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With another war looming, Iranian football is already deeply hurt: lost season, home games played abroad, and clubs at risk of collapse.
The Saudi-hosted Asian Cup is postponed to December 2027 amid the Houthi conflict. All the details behind the decision.
As protests sweep France, the banlieues that produce the football stars also fuel the unrest. This is the paradox of French society now.
Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia put the January 2027 Asian Cup in doubt, with a delay to 2028 or a move to Qatar discussed behind the scenes.
Three years after Lior Asulin was murdered on October 7, Bnei Sakhnin hold a ceremony and game for the hero of their 2004 State Cup win. Why now?
Ivory Coast edged Nigeria 3-2 in the final of a solidarity tournament among eight African teams, organised by Sudanese refugees in Tel Aviv.
Hapoel Be’er Sheva fans were barred from AZ Alkmaar. Why does the country with deep Jewish football roots now refuse to host Israeli supporters?
Cairo’s derby drew a record number of crowd for the first time in years, as Al Ahly and Zamalek fans united in October War banners and Israel chants.
Manchester City’s guilty verdict is spilling into geopolitics, as Abu Dhabi hints at curbing UAE investment in Britain over the club’s fate.
Israel's national team finished bottom of its Nations League group, as politically charged clashes versus Ireland overshadowed the campaign.
Beram Kayal reflects on a remarkable career from Maccabi Haifa to Celtic and Brighton, and his new mission to impact Arab football youth.
Tosaint Ricketts is the new Manager of Community Impact at the Vancouver Whitecaps while still playing for the club. In an interview with BabaGol, he sheds light on his new role, his time with the Whitecaps and the current seismic change in Canadian football.
Carlos Acevedo grew up in Santos Laguna, left, returned and paved his path, becoming the club’s new icon at 24.
His story sheds light on two wider phenomena: Mexican goalkeepers’ uncertain present and Santos Laguna’s unique approach to youngsters. An interview with him and the club’s president, Dante Elizalde.
With another war looming, Iranian football is already deeply hurt: lost season, home games played abroad, and clubs at risk of collapse.