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Author: Rohan Chowdhury
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Though they avoided the traditional powerhouses like Japan, South Korea, Iran and Saudi Arabia, India’s men’s football team will have to find a way past either Qatar or Kuwait to keep alive their dreams of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup. Indian football fans had been on the edge of their seats after a series of excellent recent results culminated in permission being granted to participate in the upcoming Asian Games. The country celebrated as the sports ministry gave the green light to their football dreams, but on Thursday morning, the buzz was all about the FIFA World Cup 2026/AFC…
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One of the most prolific goal scorers that the world has seen, known for his acrobatic strikes, long-range golazos, and powerful headers, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the Swedish superhero, announced his retirement from professional football on Monday, May 5. Or may we say, as the man himself might put it, ‘Football retired from Zlatan.’ With more than 500 goals for club and country, Ibrahimović is much more than just his scoring ability. Born on October 3, 1981, in Malmö, Sweden, Ibra never had a sweet childhood. He lived in a poor neighbourhood in Rosengard, outside Malmö, with Somalis, Turks, Yugoslavs, Poles, and…
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Kenilworth Road will be a Premier League stadium for the 2023-24 season. The stadium in Bedfordshire, with a seating capacity of slightly more than 10,000 has not seen top-flight football since Luton Town got relegated from the old First Division in the 1991-92 season. This will be The Hatters’ first Premier League appearance since they were relegated from the top flight the season before the advent of the new league. Luton’s journey since then The 138-year-old club, formed on April 1885, became the first to be relegated from the top flight, going all the way down to Non-League, and…
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It had first become a trending topic on social media in January 2023. Over the past few days, it has come back with a vengeance – “Wrestlers Protest at Jantar Mantar.” The saga began when the champion wrestlers of the country like Sakshi Malik, Vinesh Phogat, Bajrang Punia, and others took to the streets around Jantar Mantar, amidst the chilly winter breeze in New Delhi. Subhayan Chakraborty and Atreyo Mukhopadhyay, Revsportz correspondents, were there at the time to cover their protest against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president. They demanded that he be taken into…
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Morocco’s dream run to the World Cup semifinal in 2022 was primarily inspired by stars like Achraf Hakimi, Sofian Amrabat and Hakim Ziyech who have played all their football overseas. India’s current policy of not considering OCI-card holders, with experience of playing in much stronger leagues than the ISL, for national-team selection is surely counter-productive. Yan Dhanda, born in Tipton in the United Kingdom’s West Midlands, has kicked off quite a debate on social media over the past few days. Rio Ferdinand, the defensive lynchpin of Sir Alex Ferguson’s last great Manchester United side, tweeted about the young attacking midfielder…
