Arsenal Beat Bournemouth 3-2 to Go Six Points Clear
Arsenal beat Bournemouth 3-2 with a Declan Rice brace to move six points clear at the top of the Premier League.
Arsenal beat Bournemouth 3-2 with a Declan Rice brace to move six points clear at the top of the Premier League.
Liverpool plan £100m bid for Newcastle striker Alexander Isak after green light, with meeting scheduled in 48 hours.
Milan's San Siro hosts Winter Olympics opening ceremony, featuring star performers and tight security before its planned demolition.
Thomas Tuchel names 26-man England squad for 2026 World Cup, aiming to end 60-year trophy drought after strong qualifying campaign.
Gary Neville criticises seven-minute stoppage due to officials' technology issue during Tottenham vs Arsenal.
Paralysed former NRL player Alex McKinnon's lawyers have written to the league over a potential multi-million-dollar lawsuit following a spinal injury in 2014.
Sky Sports apologises for technical issues affecting Championship coverage, with Portsmouth vs Leicester, Derby vs Oxford, and Millwall vs QPR impacted.
Bryson DeChambeau says he will focus on his YouTube channel if LIV Golf collapses amid PIF withdrawal, criticising PGA Tour's condition.
Ole Gunnar Solskjær will have face-to-face talks with Manchester United on Saturday for the interim manager role, competing with Michael Carrick and Darren Fletcher.
Celtic sack Wilfried Nancy after 33 days and eight matches; Martin O'Neill returns as interim manager until end of season.
Amazon Prime Video launches Prime Vision for Champions League, overlaying live data like player speed and xG, inspired by video games.
Aston Villa beat Newcastle 2-0 with goals from Buendía and Watkins, staying third and keeping Premier League title hopes alive as Newcastle struggle without Guimarães.
Ian Botham criticises England's sparse Ashes preparation, saying one intra-squad match is insufficient. Greg Chappell weighs in on Australia's opener debate.
Newsboy tips Suggy as nap at Wolverhampton on Monday, with Romanza as nb at Lingfield. Full race analysis and selections.
Six Sunderland players head to Afcon 2025 as 32 Premier League stars depart; clubs like Man Utd, Fulham, Everton also hit.
Federico Chiesa is ready to take a pay cut to leave Liverpool in January, with a potential return to Juventus being explored.
Jude Bellingham hits back at reports of a rift with Xabi Alonso, calling them 'a load of s***'.
Bayern Munich goalkeeper Sven Ulreich's six-year-old son Len has died after a long, serious illness. The family asks for privacy.
Liverpool sign Hugo Ekitiké from Eintracht Frankfurt for £79m, beating late bids from Man United and Newcastle. The striker joins on a six-year deal.
Second body found in search for Spanish football coach and two children missing after boat sinking in Indonesia’s Komodo National Park.
Thomas Tuchel and Jude Bellingham interviewed after England beat Norway. Focus on their comments and reactions.
Discussion grows for British & Irish Lions to tour France for first time, citing financial and competitive reasons amidst current Australia series.
Steve Jones offers each-way tips for day two of Glorious Goodwood, featuring Bay Royale in the opener, Arduis Invicta at 40-1, and Defence Minister.
Ruben Amorim questions his Manchester United future after a 1-0 defeat to West Ham, citing lack of urgency and fear in the squad.
Harvey Barnes says Newcastle United are targeting Champions League and trophies as part of their 2030 plan, despite a 12th-place finish and no European football.
Diogo Dalot says Anthony Martial could have been the best player in the world if he had more consistency, citing his training performances at Manchester United.
Olympic gold medallist Alex Yee relies on a 16p banana as part of his pre-race diet for the London Marathon, alongside plain rice and supplements.
Jamie Carragher criticises Manchester United as 'worst coached team' after 4-0 loss to Crystal Palace, slams Casemiro and Antony.
Venus Williams, 45, loses to Karolína Muchová 6-3, 2-6, 6-1 in US Open first round, showing spirit but lacking match practice.
Amir Khan knocked out Phil Lo Greco in 39 seconds in his comeback fight, issuing a challenge to Kell Brook.