Written by Han Bing. A 100-minute press conference is enough to serve as the final documentary of Bielsa's coaching career. As one of the most influential managers of the 21st century, the 70-year-old Bielsa is leaving not only his position as Uruguay's national team coach in this "crazy" manner, but possibly also his 39-year coaching career.

Twelve years after a heartbreaking loss to Belgium in the 2014 World Cup, the United States once again faces its old rival in a knockout match that could mark a new historic milestone for American soccer.

Written by Han Bing. On the night they were eliminated by Morocco, Koeman had already foreseen his fate. Yet, facing the overwhelming criticism of being "conservative," Koeman stood his ground: "If I had to do it all over again, I would still do the same."

The draw ceremony for the men's football event of ASIAD 2026 will take place on July 23, allowing U23 Vietnam to identify their rivals and path at the Asian Games.

Instead of calling up many experienced strikers, Coach Kim Sang-sik has unexpectedly given a chance to Pham Gia Hung, a forward expected to become the "super sub" for Vietnam at the ASEAN Championship 2026.

Written by Meng Xiang. The microphones mounted on the spider cams at Boston Stadium are no secret—they've been present at every World Cup match since 2010 in South Africa. At the Russia World Cup, 4K high-definition broadcasts were added, followed by even more advanced technology. Each World Cup match feels like a live spectacle, with those not present doing everything they can to know what's happening in every corner of the stadium.

Coach Park Hang Seo will commence his duties at Kanchanaburi Power FC from July 8th, directly taking over the training of the Thai club during their preparation phase for the 2026/27 season.

The German Football Association is currently united on two issues: first, that German football must reclaim its former iron-willed spirit, and second, that there is only one candidate for the new head coach.

The dream of advancing deep into the 2026 World Cup for the Mexican national team has officially ended after a 2-3 defeat against England in the round of 16. However, on the streets of Mexico City, fans still hold "El Tri" in high esteem and feel a sense of pride. From passionate cheers to tears of regret, tens of thousands of supporters experienced an emotional night.

The Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup on July 6 saw that teams in this edition still cannot break the "curse" from the past. That is five-time world champion Brazil still unable to break the jinx against Norway, having failed to defeat the Nordic side in all of their last five meetings, while Mexico still cannot get past the second round of the knockout stage despite playing at their holy ground, the Estadio Azteca.