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First half is over and the score is Tottenham 0-0 Liverpool. Here is the match report.

2025/2026 Premier League
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Xavi Simons (33')
Match Events
0' The match is about to start!

4' Spurs on the charge despite Ekitike lying flat out after being caught by Spence

6' The ball lands at the feet of Kolo Muani but his goal-bound attempt is blocked

12' Mac Allister is flattened by Kudus who runs into the Liverpool midfielder

13' Szoboszlai's free-kick finds Van Dijk whose header is straight at Vicario

19' Spence lets out a yell of frustration after he adjudged to have fouled Bradley

27' Highlight from Tottenham vs Liverpool

33' Red Card! Xavi Simons is sent off for serious foul on Van Dijk

34' Highlight from Tottenham vs Liverpool

37' The visitors look dangerous as Florian Wirtz forces a save

Line-ups
Tottenham XI: Vicario, Bentancur, Cristian Romero, Muani, Mohammed Kudus, Spence, Porro, Van de Ven, Xavi Simons, Gray, Bergvall

Subs: Ben Davies, Palhinha, Danso, Richarlison, Brennan Johnson, Dragusin, Kinsky, Tel, Odobert

Liverpool XI: Alisson, Van Dijk, Konate, Mac Allister, Szoboszlai, Curtis Jones, Gravenberch, Hugo Ekitiké, Conor Bradley, Milos Kerkez, Wirtz

Subs: Robertson, Isak, Chiesa, Giorgi Mamardashvili, Jeremie Frimpong, Calvin Ramsay, Wellity Lucky, Trey Nyoni, Rio Ngumoha

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A Letter to My Family (And My Arsenal Family)



Gabriel Jesus

Arsenal F.C. | Brazil

Dec 18, 2025

Para ler em Português, clique aqui.

For me, a day without football is a terrible day.

It’s been that way since I learned to kick a ball.

After I tore my ACL, I had 300 bad days in a row. When the doctor told me that I would be out 12 months, I mentally collapsed. Thank God, what saved me during that time was my family. I think without them, I would have gone crazy. For the first few months of recovery, I had to basically live on the couch. I would come down in the morning on my crutches, and that was my world……. Treatment. Breakfast. Treatment. Lunch. Treatment. Nap. Treatment.

My daughter Helena is just 3 years old, so she would go grab her toys and bring them to the couch for me to play with her.

I would say, “No, I’m sorry, meu amor. I have to lay here.”

We were trying to teach her the concept of sharing at that time, and one day she grabbed my crutch and started walking around with it, imitating me.

She said, “I have a boo-boo, too.”

I said, “You have to give me that back, meu amor. You’re going to get hurt.”

And she said, “Daddy, what did we talk about? You have to share.”

I would be watching the Arsenal matches on TV, and for me, that is the worst feeling in the world. Every footballer knows this anxiety. I was totally helpless, like a fan. Every time we would miss, I would be throwing the pillows. All you want to do is help, and you can’t. Helena would see that I was upset, but she doesn’t understand anything about football yet.

She’d start twirling around the room in front of the TV, and announce to me and my wife, “Everyone please be quiet. I am going to sing.”

“Meu amor, daddy is working.”

“I am going to sing and dance now!!!!!! Quiet please!!!!!”

Três palavrinhas só,

eu aprendi de cor.

Deus é amor.

Lalalalala.

Saka has the ball on the wing, and she is twirling around, blocking my view!

“You’re not watching!!!!”

Hahahah. I wa

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Paris Saint-Germain became the first French side to win a global club title, earning a victory on penalties after a 1-1 draw at the Ahmad bin Ali Stadium in Al Rayyan, Qatar, to secure the FIFA Intercontinental Cup against CR Flamengo, who failed to claim a fifth trophy in 2025.



2025 FIFA Intercontinental Cup

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Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (38')

Jorginho (62' PEN)

Match Report

Following defeat in the FIFA Club World Cup final, the European champions began determined not to let another FIFA crown pass them by, as João Neves steered the ball into the side netting from a Vitinha free-kick, before Lee Kang-in cut inside and sent a strike straight at Agustín Rossi.



Flamengo goalkeeper Rossi then earned a huge reprieve 11 minutes in, when his efforts to prevent a corner saw him present the ball to the Parisians, allowing Fabián Ruiz to hook the ball into the unguarded net. However, VAR determined that Rossi hadn’t prevented a corner, and the goal was disallowed.

Having weathered the early storm, Rubro-Negro began to show the form that had taken them on a seven-match unbeaten run, with a clean Erick Pulgar strike through a crowd and saved by Matvei Safonov, representing their best early chance.

Both sides received bookings in an increasingly combative half, in which Lee was forced off with injury after 35 minutes, only for his replacement, Senny Mayulu, to play a part in PSG taking the lead three minutes later.

PSG worked the ball nicely on the left before Mayulu took over in the middle, spread it out to Désiré Doué on the right, and centred a low ball that was missed by Rossi but not by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who tapped home.

Luis Enrique’s men looked to press home their advantage early in the second half, as Neves took aim with a firm strike that Rossi clutched well.

However, they failed to kill off the Copa Libertadores winners, who were handed a lifeline after an hour, when PSG’s Brazilian centre-back Marquinhos was adjudged by VAR to have fouled Gi