The main talking points from Chelsea's disappointing defeat against Atalanta on Tuesday evening with the Blues without a victory from their last four matches in all competitions ...

The controversy stems from last week's FIFA tournament draw, which selected two countries where homosexuality faces legal consequences to play in the "Pride Match." ...

In Iran, same-sex relations can carry the death penalty, while in Egypt morality laws are often used to prosecute LGBTQ+ people. The event is organised by the local committee and is not affiliated ...

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( NewsNation) — The 2026 FIFA World Cup “Pride Match” will feature two countries where homosexuality is criminalized: Egypt and Iran. Now, officials for both countries are expressing dissatisfaction ...