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Infantino Gains Support Ahead of FIFA Re-election Bid

FIFA president Gianni Infantino says he has backing from most member associations for re-election in March, despite criticism over a failed private investment plan involving commercial rights. The Asian Football Confederation endorsed his candidacy on Friday, strengthening his position. Infantino also cited support from African associations, while the deadline for rival candidates to enter the race is November 18. Read More…

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Pakistan Make Squad Changes for Lahore Tri-Series Leg

The PCB has released left-arm wrist spinner Sufiyan Moqim from Pakistan’s ODI tri-series squad, citing Lahore’s pitch conditions, and added batter Maaz Sadaqat as cover for players with minor injuries. Pakistan, led by Shaheen Shah Afridi, have won both opening matches against Sri Lanka and England. The tri-series continues in Lahore, with the final scheduled for October 31. Read More…

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Ronaldo Provisionally Suspended Over Portugal Squad Exit

Cristiano Ronaldo has been provisionally suspended after Portugal’s football federation launched urgent disciplinary proceedings over his departure from the national squad. The 41-year-old apologised to supporters and said he would accept any punishment, while criticising coach Jorge Jesus over promised playing time. Ronaldo has insisted he will continue representing Portugal after serving any potential suspension. Read More…

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Norris Eyes Singapore Podium After Recent Struggles

World champion Lando Norris believes McLaren can return to the podium at this week’s Singapore Grand Prix after difficult results in Malaysia and Azerbaijan. Norris has enjoyed strong results at Marina Bay, including a 2024 victory. He hopes recent work has resolved the team’s straight-line speed problems, while Singapore’s circuit may better suit McLaren’s strengths. Read More…

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