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Max Rushden and guests preview the Premier League's return, including Manchester City's trip to Anfield, Southampton's Spygate ban, and Manchester United vs Spurs.
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McArdle backs NI women to make history in World Cup play-offs
Michael McArdle, Northern Ireland Women's manager, says his team is 'play-off ready' as they face Portugal in the first leg of their World Cup 2027 qualifying play-off.
Ferguson's Rangers visit: McInnes reveals advice
Derek McInnes reveals Sir Alex Ferguson visited Rangers' Auchenhowie base for lunch, offering advice and backing his title challenge after the derby win over Celtic.
British champ Fawaz still fighting for passport after title defence
British champion Bilal Fawaz remains unable to obtain a passport despite defending his Super-Welterweight title with a knockout victory over Eithan James in Birmingham.
Bardsley: Gabriel not ready for Man United first team
Phil Bardsley says Manchester United wonderkid JJ Gabriel is not physically ready for Premier League football, despite the 16-year-old seeking a move over lack of first-team minutes.
Eden Hazard set for Chelsea Legends return vs Tottenham
Eden Hazard will play for a Chelsea Legends squad against Tottenham in a charity friendly at Stamford Bridge on March 27, 2027, raising funds for the Chelsea Foundation.
Jockey Carmichael stretchered off after Bath fall
Jockey Oliver Carmichael, 20, was stretchered off after a nasty-looking fall at Bath when his 50-1 mount Forest Hills clipped heels and unseated him.
Brobbey injury boost for Sunderland, Ballard faces layoff
Brian Brobbey's hamstring injury is short-term and he could return next week, but Dan Ballard faces a longer spell on the sidelines, Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris has confirmed.
Jaissle confirms four Newcastle returnees, Jaouen out two months
Matthias Jaissle expects Joelinton, Nico Gonzalez, Dan Burn and Lewis Miley back for Coventry, but Ewen Jaouen is out for two months after hamstring surgery.
Real Madrid stars in 'dressing room brawl' as Mourinho fails to ease tensions
Jose Mourinho has reportedly failed to end in-fighting at Real Madrid after two unnamed players clashed in the dressing room, with tensions still high following a disappointing season.
Man United transfer at risk as Endrick says 'yes' to Milan
AC Milan have turned their attention to Real Madrid star Endrick, who has indicated a preference to move to the Serie A giants, potentially impacting Manchester United's January transfer plans.
Bottas cycles 260 miles through jungle dodging cobras to Singapore GP
Valtteri Bottas cycled 260 miles through Malaysian jungles, dodging cobras, wild dogs and cows, to reach the Singapore GP paddock.
David Silva comes out of retirement aged 40 for Hong Kong move
David Silva, 40, is coming out of retirement to play one match for Hong Kong Premier League side Supreme Sha Tin, clarifying reports of a season-long deal.
Arteta: Champions League final pain can fuel Arsenal success
Mikel Arteta says the "poison" of Arsenal's Champions League final defeat will drive the club to greater heights after ending their 22-year Premier League title wait.
F1 fans fume as late Singapore Grand Prix change confirmed
A controversial change to the Marina Bay Street Circuit has divided F1 fans on social media ahead of this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix, with the Turn 10 wall reprofiled.
Robertson 'immune' to 'clueless opinions' amid criticism
Neil Robertson says he is 'immune' to 'clueless opinions' after Judd Trump questioned his world number one credentials, and reveals he has switched back to a brass ferrule.
Merino 'one of the best' - Spain boss De la Fuente
Spain manager Luis de la Fuente has hailed Arsenal midfielder Mikel Merino as 'one of the best in the world' after his match-winning brace off the bench in a 2-1 comeback win over Croatia.
Peter Reid on Everton's Armstrong U-turn and Man City verdict
Everton legend Peter Reid praises Harrison Armstrong after the club's dramatic U-turn on his sale, and gives his verdict on Manchester City's guilty verdict.
Man City told to drop to bottom of football pyramid
Manchester City should be demoted to the bottom of the English football pyramid, an EFL insider has said, after the club were found guilty of 114 financial charges.
George Stanger unfazed by Burton bids as Kilmarnock focus
George Stanger insists he is fully committed to Kilmarnock and was not distracted by summer bids from Burton Albion, as he returns from international duty.
Man Utd injury news: Baleba, Mainoo, Rashford latest for Spurs
Manchester United face Tottenham after the international break. Carlos Baleba could debut, while Kobbie Mainoo and Marcus Rashford are expected to return, but Patrick Dorgu is a doubt.
Pedri praise hints at Newcastle dig
Anthony Gordon has praised Barcelona team-mate Pedri, saying the Spaniard sees runs no one else has. The comments may hint at limitations of his former Newcastle colleagues.
Skelton 'on track' to beat Pipe's 243-win record
Champion jumps trainer Dan Skelton has 92 winners this season and says his bid to surpass Martin Pipe's 243-win record is 'on track' as the core campaign begins.
Nathan Jones: Charlton on track for Premier League return
Charlton boss Nathan Jones says the club are 'bang on track' for the Premier League, defying a modest budget in the Championship.
Man City's Savio and Marmoush Transfers to Tottenham Assessed
Manchester City sold Savinho to Tottenham for £75m and loaned Omar Marmoush with an obligation to buy for £60m. A Spurs correspondent assesses both deals.
Scanlon: Koumas' Liverpool rise no surprise to those who know him
Calum Scanlon says Lewis Koumas' emergence at Liverpool and Wales comes as no surprise, citing his relentless pressing and work ethic from their academy days.
Arteta: PSG final defeat is 'poison in my veins'
Mikel Arteta says losing the Champions League final to PSG still feels like 'poison in my veins' and will drive Arsenal forward after signing a new contract.
Verstappen: F1 paddock less stressful after Horner exit
Max Verstappen says F1 paddock is less stressful after Christian Horner's exit, as George Russell faces a grid penalty at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Merson: Leeds have advantage over Arsenal after break
Paul Merson says Daniel Farke's unbeaten Leeds have an 'advantage' facing Arsenal right after the international break in Saturday's lunchtime kick-off at Elland Road.
Cammy Devlin out for six weeks as Rangers eye top spot
Rangers can go top of the Premiership by beating Kilmarnock, but midfielder Cammy Devlin will be sidelined for six weeks with a hamstring injury.
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