Atmane defaulted after racket throw at Shanghai Masters
Terence Atmane was defaulted from Shanghai Masters qualifying after throwing his racket into the stands during a meltdown against Bernard Tomic, later apologising.
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Man Utd join Arsenal in race for Leverkusen striker Kofane
Manchester United have joined Arsenal in the race to sign Bayer Leverkusen forward Christian Kofane, with the Cameroon international also linked to several other Premier League clubs.
Bothroyd backs McPhail for Cardiff role and hails Lawlor
Jay Bothroyd says Stephen McPhail would be a 'great acquisition' as Cardiff City director of football, and urges the club to keep hold of Dylan Lawlor.
Tipster's top four picks for Chepstow and Sandown this week
The Scout tips Glynn Brae for the Silver Trophy at Chepstow on Saturday, plus Cosmic Connection, Time To Turn and Paddys Policy.
Alvarez mulls Arsenal move; Haaland twist; Truffert to Man Utd
Julian Alvarez is seriously considering a transfer to Arsenal, with Barcelona now targeting Erling Haaland. Man Utd and Liverpool battle for Adrien Truffert.
SA star banned; All Blacks hit by double injury blow
Sale's Jacques Vermeulen gets four-match ban for dangerous tackle on Tomos Williams. New Zealand lose Richie Mo'unga and Fehi Fineanganofo for Bledisloe Cup Tests.
Goodwin on Iqbal flashpoint after Iraq goal for Dundee United
Dundee United boss Jim Goodwin backs Zidane Iqbal after his Iraq goal celebration sparked a flashpoint with Kuwait, insisting the midfielder will make bigger headlines in Scotland.
John Sitton defends viral rant, compares to Guardiola
Former Leyton Orient boss John Sitton, infamous for a 1995 half-time rant, defends his outburst and compares it to Pep Guardiola's emotional meltdowns at Manchester City.
Gonzalez reveals Jaissle's 'intense' Newcastle tactics
Nico Gonzalez says Matthias Jaissle wants direct, intense football with high pressing. The £50m midfielder is back for Newcastle's trip to Coventry after concussion.
Liverpool injury update: Isak, Gakpo, Jacquet latest news
Liverpool face Manchester City with Alexander Isak, Cody Gakpo and Jeremy Jacquet doubts after international injuries. Giovanni Leoni nears return.
Manchester's first outdoor padel club to return at Mayfield Park
Club de Padel, Manchester's first outdoor padel club, has applied to build a new five-court venue with a cafe bar at Mayfield Park after leaving Deansgate Square.
Chelsea injury update: Palmer, Caicedo, Joao Pedro latest
Chelsea are sweating over Cole Palmer, Moises Caicedo, Joao Pedro and Reece James ahead of Bournemouth's visit to Stamford Bridge on Saturday, with several return dates pencilled in.
Robertson: Pre-match tribute special despite Slovenia defeat
Andy Robertson cherished his 100-cap tribute from former Scotland managers but admitted frustration as Slovenia eased to a Nations League win at Hampden.
Loovens backs Celtic's Van den Berg to be a huge success
Former Celtic defender Glenn Loovens has backed Joel van den Berg to be a huge success at Parkhead after scouting the £3.4m midfielder in Holland.
Arsenal injury update: Konsa, Tzolis, Havertz latest news and return dates
Arsenal face a selection crisis ahead of Leeds visit, with Konsa, Tzolis and Havertz injured, Rice and Saliba doubts, but White, Hincapie and Mosquera back in training.
JJ Gabriel's camp's four demands as Man United did everything they could
Manchester United prospect JJ Gabriel requested to leave the club last month after his camp made several demands, including first team training and a game time plan.
Eight days that will define Carrick's Man United tenure
Manchester United's next three matches in eight days will define Michael Carrick's tenure, with the Reds 12th in the Premier League and out of the Carabao Cup after a poor start.
Grealish 'rusty' but break helps Everton return
Alan Stubbs says Jack Grealish has looked rusty and is still finding match sharpness, but the international break will help him improve at Everton.
Dunne: Man City underpaid for Ndiaye in Everton deal
Richard Dunne says Manchester City underpaid for Iliman Ndiaye, who left Everton in a £65m deadline day deal, with Jack Grealish's loan softening the blow.
Ferguson reveals Guardiola dinner regret in new book
Sir Alex Ferguson reveals in his new book that a 2012 dinner with Pep Guardiola came too late to convince him to succeed him at Manchester United, before Guardiola joined Bayern Munich and later Manchester City.
£18 Fish and Chips at Seaside Chippy: 'Top Drawer'
A former Michelin-starred chef's Salt and Malt chippy in Weston-super-Mare impresses with £18 cod and chips, deemed 'top drawer' by a reviewer.
Man United line-up Carrick must pick vs Tottenham: injury doubts loom
Michael Carrick knows his strongest Manchester United XI to face Tottenham, but injury doubts over Sesko, Mainoo and Rashford may force changes at Old Trafford.
Liverpool writers pick Man City star they'd sign in fire sale
Liverpool writers pick the Man City player they'd most like to sign if the Premier League champions are relegated following their 115-charge guilty verdict.
Arsenal's Max Dowman secures three Guinness World Records
Arsenal teenager Max Dowman has been awarded three Guinness World Records following his breakthrough campaign, including youngest-ever Premier League champion, goalscorer and Champions League player.
Fabio Borini retires: Ex-Liverpool forward ends 17-year career
Fabio Borini, 35, has announced his retirement after a 17-year career that included three years at Liverpool and a stint at Salford City.
Lineker predicts Man City could be stripped of titles
Gary Lineker says he would not be surprised if Manchester City are stripped of Premier League titles and urges club chiefs to 'own it' after being found guilty of all financial charges.
Guardiola to return to Etihad after Man City guilty verdict
Pep Guardiola will attend Man City's next home game against PSG to show public support following the club's guilty verdict in the Premier League disciplinary matter.
Ramon Vega to challenge Infantino for FIFA presidency
Former Tottenham defender Ramon Vega has confirmed he will run against Gianni Infantino in next year's FIFA presidential election, citing a need for fundamental reform.
Lineker: Man City could lose Premier League titles
Gary Lineker says he wouldn't be surprised if Manchester City are stripped of their Premier League titles after being found guilty of breaching 114 financial rules.
Tuchel warns Palmer: 'Train is rolling' without him
Thomas Tuchel says England's 'train is rolling' without Cole Palmer after the Chelsea star withdrew from the Nations League camp, scoring 16 goals in four games.
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