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SANTOS, BRAZIL - NOVEMBER 1: Neymar Jr of Santos looks on during a Brasileirao 2025 match between Santos and Fortaleza at Urbano Caldeira Stadium (Vila Belmiro) on November 1, 2025 in Santos, Brazil. (Photo by Marco Buenavista/Sports Press Photo)

12.11.2025 | 14.24

Joukkuekaverit ovat lopen kyllästyneet Neymariin

Santos, Brazil - August 17: Neymar Junior of Santos during the Brasileirao Betano 2025 match between Santos and Vasco at Vila Belmiro on August 17, 2025 in Santos, Brazil. Photo by Ana Julia Galvao/Eurasia Images Santos Vila Belmiro Sao Paulo Brazil *** Santos, Brazil August 17 Neymar Junior of Santos during the Brasileirao Betano 2025 match between Santos and Vasco at Vila Belmiro on August 17, 2025 in Santos, Brazil Photo by Ana Julia Galvao Eurasia Sport Images Santos Vila Belmiro Sao Paulo Brazil Copyright: x x2025xEurasiaxSportxImagesx jp-en-EuSpIm-PHD_AJG_Santos_Vasco_17Aug2025_BR145

Santos, Brazil - August 17: Neymar Junior of Santos during the Brasileirao Betano 2025 match between Santos and Vasco at Vila Belmiro on August 17, 2025 in Santos, Brazil. Photo by Ana Julia Galvao/Eurasia Images Santos Vila Belmiro Sao Paulo Brazil *** Santos, Brazil August 17 Neymar Junior of Santos during the Brasileirao Betano 2025 match between Santos and Vasco at Vila Belmiro on August 17, 2025 in Santos, Brazil Photo by Ana Julia Galvao Eurasia Sport Images Santos Vila Belmiro Sao Paulo Brazil Copyright: x x2025xEurasiaxSportxImagesx jp-en-EuSpIm-PHD_AJG_Santos_Vasco_17Aug2025_BR145

04.11.2025 | 23.20

Neymar jäi ulos maajoukkueesta – ”Ei ole mitään mahdollisuuksia”

Endrick of Real Madrid CF looks on during the Spanish League, LaLiga EA Sports, football match played between Real Madrid and RCD Espanyol at Santiago Bernabeu stadium on September 20, 2025, in Madrid, Spain.

Endrick of Real Madrid CF looks on during the Spanish League, LaLiga EA Sports, football match played between Real Madrid and RCD Espanyol at Santiago Bernabeu stadium on September 20, 2025, in Madrid, Spain.

23.10.2025 | 17.48

Real Madridin supertalentti kadonnut täysin – siirtymässä tammikuussa muualle

epa09711740 A view of a plastic bottle containing urine at a vacant land nearby a camp for internally displaced persons (IDPs) on the outskirts of Sana'a, Yemen, 11 January 2022 (issued 27 January 2022). The escalating war in Yemen has left millions in dire need of humanitarian and health assistance, pushing the United Nations to consider the humanitarian crisis in the Arab country as the worst in the world, with 80 percent of the 30 million-population in need of relief and protection. Some 47 Yemeni families live without much-needed privacy at an IDPs camp on the outskirts of the Houthi-controlled capital Sana'a. The IDPs camps in the war-ridden Arab country are not equipped with safe sanitation services, so the displaced are forced to defecate outdoors at the vacant lands nearby or use plastic bags inside their shelters, causing environmental pollution and the spread of diseases, including cholera. Health and environmental risks in Yemen have been a serious challenge following hunger, which rapidly affects millions of vulnerable people since the full-scale war broke out in March 2015. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees recently estimated that the total number of IDPs in Yemen rose to over 4.2 million after over 1,200 families fled their homes in the first two weeks of 2022. UNICEF estimates that less than 10 percent of internally displaced Yemenis have access to toilets. EPA-EFE/YAHYA ARHAB

epa09711740 A view of a plastic bottle containing urine at a vacant land nearby a camp for internally displaced persons (IDPs) on the outskirts of Sana'a, Yemen, 11 January 2022 (issued 27 January 2022). The escalating war in Yemen has left millions in dire need of humanitarian and health assistance, pushing the United Nations to consider the humanitarian crisis in the Arab country as the worst in the world, with 80 percent of the 30 million-population in need of relief and protection. Some 47 Yemeni families live without much-needed privacy at an IDPs camp on the outskirts of the Houthi-controlled capital Sana'a. The IDPs camps in the war-ridden Arab country are not equipped with safe sanitation services, so the displaced are forced to defecate outdoors at the vacant lands nearby or use plastic bags inside their shelters, causing environmental pollution and the spread of diseases, including cholera. Health and environmental risks in Yemen have been a serious challenge following hunger, which rapidly affects millions of vulnerable people since the full-scale war broke out in March 2015. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees recently estimated that the total number of IDPs in Yemen rose to over 4.2 million after over 1,200 families fled their homes in the first two weeks of 2022. UNICEF estimates that less than 10 percent of internally displaced Yemenis have access to toilets. EPA-EFE/YAHYA ARHAB

11.08.2025 | 23.44

Onko tässä vuoden erikoisin punainen kortti? Ulosajo pissaamisesta

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16.06.2024 | 12.02

Mitä ihmettä Brasilian parhaalle pelaajalle tapahtui ennen vuoden 1998 jalkapallon MM-finaalia?