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Arsenal’s big signing, Real Madrid must be worried

As Arsenal prepares for their prestigious clash with Real Madrid, Charles Watts from CaughtOffside has provided positive news regarding Bukayo Saka’s fitness. The Englishman has been the leader of the Gunners for a long time. This season, he has played 24 matches, notching nine goals and as many as 13 assists. The 23-year-old last appeared on the…
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Pichichi Race Heats Up: Mbappé Closes In on Lewandowski

The battle for the Pichichi Trophy is far from over. Kylian Mbappé has nearly caught up with Robert Lewandowski in the Spanish league's top scorer rankings. Last Thursday, FC Barcelona secured a 3-0 victory over Osasuna in a postponed match. "Lewy" started on the bench but made an impact after coming on in the second half, scoring one goal. Ahead…
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Austria Hikes Sports Betting Tax by 150% Starting April 2025

Austria is set to shake up its betting industry with a hefty tax hike. Starting April 1, 2025, the sports betting tax will jump from 2% to 5%—a 150% increase. Although the original plan, as outlined in the coalition agreement between ÖVP, SPÖ, and Neos, was to gradually raise the tax by January 2026, the government decided to skip the slow rollout…
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Matasi Denies Involvement in Match-Fixing Allegations

Patrick Matasi’s club owner has stated that the former Kenya national team goalkeeper has denied any involvement in two widely circulated videos allegedly linking him to match manipulation. Cleophas Shimanyula, the chairman of Kakamega Homeboyz, told Nation Sport on Thursday that he had shared the videos with Matasi, who firmly denied having any…
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FKF Suspends Patrick Matasi Amid Match-Fixing Allegations

The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has temporarily suspended goalkeeper Patrick Matasi for 90 days following claims of involvement in match-fixing. The decision remains in effect as investigations continue. FKF confirmed that the inquiry is being conducted in partnership with FIFA, CAF, and other relevant bodies to ensure a thorough examination…
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Club World Cup winners to collect up to $125 million

The winners of this year's 32-team Club World Cup to be held in the U.S. will receive up to $125 million, FIFA said on Wednesday. World soccer's governing body had announced earlier this month a total prize pot of $1 billion for the June 14-July 13 event, notable in the current climate of financial regulation for clubs. "FIFA will neither…
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