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  • Morocco Coach Sends Message to Real Madrid About Brahim Díaz Ahead of AFCON 2025 Final | Brahim …

    Morocco Coach Sends Message to Real Madrid About Brahim Díaz Ahead of AFCON 2025 Final | Brahim …

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    Morocco Coach Sends Message to Real Madrid About Brahim Díaz Ahead of AFCON 2025 Final

    Brahim Díaz has lost prominence under Xabi Alonso at Real Madrid, but his performances at AFCON 2025 have been outstanding. The midfielder is currently the tournament’s top scorer and could return to Madrid as African champion.

    Ahead of the final against Senegal, Regragui made it clear that Brahim Díaz will return to Real Madrid with greater match rhythm and confidence, giving him the tools to compete for a bigger role.

    “I’m happy that Brahim will return to Real Madrid with many more minutes and confident that he will compete to earn a place, but first he has to finish the job tomorrow, which is important for him and for us,” the coach explained.

    Brahim Diaz has shown his class at AFCON – now Morocco's star forward deserves a bigger role at Real Madrid

    Before heading off to represent Morocco at the Africa Cup of Nations, Brahim Diaz thanked Real Madrid fans for all of their support in 2025 before adding, "See you all next year, full of excitement." However, the player and his club's supporters could not be experiencing more contrasting starts to 2026. While Brahim was bursting with joy after Morocco beat Nigeria on penalties on Wednesday to move just one win away from ending the nation's 50-year wait for a second AFCON title, Madridistas were exploding with rage after watching their team suffer a second demoralising defeat in five days.

    What happens next at Real after the humiliating Copa del Rey exit at Albacete is anyone's guess, given their new rookie coach Alvaro Arbeloa unsurprisingly looks far less-equipped than esteemed predecessor Xabi Alonso to restore order at the Bernabeu, meaning it's very hard to predict that the long-term future holds for Brahim – or anyone else at the club for that matter. 

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    Brahim Diaz closer to Africa Cup of Nations Golden Boot ahead of final

    It is rare in Africa Cup of Nations history to see as many as five players still in contention for the tournament’s Golden Boot, providing an intriguing subplot ahead of this weekend’s final and third-place play-off.

    Morocco’s Brahim Díaz leads the scoring charts with five goals from six matches for the hosts, where he has been a driving force in their run to Sunday’s final against Senegal in Rabat.

    Behind on four goals each are Nigeria’s Victor Osimhen and Egypt captain Mohamed Salah, who missed the chance to take over at the top when they played in a 0-0 draw between their sides in Saturday’s third-place playoff.

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  • Perth Glory Women’s coach calls for more investment in Australia’s ‘forgotten’ league | Women’s…

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    Perth Glory Women's coach calls for more investment in Australia's 'forgotten' league

    Stephen Peters would like to see more money invested in the women's A-League. (Supplied: Getty Images)

    Perth Glory Women's coach Stephen Peters has criticised a lack of investment in the women's A-League, calling for more funds. 

    In recent years, the Glory's women's side has been Perth's saving grace, as the men's team suffered back-to-back wooden-spoon finishes.

    A new report has found the women's A-League is losing ground to global leagues and rival domestic sports despite strong international interest. 

    Perth Glory Women's coach Stephen Peters has criticised a lack of investment in the women's A-League, which he says has not reaped the benefits of the Matildas' success at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.

    Women’s football in Australia reaches Rubicon moment with future vision revealed | Joey Lynch

    The PFA’s new strategy ‘is not doom and gloom’, rather it hopes to serve as a springboard for investment and offer an opportunity to grow the game

    In 2015, Elise Kellond-Knight was part of the Matildas squad that took history-making strike action, paving the way for a decade of increased investment that saw the team rise to prominence and Australia secure hosting rights for the 2023 Women’s World Cup and this year’s Women’s Asian Cup. Now, with that continental showpiece less than two months away, the retired midfielder sees the women’s game in Australia at another Rubicon moment, one requiring bold investment in the future of a fully professional A-League Women.

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    As Canberra United's future remains murky, could 21 recommendations help save them?

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    As Canberra United's future – short and long-term – remains unclear, a detailed list of 21 recommendations has been put forward to try and take the A-League Women to new heights.

    And Capital Football, Football Australia and the Australian Professional Leagues that run the A-Leagues have been challenged to take on the monumental task.

    "What is clear is that we can't afford not to do it," Professional Footballers Australia chief executive Beau Busch said.

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  • Harbaugh out as coach of Ravens, sources say | John Harbaugh, Ravens end NFL’s second-longest coa…

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    Ravens kicker Tyler Loop hooks a 44-yard field goal as the Steelers win and claim the AFC North. (0:19)

    The Baltimore Ravens fired John Harbaugh on Tuesday, ending the run of the most successful coach in franchise history.

    His exit came two days after the Ravens lost to the rival Steelers in Pittsburgh 26-24 after missing a last-second field goal, which eliminated them from the playoffs for the first time since 2021. Harbaugh had signed a three-year deal last offseason and was under contract through the 2028 season.

    John Harbaugh, Ravens end NFL's second-longest coaching tenure

    John Harbaugh's 18-year run with the Baltimore Ravens has come to an end.

    The Ravens announced they fired Harbaugh on Tuesday, Jan. 6, concluding the reign of the winningest coach in franchise history and second-longest tenure among active NFL coaches.

    The decision comes in the aftermath of Sunday's season-ending loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, who recaptured the lead in the final minute and then watched as Ravens rookie kicker Tyler Loop missed what would have been a game-winning 44-yard field goal as time expired. The loss not only sealed the AFC North title for the Steelers but also dropped Baltimore out of the playoffs with an 8-9 mark, just the third losing season of Harbaugh's entire career.

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    Baltimore Ravens fire head coach John Harbaugh after 18 seasons

    The Baltimore Ravens have fired head coach John Harbaugh after an 18-season tenure with the franchise, the team announced Tuesday.

    "This was an incredibly difficult decision, given the tremendous 18 years we have spent together and the profound respect I have for John as a coach and, most importantly, as a great man of integrity," Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti said in a statement. "Throughout what I firmly believe is a Hall of Fame coaching career, John has delivered a Super Bowl championship to Baltimore and served as a steadfast pillar of humility and leadership. He and his family have deeply embedded themselves in this community. For these profound contributions, on and off the field, we should all be forever grateful."

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  • The new Glory coach who just wants to be himself | ‘Lion’, Kubrick fan, artist: Meet the A-League…

    The new Glory coach who just wants to be himself | ‘Lion’, Kubrick fan, artist: Meet the A-League…

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    'Lion', Kubrick fan, artist: Meet the A-League's most interesting coach

    New Perth Glory coach Adam Griffiths doesn't want to talk about mountain goats any more.

    Two weeks ago his post-match press conference went viral, when he delivered a one-minute monologue on those most sure-footed of mammals, before telling the media: "I am a lion."

    The meaning, he says, is in the ear of the beholder. 

    "It's something for the person to absorb and take for whatever they want," he tells the ABC of the aside ahead of this weekend's clash with Adelaide United.

    Proposed interpretations and a suggestion he took inspiration from football legend Zlatan Ibrahimović, who has similarly referred to himself as a lion, are met with a swift "no". 

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  • Reds coach demands ‘desperate’ response | Tsiounis: “The mindset is about embracing the opp…

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    Tsiounis: “The mindset is about embracing the opportunity ahead”

    Adelaide United Head Coach Theo Tsiounis says the Reds are focused on clarity, intensity, and connection as they prepare to face Perth Glory in Ninja A-League Round 8 on Sunday night.

    After a disrupted fortnight marked by illness and a postponed fixture, Tsiounis believes the playing group is trending in the right direction. Several players have returned to training and the squad is embracing the challenge of an away trip to Western Australia as an opportunity to continue building on its identity and processes.

    Tsiounis on the health of the squad and influenza update…“The health of our playing group has been the priority. We’ve had a number of players affected by influenza A over the past week, which understandably disrupted continuity. The positive is that the group is trending in the right direction and several players have returned to full training, others are reintegrating gradually, and we’re managing loads carefully. We’ll continue to assess day-by-day, but overall the squad is in a much healthier place than it was recently.”

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    Andrioli: “We need to be more ruthless and more desperate for points."

    Adelaide United Head Coach Airton Andrioli says the Reds are determined to respond on the pitch when they travel west to face Perth Glory on Saturday night, with the focus firmly on translating performances into points.

    Speaking ahead of Isuzu UTE A-League Round 9, Andrioli acknowledged recent frustrations but stressed belief remains strong within the group.

    Andrioli on covering Bart Vriends’ injury“Unfortunately Bart picked up an injury in the last game, which affected the way we had to adjust our game plan. We’ve worked on that this week and have a plan ready to go. Now we just have to deal with the situation and trust the players we have available.”

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  • Alcaraz splits with coach after 7 years, 6 Slams | Alcaraz splits with long-time coach Ferrero | …

    Alcaraz splits with coach after 7 years, 6 Slams | Alcaraz splits with long-time coach Ferrero | …

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    Carlos Alcaraz speaks after ending 2025 as the world No. 1 in men's tennis. (0:28)

    Carlos Alcaraz is parting ways with his longtime coach Juan Carlos Ferrero, the man who guided him to the pinnacle of men's tennis during a seven-year partnership, the top-ranked player announced Wednesday on social media.

    With Ferrero, Alcaraz claimed six Grand Slam titles: two French Open titles, two Wimbledon crowns and two US Opens. He amassed 24 tour-level titles, including eight Masters 1000 trophies. The 22-year-old had a career-best and season-leading 71 match wins and claimed eight titles this season.

    Alcaraz splits with long-time coach Ferrero

    Carlos Alcaraz has surprisingly split with his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero after seven years working together.

    Alcaraz has worked with Ferrero – who won the French Open as a player in 2003 – since he was a teenager, winning all of his 24 career titles alongside him.

    That includes six grand slam triumphs, two of which came this year at Roland-Garros and the US Open, and eight ATP 1000 crowns.

    Alcaraz was just 15 when he started working with Ferrero, with their partnership ending after he secured the year-end number one spot for the second time (also 2022).

    No reason was given for the spilt as Alcaraz announced the news via a statement on social media, which read: "Thank you for turning childhood dreams into realities.

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    Alcaraz announces split with longtime coach Ferrero

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    Carlos Alcaraz, the world No.1, has parted ways with his longtime coach, Juan Carlos Ferrero, the man who guided him to the pinnacle of men's tennis during a spectacularly successful seven-year partnership.

    The Spaniard announced the decision to end their collaboration on Wednesday in a message on his social networks.

    With Ferrero, who coached Alcaraz since he was 15 years old, Alcaraz has claimed six Grand Slam titles: two French Open titles, two Wimbledon crowns and two US Opens.

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  • Victory coach fighting to save his job | Defiant Diles believes Victory on verge of ALM revival |…

    Victory coach fighting to save his job | Defiant Diles believes Victory on verge of ALM revival |…

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    Defiant Diles believes Victory on verge of ALM revival

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    Melbourne Victory coach Arthur Diles insists he's unfazed by speculation over his future, and says two huge games against fierce rivals are the perfect chance to turn the tide.

    Last-placed Victory and Diles are under the pump amid a four-game winless and goalless run, and just one win from their opening seven matches.

    That pressure will only intensify if Victory don't get a result against Adelaide on Saturday night at AAMI Park ahead of next week's A-League Men derby against Melbourne City.

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  • Matildas coach calls out Australian football’s ‘inferiority complex’ | Montemurro: We’re building…

    Matildas coach calls out Australian football’s ‘inferiority complex’ | Montemurro: We’re building…

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    Matildas coach calls out Australian football's 'inferiority complex'

    Matildas coach Joe Montemurro says Australian football does not do itself any favours. (Getty Images: Paul Kane)

    Matildas coach Joe Montemurro has called out Australian football's "inferiority complex" in a passionate plea to those involved with the game.

    Montemurro says "we put ourselves down for no reason", echoing a sentiment made by former Matildas coach Alen Stajcic.

    Montemurro's Matildas face New Zealand in Adelaide on Tuesday night, the team's final friendly before next March's Asian Cup.

    Matildas coach Joe Montemurro says Australian football's inferiority complex must end, backing a predecessor's passionate plea for unity.

    Montemurro's Matildas host New Zealand in Adelaide on Tuesday night in their last friendly before the Asian Cup next March.

    Montemurro: We're building an idea of our football

    CommBank Matildas Head Coach Joe Montemurro said that he was focused on emphasising his ideas of football to the group during this international window, not only to help prepare for the AFC Women's Asian Cup 2026™, but also to extend those ideas down the Australian football pyramid.

    He was talking to the media alongside Ellie Carpenter ahead of Australia's second international friendly against New Zealand on Tuesday evening in Adelaide.

    "We've been building an idea of football because we believe it's what we need to go ahead, not just to the Asian Cup, but as a nation, and also as an elite national team," he said.

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    Maxwell rules himself out of IPL 2026 auctions

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    Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has opted out of next month's Indian Premier League (IPL) auctions in Abu Dhabi, ending a 13-season stint in the lucrative T20 competition.

    The explosive hitter was bought by Punjab Kings for 42 million rupees ($712,602) for last season but only returned 48 runs and four wickets in seven games, and was released by the side in November.

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  • Giants fire coach Daboll, tab OC Kafka as interim | Giants part ways with head coach Brian Daboll…

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    Adam Schefter joins Pat McAfee to give the details of the Giants' firing of Brian Daboll. (2:35)

    EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The New York Giants fired coach Brian Daboll on Monday after the team blew another double-digit lead Sunday in Chicago.

    It was the second time this season the Giants lost after leading by at least 10 points with under four minutes remaining. They became just the second team since the NFL merger to do that, joining the 2004 Seattle Seahawks.

    "The past few seasons have been nothing short of disappointing, and we have not met our expectations for this franchise," Giants co-owner John Mara and Steve Tisch said Monday in a joint statement. "We understand the frustrations of our fans, and we will work to deliver a significantly improved product."

    Giants part ways with head coach Brian Daboll: reports

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    Brian Daboll’s run with the New York Giants came to an end on Monday as the team allowed another fourth-quarter comeback to doom them, resulting in their eighth loss of the season.

    Multiple reports indicated that the team and Daboll parted ways, which is an abnormal move for an organization that usually likes to wait until the end of the season to decide on coaching changes. He’s the second head coach to be fired by the Giants in the middle of the year since Tom Coughlin left the franchise. The team fired Bob McAdoo before the 2017 season was over.

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    Mike Kafka will be the Giants’ interim head coach

    The Giants fired head coach Brian Daboll on Monday and offensive coordinator Mike Kafka will take the reins for the remainder of the regular season.

    Multiple reports say that Kafka will be named the interim head coach for the 2-8 club. It will be his first time in a head coaching role.

    Kafka played quarterback at Northwestern and appeared in four games for the Eagles during the 2011 season. He remained active as a player through 2015 and joined Andy Reid’s staff in Kansas City in 2017. He spent four seasons as the Chiefs’ quarterbacks coach before joining Daboll’s staff in 2022.

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