Racist Abuse Halts Millwall-Swansea Match as Championship Leaders Prevail

Swansea City head coach Vitor Matos said the seven‑minute stoppage in their 1‑0 away win over Millwall was caused by alleged racist chants aimed at winger Ji‑sung Eom. The club condemned the abuse, praised the referee’s handling of the incident and vowed to support the player, while Millwall launched a police investigation. The victory kept Swansea at the top of the Championship table.

Netflix Breaks into World Cup Broadcasting with Historic 2030 Rights Deal in Spain and Andorra

Netflix announced it has acquired the rights to broadcast all 104 matches of the 2030 World Cup in Spain and Andorra, marking the first time the streaming service will show the men’s tournament. The company also said one match per match‑day will be free to watch in Spain, while Spain’s games and the final will remain on free‑to‑air TV.

Bloom Sets 2035 Scottish Premiership Target for Hearts, Warns of Disappointment if Deadline Missed

Tony Bloom said he would be “really disappointed” if Heart of Midlothian does not capture the Scottish Premiership by 2035, reaffirming the club’s title ambition after a near‑miss last season. He highlighted the overhaul at Tynecastle, including the departure of Derek McInnes and key players, and the appointment of Wouter Vrancken, while the team sits third in the league.

Lille Considers Legal Action After Santos Suffers Serious Knee Injury in Unpenalized Le Havre Challenge

Lille have said they may take legal action after defender Tiago Santos suffered a ruptured ACL and meniscal tear in a tackle by Le Havre midfielder Amir Richardson during a 1-0 Ligue 1 win. The club has asked the league to refer the incident to the disciplinary panel, arguing the challenge should have resulted in a red card.