March 11, 2025 - Page 2 of 3

FC Dallas sign Brazilian midfielder Kaick

FC Dallas have announced their new player, midfielder Kaick from Brazilian Série A.

They acquired the 19-year-old Brazil native on a four-year U22 Initiative contract which runs through 2028 with an extension option for 2029.

Kaick has played in one game for Grêmio’s first team, plus has 3g/1a in 33 matches for Grêmio’s U-20s.

The deal is reportedly the fourth-highest transfer fee FC Dallas has made in history.

Dallas new coach, Eric Quill is determined to lead them to the Audi MLS Cup Playoffs.

Canucks Scores Three in Second Period to beat Ducks

The Vancouver Canucks has secured another win against the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday at Rogers Arena.

Jake DeBrusk, Teddy Blueger and Carson Soucy all scored in the second period to help the Vancouver Canucks secure a 3-2 comeback win over the Ducks.

Goalie Kevin Lankinen also assisted with 14 saves, and Filip Hronek provided two assists for the Canucks.

Burnley Strengthen Promotion Bid with win against Cardiff

Burnley has maintained a clean sheet in 13 Championship games this season. However, their streak ended on Tuesday when they conceded a goal in a 2-1 victory over Cardiff. Despite this, goals from Josh Brownhill and Maxime Esteve helped them strengthen their promotion push.

Josh Brownhill and Maxime Esteve scored in the first half to give Burnley side control, but Cardiff’s Yousef Salech ended the clean-sheet streak with a header before the break.

Salech’s goal was the first Burnley had conceded in the league since December 21, and only their 10th in 35 games.

With these result, Burnley are now just two points behind second-placed Sheffield United in the race for automatic promotion.

Arne Slot Admits Giving Liverpool a Half-Time Dressing Down in Southampton match

Arne Slot admitted that his half-time speech motivated Liverpool to come from behind to win Southampton 3-1, extending their Premier League lead to 16 points.

Watching from the stands due to a touchline ban, Slot criticized his team’s poor first half after Will Smallbone capitalized on a defensive mix-up to give Southampton the lead.

He responded with three key substitutions—Harvey Elliott, Andy Robertson, and Alexis Mac Allister—which quickly shifted momentum. Darwin Núñez and Mohamed Salah scored within minutes, with Salah adding a late penalty to seal the win.

Chelsea victory against Leicester pushes them into top four

Chelsea battled past a resilient Leicester City at Stamford Bridge. They ended the match with a 1-0 win despite Cole Palmer missing a penalty.

Chelsea have been on a roll, pushing for a fourth straight Premier League home win, they started super energetic, with Palmer at the heart of their attacks.

The Blues found space down the right, and after an Enzo Fernández cross weakened Leicester’s defense, they were awarded a penalty for Victor Kristiansen foul against Jadon Sancho.

At the end of the game, Chelsea’s persistence ultimately paid off as they claimed all three points.

Mbappe and Vinicius Jr lead Madrid to victory over Rayo

Real Madrid matched La Liga leaders Barcelona on points with a tight 2-1 home win over Rayo Vallecano, securing only their second victory in six league games.

With Barcelona’s match postponed and Atletico Madrid losing earlier, Real had the perfect chance to finish the weekend level at the top—and they took it.

The victory extends Ancelotti’s side’s home winning streak to four games in all competitions, but their focus now shifts to a short trip across the city for their Champions League clash at the Metropolitano Stadium.

Napoli beat Fiorentina to secure position in Serie A title race

Napoli’s Serie A title hopes got a major boost with a 2-1 win over Fiorentina, securing their first league double over them since 2020/21.

After a five-game winless streak, Napoli had lost ground in the title race, making this a must-win match. With Antonio Conte enduring his longest wait for a victory in Europe’s top five leagues, Napoli started aggressively in search of redemption.

Meanwhile, Fiorentina missed the opportunity to secure back-to-back away league wins against Napoli for the first time since October 1995.

San Diego FC Stays Unbeaten

MLS Newcomers San Diego FC have remained unbeaten three games into their first season.

Just last Saturday, they secured a 3-1 comeback win against Real Salt Lake, with goals from Franco Negri, Anders Dreyer, and Marcus Ingvartsen.

Despite an underwhelming performance, the win keeps them in second position in the Western Conference.

Head Coach Mikey Varas noted after the game,
“What we loved about it is, 1-1, I think a lot of teams could say, ‘Okay, we’re satisfied with that,’” .

“But we’ve talked about wanting to go after the game and continue to stay with an initiative. The boys showed that they wanted the 2-1, but they also showed they wanted a third. That’s something that we’re trying to develop within the group. And they’re buying in, so that’s very good.”

Vancouver Whitecaps captain suffers injury

Vancouver Whitecaps FC‘s strong start in the 2025 MLS season and Concacaf Champions Cup took a hit when team captain Ryan Gauld suffered injury which forced him off the pitch 19 minutes into the game against CF Montréal.

Gauld collapsed without contact while jumping for a cleared ball. He was replaced by J.C. Ngando.

Despite his absence, the Whitecaps took control of the game and scored 2 goals.

However, Gauld who has scored 34 goals and 43 assists in 111 MLS games could be a big loss for Wednesday’s crucial game against CF Monterrey. The tie is currently with the tie currently level at 1-1 on aggregate with a decisive match set for Estadio Corona in Mexico.

Glass scores in Devils debut in win against Flyers

Cody Glass impressed fans in his debut game for the New Jersey Devils, leading them to a 3-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers at Wells Fargo Center.

Glass who joined the Devils in a trade with Pittsburgh opened the scoring at 11:10 of the first period when a pass from Stefen Noesen deflected off a Flyers defenseman.

“It felt good,” Glass said. “Helps having ‘Hauls’ on my line, and then Sprong is kind of going through the same thing as me. Hauls has done a great job of making me feel a little bit comfortable. It’s a lot of systems, a lot of stuff that I’ve been thinking about on the ice. So, once I get the thinking out of the game, hopefully I feel a little bit more comfortable out there.”

Day: March 11, 2025

FC Dallas sign Brazilian midfielder Kaick

Canucks Scores Three in Second Period to beat Ducks

Burnley Strengthen Promotion Bid with win against Cardiff

Arne Slot Admits Giving Liverpool a Half-Time Dressing Down in Southampton match

Chelsea victory against Leicester pushes them into top four

Mbappe and Vinicius Jr lead Madrid to victory over Rayo

Napoli beat Fiorentina to secure position in Serie A title race

San Diego FC Stays Unbeaten

Vancouver Whitecaps captain suffers injury

Glass scores in Devils debut in win against Flyers

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