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  • 36m ago

    Switzerland drops Breel Embolo from squad after fake Covid certificate conviction

    The Swiss Football Association removed striker Breel Embolo from its Nations League squad on Friday following revelations of a 2025 criminal conviction for purchasing forged Covid-19 test certificates.

  • Sep 18

    Jason Knight questions Israel Nations League fixture as Irish boycott calls intensify

    Midfielder Jason Knight has become the first Republic of Ireland player to oppose playing against Israel on 27 September in Debrecen, as political leaders and over 160 athletes call for a boycott.

  • Sep 5

    Finland eliminates world champions Italy 3-2 to reach EuroVolley semi-finals

    Finland defeated co-hosts Italy 3:2 in Turin to secure their first victory over the Azzurri in 48 years, booking a semi-final against France in Milan on Friday.

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