Liverpool was 20+ points ahead of everyone (and are 23 ahead of City right now) when everything stopped. If they were going to suspend the season, giving the trophy to Liverpool would've been more than fair. Nobody was going to beat them to the punch. Ever.
So TUDN got what they wanted: a glorified Interliga But I'm not gonna lie: having América, Pumas and Cruz Azul in the same group of this Copa GNP is pretty sick.
Can’t believe that Sunil has a vote even though he hasn’t been the nad fed prez for an few years now.
Weird FIFA politics...the same way that Montagliani resigned as president of Canada Soccer about a year after he won the Concacaf presidency.
FIFA have confirmed that European and South American World Cup qualifiers will return in September.The format will remain the same.Other regions are yet to confirm their start date.Each confederation has until the summer of 2022 to decide it’s representatives.— Simon Edwards (@SimonEdwardsSAF) June 26, 2020
So with that, and Conmebol not getting the extra week in June 2021, I'm thinking the matchdays will happen on (2 per month as always): Sep 2020 Oct 2020 Nov 2020 Mar 2021 Jun 2021 (2 WCQ before the Copa América) Sep 2021 Oct 2021 Nov 2021 Mar 2022 I'm down (at this point, I'll take int'l football however I can get it), but right now there's a good chance the first two games will have to be before empty stadia or at neutral venues elsewhere. No, not the US @sidspaceman - it would have to be Europe, since unlike here, those countries have embraced the radical idea that pandemics should be taken seriously.
Fifa's technical evaluation report on Colombia's bid to host the #WWC2023 "did a lot of damage," according to Football Federation President Ramón Jesurún, who also blasted Concacaf for "not believing in us.""They said a lot of things about us that weren't true," argued Jesurún.— Carl Worswick (@cworswick) June 26, 2020
Three Concacaf-related changes to Int’l Calendar affecting WC 2022 qualifying: 1. no games in Sept. 2020; 2. 4 games instead of 2 (over extra week) in June 2021; 3. Intercontinental playoffs moved to June 2022 from March 2022. (Proviso: Covid-19 might dictate other changes.) https://t.co/ALcHvPasvk— Paul Kennedy (@pkedit) June 25, 2020
Today is the last day Fox Sports broadcasts European club soccer. I'm thinking of Dermot McQuarrie, a pioneer who brought European soccer to Fox Sports World many years ago and helped build a US audience to grow the sport here.— Subscribe to GrantWahl.com (@GrantWahl) June 27, 2020 Kind of a sad day indeed. I remember when it was Fox Soccer Channel with Max Betros.