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As she made her way down the red carpet in a strapless black corset gown from Ashi Studio, Millie opted not to flash her pearly whites—instead striking a serious pose—leading to the quippy exchange.
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Jeff Carlisle covers MLS and the U.S. national team for ESPN FC.
CHESTER, Penn. — United States men’s national team coach Mauricio Pochettino reiterated his stance that “no one can feel safe” when it comes to making the World Cup roster and that the players on the current squad deserve to be there.
Pochettino said his stance applies to U.S. stars such as AC Milan attacker Christian Pulisic as well as Bournemouth midfielder Tyler Adams. Both are out injured and aren’t available for friendlies against Paraguay on Saturday and Uruguay three days later.
“For me these are the players that today, they deserve to be here and are the players that we want to see, are the players that are our choice, our selection,” he said. “And then no one can feel safe or no one can feel that it’s going to be [on the roster], even the names that you say: Pulisic or Tyler Adams. I think the federation is bigger than the names that [are in] the national team.”
Pochettino added: “It’s a great opportunity in the moment that we decide to pick another player to choose for another player. That player needs to show up and step up and say, ‘Yes we have also the opportunity to be part of the roster for the next World Cup.'”
As for Pulisic, Pochettino lamented the injury but said the most important aspect is for the player to be healthy when the roster is named in May.
“[Pulisic] was perfect when he played against Australia, but that happened and we see what happened,” he said. “The most important thing is that all the players arrive fit in a very good condition the day that we are going to start the World Cup, or maybe a little bit before because I need to prepare the roster.”
U.S. defender Tim Ream noted that final World Cup roster selection is coming up faster than it might appear. By his estimation, the U.S. team has just 10 training sessions before the roster is named for the World Cup. That puts the timeline in a different perspective.
“When you talk about length of time, number of days, probably not [close], but when you talk about number of games, number of training sessions, number of camps, [the World Cup] is knocking on our door.”
Ream added that he doesn’t believes the absences change much in terms of what the U.S. hopes to achieve in the upcoming friendlies as well as the practices leading up to them.
“Each player has their own goals in mind, but those goals have to fit in with what Mauricio wants and what the staff wants, and guys have opportunities to come in and impress and potentially help their case to be part of the team that goes to the World Cup,” he said. “And guys who are here or have been here, it’s the same situation.
“Everybody’s in the same boat. You have to continually earn your place and earn your spot and continue to take advantage of opportunities.”
Ream was asked if he sees desperation in the way the U.S. players are training. He said it is more a case of intense focus.
“There’s a little bit more bite in trainings. There’s intensity, there’s more aggressiveness,” he said. “Guys are doing everything they possibly can to be a part of the team, and I think as we’ve gotten closer and closer, you see that more and more, and that’s a good thing.
“Guys are desperate to be a part of the group and be a part of the team and be a part of a World Cup at home.”
Meta is on the cusp of launching third-party integration with WhatsApp in Europe — something that’s required by the Digital Markets Act (DMA). It’s rolling out “over the coming months” with WhatsApp’s level of end-to-end encryption (E2EE) maintained.
Meta says that BirdyChat and Haiket will be the first third-party services to implement messaging interoperability with WhatsApp. No, we haven’t heard of them either, but that’s what leveling the playing field looks like.
WhatsApp users in Europe will eventually see a notification in the settings tab that will explain how to opt-in to third party messaging. It will work in WhatsApp for iOS and Android, but not on desktops, web, or tablets.
Meta says that “third-party messaging apps must use the same level of E2EE as WhatsApp,” and Meta can’t see encrypted messages in transit. Content can include text, photos, videos, voice messages, and documents. It will also only work for users with a WhatsApp account registered to phone numbers in regions covered by the DMA, according to the FAQ.
In September, Meta previewed what third-party integration with WhatsApp and Messenger will look like. Notably, users will be presented with the choice of receiving third-party messages in a separate folder or combined inbox. Meta also said it would remind users “each time a new third-party messaging app becomes available.”
Meta warns that third-party apps “might handle your data differently” than it would — is that a bad thing?
Maybe Thomas Tuchel is right: three into two doesn’t go. The England boss publicly declared that Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden couldn’t all play effectively in the same lineup, and Thursday’s 2-0 win over Serbia offered some justification of that view.
The final 25 minutes of this game were by some distance the most interesting. Tuchel seems wedded at present to a 4-2-3-1 system, so the formation remained unaltered. But when he made four substitutions with England leading 1-0 through Bukayo Saka‘s first-half volley, England fans saw something different.
Kane was withdrawn along with Morgan Rogers, who was selected to start at No. 10. In their place went Foden as a false nine with Bellingham in behind. Eberechi Eze replaced Marcus Rashford on the left flank while midfielder Jordan Henderson was introduced for Declan Rice, allowing Elliot Anderson to push on and affect the game more in the final third.
The end result was England’s best football of the night. With three minutes left, Bellingham fed Foden, whose lovely flick found Eze. The Arsenal winger’s effort rebounded off the crossbar, but three minutes later, the trio would not be denied. Bellingham drove forward and found Foden who in turn played a perfectly-weighted pass in front of Eze. This time, his first-time effort curled unerringly into the top corner.
Serbia were tiring and chasing a goal that could have kept their qualification hopes alive. Nevertheless, the combination was exciting glimpse of a different dynamic.
Interestingly, Tuchel chose to name-check two players not in the squad — including Brighton’s Danny Welbeck, 34, last capped in September 2018 — when it was put to him Foden could be the “Plan B” to Kane. “It is absolutely an opportunity if Phil stays in this shape and in this form, I have no problem,” he said. “I have some other options in mind that I don’t want to discuss in public. Don’t forget we have [Aston Villa‘s] Ollie Watkins, we have Welbeck, maybe more No. 9s. Also very different from Harry.
“So I think we will have options and it will maybe come down to who’s in shape, what do we have already in the squad and how do we want to share the minutes, against which opponent do we play, what do we expect from the match? But it was very good today.”
Tuchel’s prematch assertion that Foden should not be shoehorned into the team as a winger — something his predecessor, Gareth Southgate, did at Euro 2024 — inevitably intensified the scrutiny around the combination he would go with.
For his part, Foden admitted back in January that “the position I was put in on the left was very difficult to influence the game” during the tournament. His use as a false nine for England is a potentially innovative development, something Southgate never pursued. But at club level, Foden has played there for Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola before, and on occasion after, striker Erling Haaland‘s arrival.
Tuchel, who managed Chelsea for 18 months across 2021 and 2022, had not forgotten. “I had the idea several months ago because I played against Phil in these kind of positions — I had the feeling in the Premier League some years ago, it was really, really tough with his little movements, counter-movements, little runs,” explained Tuchel. “City were so dominant. He had the positions in the pockets, the half-turns. He was shooting, he played a one-two then he did a little run off the ball and assisted. You couldn’t catch him.
“When we made the long list of 50 to 60 players, of course he has outstanding quality and I was hoping to nominate him for the first camp and he had a difficult spell at City. Then he came back. … I wanted to see him close to the opponent’s box, in the middle of the traffic surrounded by a lot of players. I think he did excellent. In matches where we need to unlock a deep opponent, he can always be a choice.”
Kane’s status in this team is unsurpassed. As the country’s record goal scorer, in peak form at Bayern Munich and the principal driver of standards off the field for England, there is no doubt he will start at next summer’s World Cup, barring injury. The role of Kane’s understudy has never been secured by anyone for very long. Rashford and Watkins have been used in that capacity although, in fairness, it is to some extent a joyless task given Kane’s quality and durability. Chances are limited.
But if England are to thrive in the U.S., Canada and Mexico next summer, a deep squad might be required. With Rogers and Kane seemingly first-choice for the moment and Bellingham and Foden supplementing them, there is an intriguing range of options. And that is before Cole Palmer returns for Chelsea.
Out wide, Rashford threatened but faltered in the final third. Eze was a more potent threat. On the opposite flank, Saka produced the game’s outstanding moment of quality until England’s late rally. The collective result was 12 different England players creating a chance against Serbia, the highest number in a single match since records began in 2013. England now travel to Albania with a perfect seven wins in qualifying, 20 goals and none conceded.
Tuchel’s management of this squad continues to be based on merit rather than reputation. The easy call would have been to restore Bellingham to the starting lineup after the furor around his omission from the squad last month, but Rogers has excelled in this qualification campaign to date.
“Morgan deserved to stay on the pitch because he had three fantastic performances with him, and second of all, we didn’t know what was coming if our plan was right with the high press, added Tuchel.
“It would be unfair for Jude to try figure everything out because we changed our way of pressing in the last two camps. Declan [Rice], Morgan [Rogers] and Harry [Kane] did it already in three, four matches together. I figured they could adapt a bit quicker. Once we see the formation, we can give clear instructions to Phil and Jude and bring them from the bench.”
Time will tell, but it is a versatility that could serve England well.
Indeed, the That ‘70s Show alum attended the Los Angeles premiere of Zootopia 2 Nov. 13 alongside his fiancée Amanda Pacheco and their 4-year-old daughter Nakano Oceana, marking the first time the family has ever appeared together on a red carpet.
For the outing, Wilmer sported a gray suit over a powder blue button-down shirt while holding his daughter’s hand. For her part, Nakano donned a pair of bunny ears that perfectly matched her frilly pink dress and sparkly pink shoes.
Alongside the father-daughter duo, Amanda—who got engaged to Wilmer in January 2020—wore a blush pink dress emblazoned with matching flowers.
While the family’s red carpet date night was a momentous milestone for the crew, it also marked the first event Amanda has attended with Wilmer since giving birth to their son Wolf Monte in July. However, the Zootopia 2 actor has given a peek into how Nakano has been adjusting to being a big sister.
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Of all the teams vying for one of the 48 spots in the newly expanded 2026 FIFA World Cup field, it is not an exaggeration to say that San Marino are literally the worst, ranking 210th out of 210 eligible teams in FIFA’s men’s world rankings.
With a population of just over 34,000 — making it the fifth-smallest recognized country in the world — San Marino is actually the larger but significantly less famous of two microstates within Italy (as far as we know, Vatican City does not have a FIFA-recognized squad). Thus far, in their quest to play for the world’s soccer championship in North America next summer, La Serenissima have lost every one of their seven World Cup qualifying matches, scoring just one goal and allowing 32.
So, you would be forgiven for assuming that all hope is lost for San Marino to play in the next World Cup — but that is not actually so. For it to happen, though, there will have to be a very specific chain of events … potentially culminating in San Marino having to lose their final World Cup qualifying match by as many goals as possible.
The unlikeliest series of events
European teams are awarded 16 of the 48 World Cup bids. After a lengthy round-robin qualifying format, which ends on Nov. 18, the first-place finishers in each of the 12 groups earn an automatic bid. The 12 second-place finishers each advance to a 16-team playoff with the remaining four UEFA bids still up for grabs.
Here’s where it gets a bit complicated. The final four spots in that playoff are reserved for the highest-ranked teams who won one of the 14 UEFA Nations League groups back in 2024. As fate would have it, San Marino actually won their three-team Nations League group for the 2024-25 season, notching two wins over Liechtenstein (another European microstate) and holding off Gibraltar with a draw and a loss.
San Marino are ranked 14th out of these 14 Nations League teams, so in order for one of these four playoff spots to fall into their laps, they need 10 of the 13 teams ranked ahead of them in this “winners list” to not need the bid. In other words, if — and only if — at least 10 of those countries finish first (and directly qualify for the World Cup) or second (and already qualify for a playoff spot) in their World Cup groups. And, this is where things start to get messy.
As we enter the final week of qualifying games, eight teams that could have earned Nations League bids have already qualified for the World Cup and, therefore, don’t need them. This means that San Marino’s hopes basically rely on having just two other countries pull out a second-place finish in their groups.
If Nations League group winner Northern Ireland beat Slovakia in their World Cup qualifier on Friday, they would move into second in UEFA World Cup qualifying Group A and be in very good shape to stay there. Then, on Saturday, if Romania — yet another Nations League group winner — defeat Bosnia and Herzegovina, those two countries would be tied for second in UEFA World Cup qualifying Group H — a group which also includes San Marino.
Should this sequence of events come to pass, it will set up the scenario where, when San Marino plays Romania on Nov. 18, La Serenissima will be incentivized to lose by as many goals as possible to ensure the Romanians move on in the traditional World Cup qualifying process and abandon their slot in the Nations League playoff, allowing San Marino to take that spot.
It’s the kind of dizzying logistical nightmare that FIFA has been trying to avoid since the “Disgrace of Gijón,” when West Germany and Austria allegedly colluded in their final group stage match to allow both teams to advance in the 1982 World Cup, subsequently eliminating Algeria. That match catalyzed FIFA to institute the now familiar rule that all final World Cup group stage matches be played simultaneously.
What are the sportsbooks thinking?
If San Marino does find themselves with incentive to lose to Romania by as much as possible, though, it begs the question: How would sportsbooks make lines for the match?
For starters, it should be noted that World Cup qualifying handle is not currently a popular betting commodity for soccer, let alone compared to the rest of the menu at sportsbooks: BetMGM soccer trader Tom Pullin told ESPN over email that “interest in World Cup qualifying has been good, but not as high as regular league football like the Premier League.” Further, he said that San Marino’s matches don’t stand out unless they play a high-profile team.
In these World Cup qualifiers, San Marino have, predictably, not been given a chance by bookmakers. At ESPN BET, San Marino’s shortest odds to win a match were against Cyprus on Oct. 12 when they were +1300 on the three-way money line. Their longest odds were an astounding 100-1 against Austria just one match prior on Oct. 9. On the flip side, Cyprus were -600 to win, while Austria were not even listed because the odds were too short.
The big-money bettors who did tune in for these matches also predictably faded San Marino at every turn, according to BetMGM and DraftKings. However, Caesars Sportsbook’s head of soccer and UK sports Mark Bickerdike said that many bettors “love a big underdog story,” so the book racked up solid liability on lots of smaller wagers at long odds.
Which brings us back to the potential “doomsday scenario” on Nov. 18. Given San Marino are already as low as can be in the power ratings, sportsbooks will likely be motivated to list Romania as short as humanly possible, with the possibility of not even listing a money line for them at all, assuming San Marino are incentivized to get demolished.
“We would usually treat San Marino matches slightly differently given the disparity between them and most of the other teams,” Pullin said. “For a potential hypothetical situation like you described, the trading team will use market/bets they field as a guide to where prices should be with consideration to the possible higher goal scoring in the initial price.”
But for the scenario to even come to fruition, Northern Ireland (+310) will have to upset Slovakia (EVEN), and Romania (+185) will have to upset Bosnia and Herzegovina (+140). A parlay of those two results from the three-way money lines yields +1069 odds, per ESPN BET lines.
“Along with the rest of the industry, we are waiting until we know the outcome of the Bosnia-Romania game on Saturday before deciding on releasing prices for the Romania-San Marino fixture,” Bickerdike said over email. “It will be a unique scenario if it plays out.”
But should the extraordinary happen and San Marino actually do end up with a chance to advance in World Cup qualifying by losing a match spectacularly, it sets up an absolutely epic dilemma. FIFA rules, of course, prohibit teams from purposely losing matches, but given how poorly things have already gone for San Marino in World Cup qualifying — one of their matches against Austria ended in a 10-0 drubbing — it would be difficult to prove that La Serenissima did anything out of the ordinary at all.
Google says that it’s softening its plan to require every Android developer — even outside of the Play Store — to verify their identity, a move which critics warned could kill sideloading for good. The company now says it’s developing a workflow to allow “experienced users” to install apps from unverified developers.
Mandatory verification for developers even outside the official Play Store was first announced this August, and would require developers to provide their legal name, address, email, and phone number, and in some cases even upload government ID. It drew criticism from groups like the Keep Android Open campaign and the open source app repository F-Droid, which argued the move “ends the ability for individuals to choose what software they run on the devices they own.”
That plan is still going ahead, with early access to the verification scheme launched yesterday, but Google has made an important concession. The company says it is now developing an “advanced flow that allows experienced users to accept the risks of installing software that isn’t verified.” This installation flow will include safeguards to protect people who are being coerced into installing a dangerous app, or tricked by a scammer, along with “clear warnings to ensure users fully understand the risks involved.”
Google is also working on a new developer account type for students and hobbyists, which won’t have to go through “full verification requirements,” but will only allow app installs on “a limited number of devices.”
“Keeping users safe on Android is our top priority,” Android president Sameer Samat wrote on X. “Scammers rely on anonymity to scale their attacks. Right now, if we block a bad app, they can often just create a new app and try again. Verification stops this “whack-a-mole” cycle by requiring a real identity – making it much harder and costlier to repeatedly distribute harmful apps. This is an important change but we announced it early to get input. Some really good feedback received: Students need a path to learn, and users, especially power users, want to take more risk in what they install. We’re making changes to address both.”
Developer verification will roll out in 2026 for developers in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand, before applying globally in 2027. It’s not the only big change on the horizon for Android: Google has struck a deal with Epic to end their lawsuit, which would see Android lower its developer fees, relax rules on payment methods, and introduce official “Registered” third-party app stores, though that deal is still pending approval from the judge handling the case.
The reality star had heated words upon learning that her attempt to purchase a Bible her late dad Robert Kardashian Sr. had gifted to his friend O.J. Simpsonwas thwarted.
Not only was she frustrated with how her offer letter to buy the book for $15,000 was leaked online, but that the executor of O.J.’s estate—who was putting the keepsake up for auction after the athlete’s 2024 death—had rejected her proposal.
“I would’ve negotiated,” Kim shared on the Nov. 13 episode of The Kardashians. “I guess I had a little too much faith in humanity for a minute there.”
In fact, the All’s Fair actress said she would’ve shelled out up to $30,000 for the keepsake, which included a handwritten inscription from Robert to O.J. that read in part, “God has a definite plan for your life. You are his child and he will use you again.”
“It’s just really special,” Kim said of the Bible, explaining that her younger sister Khloe Kardashianwas interested in having the book back in the family. “I was like, ‘Oh, I have to get this for her for her birthday.'”
