Pocognoli begins Scotland era at Slovenia crash scene
Sebastien Pocognoli takes charge of Scotland for the first time in Ljubljana, the city where Gordon Strachan's World Cup hopes ended in 2017, as he looks to manage the mental hurdle of a new era.
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First Premier League sacking decided as Carrick one of five in trouble
Michael Carrick is one of five Premier League managers under pressure during the international break after poor starts to the season.
Darren Till vs Yoel Romero: How to Watch BKFC 94
Darren Till faces Yoel Romero at BKFC 94 in Manchester on September 26. The main card starts at 7pm UK time, with ring walks around 10pm. Stream live on DAZN and BKFC+.
England vs Spain: TV channel, live stream and kick-off time
England face Spain in the Nations League at Wembley on Saturday, 26 September, with free UK coverage on ITV1 and streaming on ITVX.
Germany WAGs Klopp Banned: Rapper, Model, Law Grad
Jurgen Klopp's Germany era begins with strict rules: WAGs are banned from team hotels, with limited visits during major tournaments.
Lascelles: Shock and regret over Howe's Newcastle exit
Jamaal Lascelles says he was shocked by Eddie Howe's Newcastle departure and wishes he had played under him earlier in his career.
Darlington Arena shortlisted as Euro 2028 training base
The 25,500-capacity Darlington Arena has been shortlisted as a potential training base for international teams at Euro 2028, despite not hosting football since 2012.
Azerbaijan GP moves to Saturday for Remembrance Day
The 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix takes place on Saturday, September 26, instead of Sunday to accommodate Remembrance Day. Kimi Antonelli leads the F1 championship standings.
Amy Hunt: 'Medals before men' as she prioritises track glory
Team GB's Amy Hunt says her relationship mantra is “medals before men” as she focuses on her sprinting career, having won four golds at the European Championships in August.
Cruise Ship Bridge's Glass-Bottom Platform Terrifies Visitor
A travel editor's tour of the Marella Voyager's Captain's Bridge revealed a glass-bottom platform overhanging the ocean, a terrifying feature for those afraid of heights.
Why is the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Saturday?
The Azerbaijan Grand Prix takes place on Saturday, September 26, 24 hours earlier than usual, to avoid clashing with Remembrance Day in Azerbaijan on September 27.
Ferguson reveals unseen role in Rangers' Dan Neil transfer
Barry Ferguson helped persuade Dan Neil to join Rangers. Now the former captain expects the midfielder, who scored twice in the Old Firm win, to lead the title charge.
Robertson: Excited for Scotland's future but respect Clarke's past
Scotland captain Andy Robertson says fans can be excited for the future under Sebastien Pocognoli while respecting Steve Clarke's successful past, urging unity ahead of the Slovenia clash.
Liverpool told to copy Rodgers' Coutinho move for Wirtz
Dean Saunders says Andoni Iraola should move Florian Wirtz out wide, as Brendan Rodgers did with Philippe Coutinho, to solve his defensive liability.
Rohl ready to fight for Everton right-back slot
Merlin Rohl says he can see himself playing at right-back for Everton long-term and is determined to keep learning the position despite Ainsley Maitland-Niles' arrival.
Darlington Arena shortlisted for Euro 2028 despite no football since 2012
The 25,500-seat Darlington Arena, unused for football since 2012, has been shortlisted as a potential Euro 2028 host venue, according to the team facilities catalogue.
Cole backs Bowen for England despite Championship
Carlton Cole says Jarrod Bowen deserves an England recall despite West Ham's relegation, insisting Championship players can be good enough for international duty.
Ex-Arsenal keeper Almunia: I could have played for England
Manuel Almunia says he could have played for England but never seriously considered it, fearing reactions from both sets of fans.
Sutton: England B snub was a rash decision that cost career
Chris Sutton admits his 1998 England B snub was a rash decision that derailed his international career, leaving him with just one senior cap.
Everton watch Man City verdict with frustration over own punishment
Everton, who have faced the toughest financial rule punishments, watch Man City's verdict with frustration over inconsistent treatment and ongoing costs.
Andy Carroll: Liverpool dressing room was 'less joined up'
Andy Carroll says some Liverpool team-mates wouldn't speak to him after his 2011 move, with Joe Cole 'basically mute' during their time together at Anfield.
Man Utd academy responds to Gabriel exit with three signings
Manchester United have signed Karrim Cassim, David Eze and Isaac Konde from City and Liverpool, proving the academy remains attractive despite JJ Gabriel's exit request.
Barcelona deny Gabriel interest as Ajayi signs Man Utd pro deal
Barcelona sporting director Deco has denied interest in Manchester United teenager JJ Gabriel, who has requested his registration be cancelled, while academy star Noah Ajayi has signed his first professional contract.
Keely Hodgkinson: Injury, record, Catwoman speedsuit season review
Keely Hodgkinson finished 2026 as a record-breaker despite a torn hamstring that left her unable to walk, and debuted a Nike 'Catwoman' speedsuit at Athlos London.
Carragher: Jacquet an upgrade on Konate at Liverpool
Jamie Carragher says Jeremy Jacquet is a big improvement on Ibrahima Konate, praising the £60m signing's impact as Liverpool keep three straight clean sheets.
What Arsenal, Liverpool and Man United would win if City stripped
If Man City were stripped of trophies won between 2009-10 and 2017-18, Man United would gain two Premier League titles, while Arsenal and Liverpool would get League Cups.
Haaland pulled from Norway press after Man City guilty verdict
Erling Haaland has been removed from Norway's pre-match press conference ahead of their Nations League clash with Portugal, following Manchester City's guilty verdict on financial charges.
Man City risk losing Haaland if appeal fails, says Mendieta
Gaizka Mendieta says Erling Haaland could leave Man City for Barcelona if their appeal over alleged financial breaches is unsuccessful, with a move potentially costing over £100m.
Rodri defends Man City after Premier League guilty verdict
Barcelona midfielder Rodri says he believes in Manchester City's innocence after the club were found guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League charges.
Dragons denied dramatic Benetton win by late post miss
The Dragons drew 19-19 away to Benetton in their URC opener, with Tinus de Beer's late conversion hitting the post after Elliot Dee's 90-second try levelled the scores.
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