Newcastle's Dan Burn left red-faced over golf swing video
Newcastle's Dan Burn goes viral for wild golf slice at Blyth club; defender's off-season mishap contrasts with Carabao Cup success.
Newcastle's Dan Burn goes viral for wild golf slice at Blyth club; defender's off-season mishap contrasts with Carabao Cup success.
Morgan Schneiderlin expresses lifelong regret over his underwhelming Manchester United career, blaming himself for not fulfilling his potential.
Premier League to test Ref Cams in opening weekend fixtures with view to permanent rollout; clubs and broadcasters support six-week trial.
FA Cup second round draw sees non-league sides like Slough Town and Gateshead face league opponents, with ties set for December.
James Tarkowski explains why he repeated his derby celebration after scoring his first goal in over a year as Everton beat Burnley 2-0 to end a seven-match winless run.
Faith Millar shares emotional message after Luke Littler defends world darts title at Alexandra Palace, winning £1m.
Darren Fletcher says he is ready to become permanent Manchester United boss amid talks with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer over interim role.
Manchester United failed to sign Conor Gallagher on loan from Atletico Madrid on deadline day, with the Spanish club insisting on a permanent deal.
Alan Shearer insists Manchester City remain Arsenal's biggest title rivals, disagreeing with Gary Lineker who backs Chelsea. Arsenal lead by six points.
Uefa suspends Benfica's Prestianni for one match over alleged racist abuse of Vinícius Júnior; club to appeal as investigation continues.
Jonathan Pearce criticises Gianni Infantino's selfie and drawn-out 2026 World Cup draw ceremony.
Martin Kugeler, ex-Stan boss, appointed Football Australia CEO from Feb 16; Heather Garriock becomes deputy CEO.
Bournemouth host Brentford in Premier League on Tuesday 3 March. TV channel, live stream, kick-off time details.
Alexander Isak's relationship with Newcastle has collapsed; he refuses to play amid Liverpool's £150m interest. The breakdown follows a withdrawn contract promise and Gordon's extension.
Barcelona have contacted Harry Kane's representatives about a transfer, but the striker is expected to prioritise a new Bayern contract.
Thomas Tuchel is set to become England manager after the FA abandoned their pursuit of Pep Guardiola, believing he will extend his Manchester City stay.
Oliver Glasner says Crystal Palace must keep Marc Guéhi as finding a replacement is 'almost impossible' before the transfer deadline.
Premier League matches this weekend could be postponed due to Met Office snow and ice warnings.
Hidden Fortune is Newsboy's Nap in the 3.38 at Hereford on Tuesday, with the mare set to improve over hurdles.
Arsenal face PSG in the Champions League final, but UK fans cannot watch for free on YouTube or Amazon; only on TNT Sports via HBO Max.
Liverpool's Arne Slot confirms Mohamed Salah will not leave in January despite Saudi interest, ending speculation over his future.
Newcastle United back Eddie Howe despite tactics row and staff inquest after Crystal Palace loss; board plans summer review.
Gary Lineker defends Eze and Gabriel after missed penalties in Arsenal's Champions League final shootout loss to PSG; Micah Richards disagrees.
Aberdeen fan David Gowans jailed for 18 months after throwing a seat at player Jack MacKenzie, causing permanent facial injury.
Ashley Cole appointed head coach of Serie B side Cesena, his first managerial role, on a short-term deal until June with an option to extend.
Joe Cole backs Oliver Glasner to replace Ruben Amorim at Manchester United, praising the Crystal Palace boss's potential while criticising the club's ownership.
David Luiz returns to Chelsea with Pafos in the Champions League, reflecting on his career and net worth.
Hearts draw 1-1 with Motherwell to maintain four-point lead in Scottish Premiership title race, with Shankland equaliser and controversial penalty call.
Paul Scholes compares Kobbie Mainoo to Zidane, praising his calmness and composure, and discusses his potential at Man United and England.
World No 1 Aryna Sabalenka reflects on her French Open meltdown and defends her on-court behaviour ahead of Wimbledon.