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C. Constant
DC Power W · Friendlies Women · Defender · #14 · Haiti · 26 yrs
DC Power W · Friendlies Women · Defender · #14 · Haiti · 26 yrs
C. Constant plays as a defender for DC Power W. C. Constant is a represents Haiti, 26 years old, defender, currently at DC Power W. C. Constant wears shirt number 14 for DC Power W. C. Constant was born in USA on 1999-10-13. C. Constant is 170 cm tall and weighs 67 kg. C. Constant's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Friendlies Women, USL Super League. C. Constant's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore C. Constant season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
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The 47-year-old took charge of five World Cup matchesTaylor has refereed in the Premier League for 16 yearsAnthony Taylor has announced his retirement from elite refereeing after a distinguished career spanning more than two decades and 831 matches.One of England’s most accomplished officials, the 47-year-old officiated 668 matches in the professional game in England. He brings the curtain down on his career following his final appointment – the World Cup last‑16 game between Portugal and Spain in the US. Continue reading...
In a match they completely dominated, Spain defeated Argentina to be crowned the 2026 World Cup champions. Ferran Torres scored the winning goal, bringing the game—which they completely dominated—full circle. Spain face Argentina in what promises to be a historic 2026 World Cup final. Not only is it the meeting between Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal, but it also features the two teams playing the best soccer style in the tournament. While Luis de la Fuente’s team stands out in midfield and defense, Lionel Scaloni’s team excels in attack, having plenty of weapons to shine. With this in mind, the match is expected to be highly competitive. Amid their defensive problems, Argentina head coach Lionel Scaloni has managed to build a very impressive team. To do so, the midfield has been essential, applying constant pressure throughout the game, suffocating their opponents and preventing dangerous counterattacks. Nevertheless, all eyes will be on Lionel Messi, as he has been the most influential player of the entire 2026 World Cup and could shine in the goalscoring department. Head coach Luis de la Fuente has built the most consistent team in the tournament. Unlike the others, Spain have been built from the back forward, basing their structure around Unai Simón, Aymeric Laporte, and Pau Cubarsí. In addition, Marc Cucurella has emerged as an essential part of the team, excelling with his runs down the flank. However, Lamine Yamal is the one carrying the pressure on his shoulders, as expectations are on him to lead Spain to victory.
The broadcaster’s tournament coverage was a mix of flat and fizz. It could also have been a long farewell with World Cup rights up for grabsGoodbye, then, to Fox, to its band of upbeat Brits and grown men dressed in suits and sneakers. Goodbye to constant cutaways to Gianni Infantino in the stands, his eyebrows a mournful tipi, his nude head sprinkling under the summer sun. Goodbye to Landon Donovan and his special gift for announcing every celebrity sighting (“And there’s Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz”) as if delivering the results of a colonoscopy. Goodbye to Rebecca Lowe saying “OK, OK” whenever she’s needed one of her on-set personalities to zip it so she can throw to a break. Goodbye to the momentum graph, which only flashed on screen when a match’s momentum needed no explanation; goodbye to “no golden goal” on the scorebug during extra time, referencing a rule that has not been in force at a World Cup for 24 years; goodbye to the connected ball, which never seemed connected when we needed connection most.Goodbye to Geoff Shreeves, Fox’s middle-aged Oliver Twist chirruping on the sideline for the approval of his American masters. Goodbye to Tom Rinaldi, to his pocket squares and his “lyrical” meditations on balls and planets and stars or whatever. Goodbye to Chef Nick, now forced to rein in the extravagance of his early contributions (kangaroo corndogs, fufu chicken tikka masala) in the face of the tournament’s gastronomically subdued final four. And goodbye to Jameis Winston, the Fox fan correspondent, whose distressingly antic and sweaty stadium dispatches gave him the unvarying appearance of a man being electrocuted in the middle of a baptism. Continue reading...
Throughout his career, Lionel Messi has constantly been compared to Diego Maradona, sparking endless debates. However, the 39-year-old star has decided to put an end to any discussion on the matter, acknowledging that the Argentine legend is the greatest of all time. Lionel Messi has built an unparalleled career, winning almost every trophy and breaking countless records. As a result, he has established in the eternal debate with Diego Maradona, something that has always followed the veteran player. After defeating England, the 39-year-old star was once again compared to the Argentine legend. In response, he decided to put the debate to rest, recognizing Maradona as the greatest of all time. “It’s nice not to buy into that, and we were fortunate to have Diego, to enjoy him and love him very much. For all the joy he gave us. Today I’m living this moment and being able to help Argentina reach another World Cup final. You have to enjoy everyone in their own time. I never wanted to compare myself to Diego, not even close, and I never will. For me, he (Maradona) is the greatest of all,“ said Messi in the post-game interview. Throughout his career, Lionel has always made it clear that without Maradona, there would be no Messi, making it clear that he was his greatest inspiration. Rather than creating a rivalry, the 39-year-old star has delivered a clear message: Both have elevated Argentina’s legacy. In addition, they have led the national team to become World Cup winners, ending long title droughts and leaving a lasting mark. Diego Maradona was a player who left more than just a soccer legacy. With his strong sense of belonging, he became a cultural phenomenon, making Argentinians fully identify with him. This is quite different from Messi, who has always chosen to let his soccer do the talking, establishing as a natural on-field leader while staying away from cultural issues. Therefore, both figures have their place in Argentina, but in different ways. Diego Maradona head coach of Argentina talks with Lionel Messi. Lionel Messi leads Argentina to historic back-to-back World Cup titles Led by Diego Maradona, Argentina seemed destined to win back-to-back World Cup titles for the first time in their history. However, they were defeated 1-0 by West Germany in the 1990 edition, missing the greatest opportunity in their history after their 1986 championship. After many years, Lionel Messi now faces his best chance to achieve that feat for the first time, as he prepares to face Spain in the 2026 World Cup final. In pursuit of their second consecutive World Cup title, Lionel Messi’s Argentina will face Lamine Yamal’s Spain. If they manage to impose their attacking dominance, they will become the first back-to-back World Cup winners in Argentina’s history. As a result, the 39-year-old star would elevate his legacy with the national team to unprecedented heights, winning everything possible since Lionel Scaloni’s arrival.
Despite going behind through Anthony Gordon, Argentina managed to come from behind and defeat England. After once again being named the MVP of the match, Lionel Messi revealed that he had been preparing for the 2026 World Cup for almost a year. Argentina and England produced one of the most exciting matches of the 2026 World Cup. While Anthony Gordon scored the opening goal, they gradually lost control of the game, giving away the ball to Scaloni’s team. Lionel Messi was once again crucial, leading his national team’s creative play with two assists. After the match, the 39-year-old star revealed that he had been preparing for the tournament for almost a year. “I didn’t make my decision until the last year, and I was constantly talking with Scaloni. I did everything I could to arrive in the best possible condition. I started preparing a full year in advance, and I was training constantly. I even spent December in Argentina, training in the morning and evening. I knew I would give everything I had to arrive in the best possible readiness, and to be able to enjoy the World Cup,” Messi said in the post-game interview. Despite already being 39 years old, Lionel Messi has played 712 minutes across the seven matches he has featured in, starting six of them. He has been the team’s main protagonist, scoring eight goals and providing four assists. As a result, he is the most productive player at the 2026 World Cup, once again competing to be named the tournament’s MVP. Lionel Messi has shown that he is in excellent physical condition, having played the full 90 minutes in most matches and even 120 minutes when required. In addition, head coach Lionel Scaloni has built a team that plays for and around the 39-year-old star, allowing him to conserve energy. As a result, they ensure that he remains decisive in the build-up play. Lionel Messi #10 of Argentina applauds fans Lionel Messi is rewriting World Cup history with Argentina Lionel Messi is not only the best player at the 2026 World Cup, but he is also rewriting records in the tournament. Throughout his career, he has played in six editions of the competition, leaving his legacy in several aspects. After surpassing Kylian Mbappé and Miroslav Klose, he remains the World Cup’s all-time leading goalscorer. However, the 39-year-old star’s legacy does not end there. After recording four assists in the current edition, Messi has accumulated 12 assists, making him the undisputed leader in the all-time ranking. Ten of those 12 assists have come in the knockout stages. In addition, Lionel equals Pelé as the only player to register four assists in a single tournament. On top of that, he draws level with Cafu as the player with the most World Cup final appearances, with three.
Although all the attention is focused on the 2026 World Cup final, France and England will play in the third-place match. With the tournament nearing its end, the date, kick-off time, and venue for the match have already been confirmed. Despite beginning the 2026 World Cup as clear title contenders, France were defeated by Spain, surprising everyone. Although this is a huge blow to their ambitions, they are still competing for a place on the podium. However, Didier Deschamps will not have an easy task, as they face England. The date, kick-off time, and venue for the match have already been confirmed. England seemed destined to surprise in the tournament, but they were defeated by Lionel Messi’s Argentina. Unable to establish dominance in midfield, they lost all control of the game. Although the wings performed very well, they were unable to create space, being outplayed by the opposing full-backs. In addition, Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham could not find the space needed to impose their goalscoring threat. France came into the match in excellent form, establishing as one of the highest-scoring teams. However, Spain neutralized their attacking threat, constantly limiting them. In addition, they lacked creativity, as their midfield looked very rigid and Ousmane Dembélé did not have his best game. Moreover, Michael Olise and Bradley Barcola were unable to find space to launch counterattacks. When and at what time will France vs England be played? France will face England in the 2026 World Cup third-place match on Saturday, July 18, at 5:00 PM ET. Unlike previous editions, both sides were expected to reach the final, making this one of the biggest surprises of the tournament. However, all the pressure will be on Didier Deschamps’ team, as they are coming off two consecutive World Cup final appearances. Their biggest challenge will be rediscovering their scoring prowess. Kylian Mbappe #10 of France. Despite both teams being among the most outstanding on the offensive side, they continue to have serious problems. On one hand, Didier Deschamps’ team continue to have serious creative problems in midfield, struggling to find collective fluidity. On the other hand, Thomas Tuchel’s team have been unable to be effective on the counterattack, relying exclusively on Kane’s brilliance and on Bellingham having a good goalscoring day. Which stadium will host France vs. England? The venue for France vs England 2026 World Cup third-place match will be Miami Stadium, also known as Hard Rock Stadium. Having a total capacity of 64,478 spectators, it is not one of the largest in the tournament. However, this venue has been one of the most frequently used, hosting the 2024 Copa América, the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, and several more games.
Facing Spain for the 2026 World Cup semifinals, Desire Doue has been left out from France's starting XI. France faces Spain on Tuesday, July 15th, in the 2026 World Cup semifinals at Dallas Stadium in Arlington, looking to reach a third consecutive final. Desire Doue is one of the more notable absences from the starting lineup, and the reason behind the decision is tactical. Doue has been left out by head coach Didier Deschamps in favor of a profile better suited to exploiting Spain‘s right side. While Doue has been a regular starter for France throughout the tournament, Deschamps has opted for a more direct threat down the left flank to target Pedro Porro. In his place, Bradley Barcola gets the nod on the left wing. His PSG teammate brings a more explosive, pace-driven profile to that position compared to Doue, whose strengths lie more in technical ability and creativity in tight spaces. With Lamine Yamal typically cutting inside for Spain, Porro pushes forward aggressively with constant overlapping runs and has even appeared in advanced positions, as evidenced by his goal against Austria in the Round of 32. While both Doué and Barcola offer defensive tracking, it is the former Olympique Lyonnais forward who poses the greater threat in transition and gives Porro more to think about defensively. Bradley Barcola #12 of France celebrates with Desire Doue #20 after scoring. Barcola has featured in all six of France’s games at this World Cup, averaging 47 minutes per appearance and contributing two goals and one assist. His pace and directness fit Deschamps’ plan of sitting back and exploiting the space Spain tends to leave in behind their high defensive line. Tchouameni also returns to France’s starting lineup A persistent hamstring issue has kept Aurelien Tchouameni out of the lineup since the Round of 32 against Sweden. Manu Kone stepped in admirably during his absence alongside Adrien Rabiot and delivered convincing performances, but Deschamps has opted to restore the Real Madrid midfielder now that he is fit. Tchouameni serves as vice-captain for Les Bleus and brings a defensive balance to the midfield that has been a constant for France since the 2022 World Cup. With the biggest match of the tournament so far on the horizon, Deschamps is wasting no time reintegrating him into the starting eleven.
Only time will tell if the former Leverkusen manager will become yet another victim of the constant churn at Stamford BridgeIf Xabi Alonso arrived at Chelsea under any illusions about the expectations awaiting him, they were staring out from picture frames hung around Stamford Bridge’s Drake Suite. During his unveiling as Chelsea’s new manager, on either side of the room hung large, gleeful photos of José Mourinho and Antonio Conte holding Premier League trophies.Chelsea’s last two managers, Enzo Maresca and Liam Rosenior, were not afforded the Drake Suite treatment previously reserved for Mauricio Pochettino and Frank Lampard before them. But the blue carpet was rolled out once again for one of the most decorated midfielders of his generation, an integral part of Spain’s victories in two European Championships and one World Cup and a coach who has made a strong start to converting that talent to the touchline. Continue reading...
While the match was closely contested, England defeated Norway 2-1, securing their place in the 2026 World Cup semifinals. Unexpectedly, Jude Bellingham emerged as the hero, scoring a brace that saw him join an exclusive list of players to score braces in consecutive World Cup matches. England and Norway faced off in one of the most competitive matches of the tournament, with the game being decided in the final minutes of extra time. Even though Harry Kane is the team’s biggest star, Jude Bellingham emerged as the most important player, scoring a crucial brace to seal the victory. As a result, the 23-year-old star has joined an exclusive list of players to score braces in consecutive World Cup matches. According to MisterChip, a well-known soccer statistician, via X, Jude Bellingham has joined Kylian Mbappé, Diego Maradona, Garrincha, Pelé, Sándor Kocsis, and Silvio Piola as the only players to score braces in two consecutive World Cup knockout-stage matches. With these performances, the 23-year-old star has established as England’s most important player alongside Harry Kane. Following a rather inconsistent season at Real Madrid, Jude Bellingham arrived at the 2026 World Cup amid criticism. Playing in a more attack-oriented role, he has rediscovered his best form. Across the six matches he has played, he has scored six goals and provided one assist, matching Harry Kane as England’s most productive player. Without being a creative midfielder or a playmaker, Bellingham has found his best position on the field, close to the goal. His performances at the 2026 World Cup send a clear message to Jose Mourinho at Real Madrid: He needs to play close to the center forward. Despite his great performances, Jude still has a lot to do in the tournament, as he faces Argentina, the reigning champions, looking for another performance that validates his great level. Bellingham scored in extra time Kane is the key to Jude Bellingham’s resurgence with England Jude Bellingham is undoubtedly one of the best players in the world. However, he is coming off two difficult seasons at Real Madrid, which seemed to leave him without a specific role. In response, Thomas Tuchel has found the key to maximizing the performances of the 23-year-old star: Harry Kane. By forming a solid attacking partnership, the two constantly improve each other, creating space and drawing defenders out of position. As Kane usually drops deep to receive the ball and act as a playmaker, Jude often ends up as the center forward. The veteran striker tends to create a lot of space with his freedom of movement, something Bellingham takes great advantage of. With space to shoot, he has rediscovered his goalscoring instinct, playing more as a second striker rather than an attacking midfielder. At Real Madrid, Jude will not have the same system to shine. Kylian Mbappé is the center forward, being a more physical and goalscoring profile than a creative one. Because of this, Bellingham would have to adapt his profile once again, while always looking to stay close to the box. However, Jose Mourinho has the difficult task of creating a partnership between the Frenchman and the Englishman, something that will be key to maximizing their performances.
Norway and England will square off in the FIFA World Cup quarterfinals. Here’s everything you need to know about watching the match live in the United States. Here are all of the details of where you can watch Norway vs England on US television and via legal streaming: WHO Norway vs England WHAT 2026 World Cup WHEN 5:00pm ET / 2:00pm PT • Saturday, July 11, 2026 WHERE Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Sling, Peacock Premium, FOX, Telemundo and Hulu + Live TV STREAM WATCH NOW Match Overview Norway enters its first-ever quarter-final at the tournament as one of the most exciting teams to watch. After topping their European qualifying group as the highest-scoring nation, they’ve carried that firepower to North America, culminating in a stunning Round of 16 upset over five-time winners Brazil. Led by the unstoppable Erling Haaland, Norway‘s attack is a constant threat, but their high-risk style often leaves them defensively exposed, making every match a potential goal-fest. England, meanwhile, arrives with the weight of expectation and a history of deep tournament runs. The Three Lions showcased immense resilience in their 3-2 victory over co-hosts Mexico, playing with ten men at the high altitude of Estadio Azteca. This marks their third consecutive appearance at this stage of the competition, and with stars like Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham in top form, anything less than a semi-final berth would be seen as a disappointment for Thomas Tuchel‘s experienced squad. Tactical Analysis & Match Context This quarter-final presents a fascinating clash of narratives and styles. Norway, the tournament’s dark horse, has defied expectations by reaching the final eight for the first time. Their journey has been fueled by an explosive offense that saw them dominate European qualifiers and stun Brazil. In contrast, England represents the established elite, a team hardened by recent finals appearances that navigated a treacherous Round of 16 test against Mexico with tactical discipline and grit. The tactical battle will likely pit England‘s potent counter-attack against Norway‘s possession-based approach. Against Mexico, England registered its lowest possession in a World Cup match since 1966 (33.2%), yet remained lethal in transition. Norway, while controlling the ball against Brazil, was vulnerable to turnovers and conceded significant chances. The game could be decided by whether England’s backline can withstand Norwegian pressure and how clinically the Three Lions can punish any defensive lapses on the break. For Norway, the motivation is to make history and continue their dream run without the immense pressure faced by their opponents. Every step forward is a new national achievement. For England, the stakes are sky-high. With a squad deep in talent and experience, the expectation is to advance. The urgency to capitalize on this golden generation and secure a place in the semi-finals will drive their performance. Head-to-Head Record & Historic Trends Historically, the competitive meetings between these two nations have been infrequent but tightly contested. In four official World Cup qualifying matches, Norway holds a slight edge with two wins to England‘s one, alongside a single draw. However, England has had the upper hand in friendly encounters, remaining undefeated across four games, including a narrow 1-0 victory in their most recent meeting back in September 2014. There is little recent history to draw upon, as the teams have not faced each other in a competitive fixture in over three decades. This lack of familiarity adds an element of unpredictability to the quarter-final clash. Both teams will be analyzing recent tournament form rather than historical precedent to gain an edge. A key trend to watch is Norway‘s record against fellow European nations at the tournament. They have failed to win any of their six such matches, recording two draws and four losses. Furthermore, Norway has been a magnet for action-packed games in this competition, wi
Throughout the 2026 World Cup, Erling Haaland and Harry Kane have established themselves as two of the tournament's best strikers, battling for the Golden Boot. With that in mind, let's do a skill-by-skill analysis, leaving the vote open for you to decide who the better player is. After a historic season at Bayern Munich, Harry Kane arrived at the 2026 World Cup as one of the best players. Without disappointing the fans, he has managed to establish among the top scorers, leading England to the quarterfinals. Nevertheless, Erling Haaland also emerges among the most outstanding players, leading Norway to a historic campaign. We will do a skill-by-skill analysis, leaving the vote open for you to decide who the better player is. Harry Kane establishes as England‘s undisputed leader. Head coach Thomas Tuchel builds the team around him, making him key in the build-up play and the finishing of attacks. With the freedom to move across the pitch, he is very difficult to mark, as opponents need to defend him zonally rather than man-to-man. As a result, he has scored six goals in five matches, making him one of the tournament’s standout performers. Despite not coming from his best season, Erling Haaland has managed to deliver an outstanding performance at the 2026 World Cup. Scoring 7 goals in 4 matches, he becomes one of Norway‘s most outstanding players. Being the first time in history that they have reached the quarterfinals, he is facing the best opportunity to enlarge his legacy. Because of this, the debate between the 25-year-old striker and Kane has several angles to discuss. Pure Box Finishing & Technical Strike Although Harry Kane and Erling Haaland are among the best strikers in the world, they are far from being similar. The 32-year-old Englishman is one of the most complete forwards in the world. Not only does he drop deep to receive the ball, but he also builds play for Thomas Tuchel’s team. His link-up play elevates him to extraordinary levels, as he creates space in the opposition defense and constantly makes runs from the second line. Harry Kane #9 of England celebrating. Unlike the Englishman, Erling Haaland is a striker more focused on physical power and goalscoring ability. The Norwegian star stands out for his excellent vision, which allows him to find spaces. In addition, he is capable of winning counterattacks with his pace and dominating physical duels, making him a lethal player with a conversion rate of 38.89%. Nevertheless, he also possesses brilliant technique, allowing him to score goals in many different ways. Throughout the 2026 World Cup, Haaland has scored seven goals for Norway, averaging one goal every 14 touches of the ball. As a result, he has been one of the tournament’s most productive players. Not far behind, Kane has already scored six goals in the tournament, posting a conversion rate of 31.58%, which allowed him to surpass Pelé on the World Cup’s all-time scoring list with 14 goals. Aerial Power & Physical Dominance Erling Haaland has proven to be one of the most physical strikers in the world. Since making his debut for Borussia Dortmund, he has been a player who thrives attacking space, using his physical strength to overpower defenders. Nevertheless, Harry Kane is not far behind, as he is also a standout player physically, but in different aspects, making him a very different profile from the young Norwegian. As a veteran striker, Kane has spent many years shining at the highest level of soccer. Standing at 6’2″, he is outstanding in the air, as he showed against Mexico at the 2026 World Cup. Although he is not a particularly fast player on the counterattack, he creates space through his intelligence, while also excelling in physical one-on-one duels against strong defenders. His physicality complements his overall game, but it is not the central aspect of it. While he is only 25 years old, Haaland is a physical powerhouse, making him lethal against defenders. Standing at 6’4″, he usually wins
At Liverpool, Rafa Benitez left him with the example of a coach obsessed with improving individual players, constantly talking to them, constantly correcting. Back at Real Madrid from 2009, Manuel Pellegrini showed him a coach who loved pace in the game, with the wings left free to exploit it.
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