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“It’s a strong result” – Maresca Praises Chelsea’s 2-0 Win Over LAFC

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Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca described their 2-0 win over Los Angeles FC in the Club World Cup opener as a solid and satisfying performance. Goals from Pedro Neto and Enzo Fernandez in each half gave the Blues a smooth start in the competition, with Maresca praising the team’s overall display.

“It’s a strong result,” he said during his interview with Channel 5. “This point in the season comes with its own challenges, so you have to manage a lot, but I think we handled it well.” The match also marked a key moment for youngster Liam Delap, who made his debut for Chelsea. Coming off the bench, the former Ipswich striker wasted no time making an impact, setting up Fernandez’s goal.

“The good thing with Liam is that he already understands our playing style, so adapting wasn’t difficult,” Maresca explained. He also mentioned the introduction of Dario Essugo, noting that giving young players opportunities is part of the club’s plan. “It’s a positive step for both of them,” he said.


 

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Anthony Joshua Says He Might Retire in 2025 After 12 Years of Boxing

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Anthony Joshua has hinted that he could hang up his gloves in 2025, marking the end of a 12-year professional boxing career. The former world champion, who last fought in September 2024 and suffered a knockout loss to Daniel Dubois, suggested in a recent interview that his final fight may come before the year ends.

Speaking on the Ariel Helwani Show, the 35-year-old praised MatchRoom Boxing, the promotion team he’s been with since turning pro in 2013, and hinted that he’ll finish his journey with them. “It’s been 12 years with MatchRoom, and after 12 years, I’ll throw my last punch with them,” Joshua said. “They’ve helped fighters chase greatness, and I’m proud to have been part of that.”


 

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Guardiola Says He Will Take a Long Break From Football After Leaving Man City

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has confirmed he’ll be stepping away from football for a long break once his time at the club ends. The 54-year-old, who has led City to 18 trophies, including six Premier League titles and a Champions League win, says he plans to prioritise his health after years in the dugout.

Guardiola, who joined the club in 2016, revealed in an interview with GQ Spain that taking a break is not just an idea, but a firm decision. “I’m definitely going to stop after this chapter with City,” he said. “It’s already decided. I just don’t know how long—maybe a year, maybe five, maybe even more. But I need time to take care of myself.” His current contract runs until 2027.


 

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Rivaldo Says Rashford Will Do Well at Barcelona Once He Settles In

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Former Barcelona star Rivaldo has backed Marcus Rashford to make a big impact at his new club. Rashford, who recently made a season-long switch from Manchester United to Barcelona, agreed to a 15 per cent wage cut to seal the move.

Rivaldo praised the 27-year-old, calling him a fantastic player and expressing confidence in his ability to succeed in Spain. He said Rashford just needs to understand his role in the team and adapt to the coach’s style, and once he does, he believes the forward will thrive in the Barcelona setup.


 

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