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Sports Desk, Jun 14 (EFE).- Australia on Monday secured the second-to-last berth in the 2022 World Cup with a dramatic 0-0 (5-4) victory over Peru on penalties, with substitute goalie Andrew Redmayne clinching the win with a diving save. With their win, the Socceroos have reached their fifth consecutive World Cup and will be part …

New Zealand’s Bill Tuiloma and Logan Rogerson speak to FIFA.

The Classico is always a huge clash but Monday’s meeting has an extra edge as it could play a key role in deciding whether the Saudi Professional League trophy stays in Riyadh or heads to Jeddah. Leaders Al-Ittihad meet Al-Hilal holding a six-point advantage at the top of the table, with four games to play. If the Tigers beat the defending champions, then their first title

For most clubs, going without a win for three games is just a blip, but for Al-Hilal it is a full-blown crisis. The reigning Saudi and Asian champions had already qualified for the knockout stages of the Asian Champions League by the time they collected just one point from the last two games of their group, but there was still criticism. Then came the 1-0 loss at Al-Feiha last

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RIYADH: One of football’s oldest adages is that, as a coach, you should never go back, and Al-Hilal fans were underwhelmed in February when Ramon Diaz returned to Riyadh for a second spell at the club. Now, however, the Argentine’s record is played four, won four with 14 goals scored and just one conceded. That is impressive, especially considering that there were two games

Saturday was another vital day of action in the Saudi Professional League with goals, drama and excitement, particularly in a remarkable Jeddah derby between Al-Ittihad and Al-Ahli. Here are five things that Arab News learned. Hamdallah hat-trick keeps Al-Ittihad on course Al-Ittihad’s dramatic 4-3 win over Al-Ahli was huge for many reasons. Last week, the league leaders were

RIYADH: Super Thursday saw the top four all in action in the Saudi Professional League and amid the goals and the talking points, here are five things learned. 1. Diaz provides Al-Hilal with classic new coach bounce There had been some doubts about the wisdom of replacing Leonardo Jardim with Ramon Diaz, but the early signs were pretty emphatic as Al-Hilal thrashed local

LONDON: Al-Hilal are hoping that Ramon Diaz’s familiarity with Saudi Arabian football means he can hit the ground running, with two huge games in his first week in charge. There is a league clash against Riyadh rivals Al-Shabab on Thursday followed by the King’s Cup final against even bigger Riyadh rivals Al-Nassr four days later. Win both and the situation will be looking