Liverpool lead Chelsea in race for £100m Alex Scott
Liverpool have moved ahead of Chelsea in the race to sign Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, with the Dorset club expected to listen to offers in the January window.
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Newcastle keeper Jaouen sends message after surgery
Newcastle United goalkeeper Ewen Jaouen has sent an emotional message to supporters after undergoing surgery on a hamstring injury picked up while on international duty with France under-21s.
Celtic 'unrecognisable' as pundits slam Benfica mauling
Celtic were thrashed 4-1 by Benfica in the Europa League, with seven pundits calling the Hoops 'unrecognisable' and 'League One' level after a second straight continental defeat.
Halkett sets Hearts Champions League target as return nears
Craig Halkett is back running after Achilles surgery and targets a New Year return, while aiming for Champions League football with Hearts in the next couple of seasons.
Commanders bid to host Rugby World Cup finals in new $4bn stadium
Washington Commanders hope to host the 2031 and 2033 Rugby World Cup finals at their new $4bn stadium, slated to open in 2030.
Sancho closes in on Getafe move after Man United exit
Jadon Sancho could join La Liga side Getafe after leaving Manchester United as a free agent, with an official offer submitted.
Robertson 'went berserk' at British Open scheduling chaos
Neil Robertson said he 'went berserk' at British Open officials over late scheduling and practice issues. World Snooker Tour has promised changes for next year.
World media reacts as Celtic's 'weak' dam smashed by Benfica's red river
Celtic lost 4-1 to Benfica in Lisbon, leaving them with zero points in the Europa League league phase, as world media slammed their 'weak' display.
Martinez Outburst Caused by Carrick's Heaven Selection Call
Lisandro Martinez's post-match outburst reportedly stemmed from Michael Carrick's decision to play Ayden Heaven at left-back in United's 2-0 Champions League defeat.
Newcastle United Q&A: Jaissle's formation, injuries and Aston Villa
Newcastle United's turbulent start to the season has raised questions over Matthias Jaissle's formation and the squad's direction, ahead of Saturday's trip to Aston Villa.
Van Gaal: Man City scandal cost me Man United job
Louis van Gaal says Manchester City's financial breaches cost him the Manchester United job in 2016, after City pipped United to Champions League football on goal difference.
Rob Burrow's wife Lindsey on life after his death and her promise
Lindsey Burrow, wife of rugby legend Rob Burrow, shares how she and their three children honour his memory after his death aged 41 in 2024.
Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal shock moves; Man Utd exit; Scott to Liverpool
Arsenal eye Kim Min-jae and Bazoumana Toure; Liverpool lead Alex Scott race; Lisandro Martinez apologises after Man Utd fine; Harry Kane extends Bayern deal.
Hamann: Newcastle's Steur and Miley need senior guidance
Didi Hamann praises Newcastle United's Lewis Miley and Sean Steur but warns the young midfield pair will need experienced guidance during difficult moments.
Best supermarket kids' Halloween costumes 2026 from Tesco, Asda, M&S, Sainsbury's
Halloween falls on Saturday in 2026. Supermarkets Tesco, Asda, M&S and Sainsbury's offer kids' costumes from £6 to £20, including witches, mermaids and Disney favourites.
Man City's Brazen Defiance Highlights Their Advantages
Manchester City beat Liverpool 3-0 at Anfield, just two weeks after being found guilty of financial breaches, showing brazen confidence that highlights their advantages.
Bordeaux stars denied UK entry before Gloucester clash
France winger Louis Bielle-Biarrey was among four Bordeaux players held at Bristol Airport due to invalid ETA permits ahead of their Champions Cup opener against Gloucester.
Christian Horner's panic attack ordeal at 2014 German GP
Christian Horner reveals he feared a heart attack or stroke during the 2014 German Grand Prix, later learning he'd suffered a panic attack. The former Red Bull chief details the episode in his new book Drive.
Top 17 Premier League players with most yellow cards
Joey Barton, Nicky Butt, Phil Neville and James Milner feature among the 17 most yellow-carded players in Premier League history, with a Manchester United icon among the dirtiest.
Premier League's 11 best-paid players - three at Man City
Three Manchester City players feature among the Premier League's 11 highest earners for 2026/27, with salaries based on Capology estimates.
Dan Burn admits battle to win back Newcastle starting spot
Dan Burn says he must work hard to regain his starting place at Newcastle United, despite being fit again and captain of the side under Matthias Jaissle.
Ex-Man Utd star Herrera explains playing for free at Zaragoza (16.10.2026)
Ander Herrera has rejoined Real Zaragoza and is donating his £5,500 weekly wage to the club's foundation, saying he wants to help his boyhood club return to professional football.
Rangers 'mentally ready' for Dens Park test - Ferguson
Barry Ferguson believes Rangers are physically and mentally ready for Saturday's trip to Dundee, and warns someone will suffer this weekend.
Jaissle: Individual errors, not tactics, cost Newcastle in Coventry loss
Newcastle head coach Matthias Jaissle says individual errors, not structural issues, caused the 4-1 defeat to Coventry, despite an improvement in possession and chances.
Celtic player ratings: Osmand shines but defence exposed in Lisbon
Celtic lost 4-1 to Benfica in Lisbon, but Callum Osmand's half-time introduction sparked an improved second half. Player ratings from the Europa League clash.
Goode backs Northampton and Bath to break French Champions Cup grip
Andy Goode believes Northampton Saints and Bath are the two English clubs best equipped to end France's six-year stranglehold on the Champions Cup title.
Will Wright on Liverpool future, Isak inspiration and Iraola's message
Will Wright scored a hat-trick for Liverpool U19s in the UEFA Youth League win over LASK, taking his season tally to nine goals in eight games.
Ferguson: Everton Should Never Have Let Calvert-Lewin Go
Duncan Ferguson has told Everton they should never have let Dominic Calvert-Lewin leave, even if the striker wanted £200,000 a week, and has backed him for England.
Iraola admits Liverpool dilemma as Gerrard explains Wirtz issue
Andoni Iraola has opened up about selection dilemmas in his Liverpool team, while Steven Gerrard has identified a lack of confidence as the root cause of Florian Wirtz's inconsistency.
Messi's 2015 'ones to watch': Where are they now?
In 2015, Lionel Messi named 10 young players to watch. From Timo Werner to Gyasi Zardes, Mirror Football reveals how their careers have unfolded since.
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