Foden False Nine Fails as England Fall to Japan
England lose 1-0 to Japan at Wembley as Phil Foden's false nine experiment fails. Tuchel winless vs top-20 sides.
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Man City vs Brentford: City Aim for League Double After Early Season Win
Manchester City have already beaten Brentford once in the Premier League this season. Sky Sports offers extensive coverage of top-flight football as the clubs prepare to meet again.
Everton beat Hamburg 2-1 as Norgaard move lifts morale
Everton beat Hamburg 2-1 thanks to a stoppage-time own goal, and news of Christian Norgaard's advancing move boosted morale at the end of their training camp.
Day 8 in photos: Milan Cortina Winter Olympics highlights
A selection of top images from Day 8 of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, captured by Associated Press photographers.
Rangers Sack Chief Executive and Sporting Director After Disastrous Start
Rangers sack chief executive Patrick Stewart and sporting director Kevin Thelwell after poor results and supporter anger.
Wiegman demands England summit performance to make Spain win count
Sarina Wiegman says England need a result against Iceland to make their Spain win count, as the Lionesses mark their 500th game.
Arsenal urged to hijack Barcola transfer talks
Arsenal have been encouraged to hijack Liverpool's move for Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola, with Emmanuel Frimpong urging further investment.
Tottenham's Savinho pursuit faces major hurdle as City rule out sale
Tottenham's £65m pursuit of Savinho falters as City say not for sale. Winger could wear No.26, with No.7 taken by Xavi Simons.
ECB Resists Mass Leadership Clearout After Ashes Failure
ECB avoids mass sacking of England leadership after Ashes defeat, with review to follow. McCullum and Key under scrutiny but Stokes stays.
Said Benrahma fined £12,000 over dangerous dog attack
Former West Ham winger Said Benrahma fined £12,000 after pleading guilty to owning dangerously out of control dogs in 2023 attack.
Newcastle to complain to Uefa over 'unacceptable treatment' of fans in Marseille
Newcastle United to complain to Uefa after their fans were allegedly subjected to disproportionate force by French police in Marseille.
Josh Kerr: Pressure is for tyres after Commonwealth gold
Josh Kerr won Commonwealth gold in the One Mile in Glasgow, clocking 3:54.12, then joked 'pressure is for tyres' as he celebrated in front of his home crowd.
Kimi Antonelli Wins Japan Grand Prix to Become Youngest F1 Championship Leader
Kimi Antonelli wins Japanese GP to become youngest F1 championship leader at 19; Bearman escapes serious crash.
Milan Cortina 2026: Day 15 in pictures
A gallery of top photos from Day 15 of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, captured by Associated Press photographers.
Gout Gout: Australian teenage sprint sensation takes world stage in stride
Gout Gout, 17, faces media in Tokyo ahead of World Athletics Championships 200m debut, discussing nerves, records and his journey from South Sudan to Brisbane.
Sir Chris Hoy: Mental battle is biggest challenge of terminal cancer
Sir Chris Hoy reveals mental battle is biggest challenge of terminal cancer, while staying positive and involved in Glasgow 2026.
FIFA Chief Told to Resign as 99% Back His Exit
Gianni Infantino faces mounting pressure to resign as FIFA president after 99% of Mirror readers and leading confederations call for him to go.
Jamie Moore Hospitalised After Crashing Fall at Fontwell
Jamie Moore is in hospital after a fall at Fontwell in which his horse Auriferous was fatally injured. He briefly lost consciousness.
Keane on injury hell after Man Utd exit as he hunts new club
Former Manchester United striker Will Keane is a free agent, searching for a new club after two ACL injuries, but says he is still raring to go.
Qarabag's long-serving Gurbanov: The Azerbaijani Ferguson ready for Anfield test
Gurban Gurbanov has led Qarabag since 2008, earning comparisons to Sir Alex Ferguson. Now his disciplined, collective side face Liverpool in the Champions League.
West Ham climb off bottom three with emphatic win over Sunderland
West Ham beat Sunderland 3-1 at the London Stadium to move off the bottom three, with goals from Summerville, Bowen and Fernandes.
AFL homophobia policy faces 'stress test' as star Izak Rankine awaits ban
AFL homophobia policy under scrutiny as Rankine faces suspension, with research criticising media focus on punishment over cultural change.
Rangers fans split on Derek McInnes after opening day draw
Rangers fans are split on Derek McInnes after the opening-day draw with Dundee United, with some questioning his mentality and others urging patience.
Liverpool abandons Anfield expansion plan for 'more ambitious' stadium project
Liverpool have shelved plans to add seats to Anfield Road end, seeking a larger expansion to push capacity over 60,000. A new planning application is expected.
Former Leeds striker Ross McCormack knocked out in first round of boxing debut
Ross McCormack was knocked out in the first round of his boxing debut against Matthew Kilgallon at a charity event in Liverpool.
Aston Villa determined to keep Emi Martinez amid Juventus interest
Aston Villa prefer to keep Emi Martinez despite Juventus interest, with no official negotiations yet. The goalkeeper's future remains uncertain.
Crystal Palace decide against sacking Oliver Glasner despite board criticism
Crystal Palace keep Oliver Glasner as manager despite his criticism over Marc Guéhi's sale to Manchester City.
Arsenal Aim to Go One Better After Champions League Runners-Up Finish
Arsenal hope to go one better after finishing as Champions League runners-up, as premium experiences for the 26/27 Premier League season go on sale.
Aberdeen's first noodle library lets you build ramen
Aberdeen's first Noodle Library lets diners build their own ramen with 25 noodle types and the mini mart, but a reviewer's bowl cost over £15.
Boulter's Australian Open Run Ends with Bencic Defeat
Katie Boulter loses to Belinda Bencic in the Australian Open first round, while Naomi Osaka stages a comeback win.
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