
Oppo Research, FIFA Club World Cup Edition: Paris-Saint Germain
Paris Saint-Germain are favorites to roll over Chelsea FC and win the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup title — and lift their fifth trophy of the year.
Paris Saint-Germain are favorites to roll over Chelsea FC and win the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup title — and lift their fifth trophy of the year.
Chelsea needs Enzo Fernández and Caicedo to cook in the midfield – and João Pedro to find a way to score – if they're to upset Paris Saint-Germain in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup Final.
Paris Saint Germain rolled to its third shutout win in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup knockout rounds, outscoring opponents by a combined 10-0.
With the final three games of the 2025 Club World Cup taking place at MetLife Stadium, we take stock of a tournament that has won us over.
Three stoppage-time goals (and one red card) brought drama to a game that Real Madrid dominated for 90 minutes — and that Borussia Dortmund almost stole.
New York City FC beat Toronto FC 3-1 to grab a much-needed three points at home before they embark on a month filled with difficult away fixtures.
Critical starters were missing for New York City FC against Atlanta, but it didn't matter, as big moments from Maxi Moralez, Hannes Wolf, and Mounsef Bakrar sealed a big victory.
The striker is in the midst of another great season, but his underlying numbers say he should be scoring even more goals, and the eye test backs it up.
A lethargic attack, an own goal, a careless penalty giveaway: NYCFC were the architects of their own undoing in a 3-0 home loss to Houston Dynamo.
NYCFC overcome a deficit to win 3-1 in The Bronx, ending Chicago's five-game undefeated streak.
The NYCFC striker is following up a terrible 2024 with an even worse 2025: The club's No 9 has zero goals — and just one shot on target.
A thinned-out New York City FC squad did just enough to scrape out a goalless draw with the Crew at Lower.com Field.
Experienced New York City FC players like Hannes Wolf, Alonso Martínez, and Maxi Moralez stepped up, while 17-year-old Jonathan Shore stole the show in the midfield to help NYCFC earn a 2-1 win in the home opener.
Multiple injuries, few incoming transfers, new head coach: We look at this unsettled New York City FC squad and try to get a handle on what to expect this season.
We look at all the strengths and weaknesses of this developing 2025 New York City squad.
The 25-year-old Austrian has bags of European experience, was a key starter in 2024, and should be a marquee creator in Pascal Jansen's attacking system in 2025.