Ballon d’Or 2025
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Soccer
365Scores’ 2025 Team of the Year
Every football year leaves behind a few images that refuse to fade. A goalkeeper standing still after making the save everyone expected to beat him. A winger celebrating like he’s surprised by his own consistency. A striker reaching a number so large it stops feeling real. This XI is built…
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365Scores’ 2025 Awards – best goal, team, manager and young player
Football awards can drift into either nostalgia or noise. The 365Scores’ 2025 Awards avoid both by locking onto moments and decisions that genuinely shifted the season. This was a year defined by sharp turns rather than slow trends: a midfielder discovering a new superpower on a Champions League night, a…
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A Tale of Two Cities: Derby Fury in Marseille, Gala Glamour in Paris
Marseille, France – The highly anticipated “Le Classique” between Olympique de Marseille and Paris Saint-Germain, initially postponed due to severe weather conditions, is now set to take place today, creating an unprecedented clash with the prestigious Ballon d’Or ceremony in Paris. The rescheduling has ignited a saga of frustration and…
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Why Ousmane Dembele deserves the Ballon d’Or
The Ballon d’Or award can be simplified by a few things. Who delivered on the biggest European nights? Who changed the geometry of games every time they received the ball? Who turned a talented team into a trophy machine? On all three counts, Ousmane Dembélé has the strongest case. He…
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Who’s going to win the Ballon d’Or?
Football’s biggest individual prize, the Ballon d’Or, is back, and the 2025 race is shaping up to be a banger. Today, the stacked list of 30 nominees was announced, as well as the nominees for the Yashin Trophy, Coach of the Year, Pichichi and Kopa Trophies. The ceremony, set for…
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Football isn’t dead; Lamine Yamal and Desire Doue have proved that
Football’s obituary has been written a thousand times. Too many passes. Not enough flair. The game’s gone soft, they say. But then Lamine Yamal and Désiré Doué step onto the pitch, and suddenly the doomsayers are eating their words. These two young guns—17 and 20, respectively—are tearing up Europe with…
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