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What were the standout stories from the most recent race weekend? And what off-track developments are causing a stir? All of that and more is explored in Formula 1 Focus, a regular F1 column by Flashscore's Finley Crebolder.

No sooner had Spain beaten England at Wembley than they are back on home turf and looking to make it two wins out of two against Croatia.

Michael Carrick is not under immediate pressure at Manchester United but Eddie Howe would be expected to come into consideration as their next boss if the situation changes this season, according to sources.

Barcelona are being linked with Chelsea winger Estevao, but sources insist it is premature to speculate about the Brazilian’s next club.

It goes without saying that Carlos Alcaraz is one of the biggest names in tennis, but the 2026 Laver Cup underlined just how much of an asset he is to the sport, one that they must do more to protect and maximise.

Portugal and Al Nassr ace Joao Felix has often been described as an enigma.

What was being billed as a potential shoot-out between Erling Haaland and Cristiano Ronaldo pre-game proved to be anything but, after the Portuguese legend was left on the bench for this game.

Former Premier League official, head of PGMOL and refereeing authority Keith Hackett will be Flashscore's resident expert throughout the 2026/27 season and will offer his observations and views on the performances of officials, their decision-making and any other talking points after each weekend. In this column, Hackett talks about the UEFA Nations League encounter between England and Spain.

Julian Alvarez can put the summer's transfer speculation behind him for now, with the Argentina forward set to focus on Atletico Madrid and his growing importance to the national team.

Although the Nations League was the main attraction this weekend, domestic football delivered plenty of drama. Greece and Northern Ireland claimed wins, Wiktor Nowak impressed on his debut, while Jurgen Klopp and Costa Rica players have to pick up the pieces after things fell apart.

Chelsea's interest in Alex Scott is no secret but Bournemouth are determined not to lose him halfway through the season.

With eight wins from eight games in all competitions so far, and with 31 goals scored in seven LaLiga matches, the notion that Barcelona are on their way back to the top table of world football isn't without merit.

Brian Brobbey's hat-trick against Manchester City pushed the Sunderland striker back into transfer headlines, but interest in him from some of Europe's biggest clubs is nothing new.

Flashscore's Finley Crebolder will be providing on-the-ground coverage of the 2026 Laver Cup, and ahead of the ninth edition, he looks at how successful Roger Federer's brainchild has been at fulfilling the Swiss legend's dream of becoming tennis' Ryder Cup.

Having only beaten Portugal once before, in a friendly way back in May 1951, it was always going to be a tall order for Craig Bellamy's Welsh side to overcome the reigning Nations League champions in Lisbon.

Over the past few seasons, there have been several success stories at the top end of English football, including, for example, Brentford establishing themselves as a stable Premier League outfit.

Manchester United are facing a major rethink over how they handle player exits, with the futures of several senior figures to come into focus over the next year.

A new season, but seemingly the same old Man United. At least that's what certain reports would have you believe.

Chelsea’s defence is emerging as one of the areas Xabi Alonso will need to address as he considers the next phase of his team build.

After a number of withdrawals from the England squad for the upcoming Nations League matches, news that Arsenal's Max Dowman will likely be brought into the fold should be treated with caution.

With no Premier League games for a few weeks now, clubs can reset and work on certain aspects of their game which perhaps haven't gone to plan in the first games of the new season.

Manchester United are to scour the market for centre-forwards ahead of January, with a growing chance they could make another attacking addition if their problems in front of goal continue.

As Craig Bellamy and his Wales squad prepare to face current Nations League champions Portugal, after their promotion back into League A, they could've done without the injury withdrawals of Harry Wilson, Joe Rodon, Nathan Broadhead, Dylan Lawlor, Karl Darlow, Rubin Colwill, and Isaak Davies.

There's no doubt that a Netherlands v Germany fixture, in whichever competition they play, is one of European football's glamour games.

Erling Haaland is happy at Manchester City and has started the new era under Enzo Maresca in the way the club would have wanted.