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The midfielder had just scored to make it 3-1 to his side in the 81st minute‚ but appeared dazed and confused just two minutes later before he was caught by new team-mate Ismael Saibari. After the Morocco star lowered him to the ground‚ medical staff rushed onto the field as Bayern players surrounded the 23-year-old. Amid a hush from the crowd‚ the medical staff eventually game a thumbs up‚ with reports in Germany suggesting that Musiala had struggled with the 33 degrees Celsius heat.
Matthias Jaissle has declared he believes 'unreservedly' in Newcastle's ambition and direction for the future after being confirmed as Eddie Howe's successor. The German coach joins from Saudi Arabian side Al-Ahli‚ where he led the PIF-owned club to Asian Champions League success in 2025 and 2026. Jaissle's appointment comes amid a summer of upheaval at Newcastle‚ with Howe's five-year spell in charge coming to an end along with the departures of several star names.
‘Deal could be completed next week': Fabrizio Romano drops Tottenham transfer update confirming official bid
Moore. Charlton. Greaves. Banks. Hurst. Their names are eternally sketched into footballing folklore for their 1966 World Cup heroics. Playing as first-time hosts‚ England topped the group comfortably. They squeezed past Argentina in the quarters before outplaying Eusebio's Portugal in the semis. And then THAT extra-time miracle in the final to dismantle arch-rivals Germany. Hat-trick hero Hurst‚ one of three survivors from the 22-man squad‚ sparked wild celebrations as the Jules Rimet Trophy was clinched on Wembley's hallowed turf.
'Football can change a country': Jürgen Klopp sets sights high after unveiling as Germany head coach
Spain lifted the World Cup in dramatic fashion in New Jersey on Sunday night to bring the curtain down on a memorable tournament. Over 104 games across 16 host cities in five-and-a-half weeks‚ we've seen the likes of Cape Verde and Norway capture the hearts of the footballing public. There was also another heartbreaking semi-final exit for England at the hands of Argentina‚ while fellow heavyweights Germany‚ the Netherlands and Brazil will rue disappointing campaigns. So‚ in light of the World Cup coming to a close‚ our Daily Mail Sport experts have reflected on their highlights - and lowlights - from the tournament.
CRAIG HOPE IN MIAMI: There is no doubting Thomas. At least‚ that is‚ if you are Thomas. For Tuchel‚ this absurdly bi-polar victory will be vindication‚ silencing the boos that tarnished his name before kick-off and the chorus of criticism that has followed him since Wednesday's semi-final defeat by Argentina. He has delivered England's best World Cup finish since 1966. Not quite the second star he promised‚ but a first bronze medal. With the German‚ it will always be his way or the freeway. But for those who have formed that mass choir of inspection in recent days‚ they too will see this as justification. Look what happens when you attack a lead rather than defend it‚ Thomas? For them‚ there will be regret. There will be anger‚ even‚ at a 6-4 win over the tournament favourites. They will also point to England's second-half collapse as evidence of tactical cowardice and an inevitable retreat. That is what this flash referendum on the country's head coach has caused amid the fallout of Argentina.
Clarke‚ who has worked for the broadcaster for more than three decades‚ asked Bellingham to respond to a heated interview which manager Thomas Tuchel had given just moments earlier. The German branded his players 'lucky' in the wake of the 2-1 win in Miami‚ arguing it was merely the team's mentality which pulled them through against Erling Haaland‚ Martin Odegaard and Co.
CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE: Harry Kane weighs in on Thomas Tuchel and Jude Bellingham clash's after the German claimed England landed a 'lucky' win over Norway
MIKE KEEGAN AND JACK GAUGHAN IN MIAMI: Thomas Tuchel and Jude Bellingham offered two very different assessments of the Three Lions' progression to the World Cup semi-final on a fraught night in Miami. The German branded his side 'lucky' after Bellingham's brace and help from both VAR and a spider camera cable saw them creep past Norway after extra-time. But the Real Madrid talisman‚ who now has six goals for the tournament‚ appeared to dismiss his head coach's comments‚ declaring simply 'whatever' before hailing England's ability to 'win dirty'.
Jurgen Klopp has reached an agreement in principle to succeed Julian Nagelsmann as the manager of the German national team. The former Liverpool boss‚ 59‚ is set to sign a four-year deal running through the 2028 European Championship and 2030 World Cup after agreeing terms with the DFB‚ Germany's football association. Following his exit from Anfield at the end of the 2023-24 season‚ Klopp enjoyed a short break from football before joining Red Bull as their Global Head of Soccer in January 2025‚ taking on a strategy and advisory role behind the scenes.
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