathieu Choiniere discusses his dreams of making Canada's national soccer team for the FIFA World Cup, and his motivation and drive to get to this point in his career in Gatorade Road to Greatness.
Neymar named to Brazil's World Cup squad despite doubts on fitness
Neymar made Brazil’s World Cup squad on Monday, a selection many local analysts and former footballers deemed unlikely only days ago. Coach Carlo Ancelotti’s 26-man squad also features, as expected, Brazil’s main players in recent years, Vinicius Júnior and Raphinha.
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