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Enormous wealth, family feuds and Britain’s most famous football club – the story of the billionaire Glazer family

Many Manchester United fans are thrilled to see the back of the Glazers — but how did they get so rich and in charge of one of the biggest clubs in the world? Amy Francombe charts the dynasty

Evening Standard

‘It’s our time to shine’: Qataris on hosting the World Cup

Qataris reflect on what has changed – and what they hope will change – for their country as it hosts the mega event.

Al Jazeera

Granit Xhaka on World Cup protests: "We're here to play football, not hand out lessons"

Germany remain the only World Cup team to stage a protest following seven federations' decision to renege on wearing the OneLove armband, and Granit Xhaka has explained why Switzerland chose not to

Daily Mirror

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5 Best College Football Predictions Against The Spread Rivalry Week Friday

5 best predictions and picks against the spread and point totals for the Friday Rivalry Week college football games.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Former Rangers and Celtic star Kenny Miller 'set for coaching role' at Huddersfield Town

The former Scotland international has picked up coaching experience over the years in a number of different roles including Livingston, Falkirk and stints in Australia

Glasgow Live

Threave Rovers set for longest journey in non-league Scottish football

The Castle Douglas side will head to the Kintyre peninsula to face Campbelltown Pupils on Saturday

Daily Record

Journalist tells stories of migrants who made World Cup in Qatar possible

Martin Schibbye created the football card centered project ‘Cards of Qatar’ to highlight the stories of migrant workers involved with the World Cup.

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Anti-World Cup activists zapping TV broadcasts of matches in French pubs

A group of French activists protesting against the holding of the World Cup in Qatar is using home-made remote controls to switch off pub television screens in the middle of the football matches.

Radio France Internationale

World Cup concussion rules may be putting players' lives at risk

In the eighth minute of their Fifa men’s World Cup match against England, Iranian goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand collided face-first with a teammate. The clash left the keeper bloodied, unsteady on his feet, and apparently disoriented - in no state to play.

The Conversation

Europe shows Infantino the way on the pitch – now it must do the same off it

The roots of football, the strongest leagues and the last four nations to win the World Cup all hail from the continent

The Guardian - UK

Jude Bellingham’s hometown proud of the lad who practised so much he wore the grass out

‘He did wear the grass out,’ one neighbour says

The Independent UK

Noah Okafor cameo, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic frustrated - Arsenal World Cup transfer target watch

Arsenal will be watching potential transfer targets across the 2022 Qatar World Cup and football.london brings updates on all their performances

Football London

England captain Harry Kane urged to show more support for LGBT+ community as FIFA slammed

Harry Kane was set to wear a One Love armband to show support for the LGBT+ community but backtracked after threats from FIFA, but openly gay footballer Collin Martin believes he can do more

Daily Mirror

Yma o Hyd: How Wales reaching Qatar World Cup has helped revive Welsh language

The Welsh language has been "suppressed and undermined" but football team's success in reaching first World Cup since 1958 has unlocked a renewed sense of investment in the nation's own culture

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The Guardian - UK

TV Tonight: Agatha Christie, queen of crime – this is your life

Historian Lucy Worsley delves into the writer’s world, drawing on her own biography to tell the tale. Plus intrigue in the bling world of Italian football. Here’s what to watch tonight

Al Jazeera

Swag? Success? Why Brazilian football is loved across the world

Brazil’s opening World Cup win saw an enormous crowd cheer the men in yellow. And most of them were not even Brazilians.

ABC News

Investors are missing millions after Union Standard collapsed. But an offshore company structure is complicating investigations

A flashy Australian finance company that sponsored English football team Sheffield United is under intense scrutiny by liquidators over hundreds of millions of dollars in funds investors claim they are owed.

Wales Online

Today's World Cup headlines as Iran boss sends Wales touching message and Page confirms no One Love gestures

A full round-up of the latest World Cup headlines from Wales and beyond

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Chicago Sun-Times

What I’m thankful for in sports media

While I revel in the content machines that churn out audio, video and written works, I’m still happy to have my old, reliable cable box.

The Independent UK

Talented footballer reveals first sign of brain tumour after being diagnosed aged 18

Ollie Leach was on the brink of a professional football career when he started to experience double vision

The Guardian - AU

‘It’s for the nation’: Australia’s Graham Arnold faces latest do-or-die test

The Socceroos are preparing for a must-win game against Tunisia but their veteran coach has seen it all before

Sports Illustrated

College Football World Reacts to Mississippi State’s Wild Egg Bowl Win

The last few minutes produced pure chaos on the field.

Manchester Evening News

Michael Knighton had already hinted at his Manchester United takeover stance

The 71-year-old's public interview in the summer now appears to be a red herring

The Guardian - UK

World Cup 2022 briefing: who stands out now all 32 teams have played?

It may feel like a blur but every team in Qatar has now played once. What can we learn from the finals so far?

Tribune News Service

Scott Fowler: What I’m thankful for: family, dogs, 4th-and-goals, Ron Green ... and Dave Tepper?!

For more than 40 years, Charlotte sports columnist Ron Green Sr. wrote a Thanksgiving Day column about what he was thankful for, both in and out of the sports world.

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