Barry-Murphy: Cardiff backed me despite failed deals
Cardiff boss Brian Barry-Murphy says he felt 'nothing but great backing' despite the club failing to sign a striker and winger before the transfer deadline.
Cardiff boss Brian Barry-Murphy says he felt 'nothing but great backing' despite the club failing to sign a striker and winger before the transfer deadline.
Wrexham secured their first Championship victory this season with a 3-0 win over Millwall, featuring goals from Kieffer Moore and Jacques Ekomié.
Camilo Durán scored in the 14th minute as Celtic beat Aberdeen 3-0, while Rangers edged Falkirk 2-1 with a Lawrence Shankland double.
British No 1 Katie Boulter was outclassed 6-1, 6-0 by seventh seed Karolina Muchova in the US Open second round, extending her losing streak to five matches.
Lawrence Shankland scored twice as Rangers beat Falkirk 2-1, while Nico Raskin's Besiktas move collapsed and Kevin Kelsy is set to sign.
Teenage forward Andria Bartishvili has flown to London to undergo a medical and complete a move to Arsenal, with a pre-agreement to join in 2027.
Cardiff City lost 2-1 at QPR, their first defeat of the season, after a poor display. Rumarn Burrell scored twice for the hosts, while Perry Ng's late screamer proved only a consolation.
Marcus Rashford has been reintegrated at Manchester United, with Nicky Butt calling his return a £70m boost after an 18-month absence from first-team action.
Tyson Fury has accused Anthony Joshua of cowardice, saying he has agreed to every proposed venue while Joshua's side has yet to sign the deal for their heavyweight showdown.
Leicester City turned down a 'very big offer' from Manchester United for Louis Page on deadline day, with the 18-year-old starting in their win over Plymouth.
Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso called Lamine Camara after the Monaco midfielder's £47.1m deadline-day move collapsed. Monaco's sporting director says Camara will get an even better move 'very soon'.
Andoni Iraola's record of trusting young players at Bournemouth is set to benefit six Liverpool youngsters after the transfer window closed.
Kind Of Blue, runner-up in the Betfair Sprint Cup for the past two years, is set for another attempt at Haydock on Saturday, with connections hopeful of a first Group One win since 2024.
Anthony Martial, a free agent after leaving Monterrey, has been offered to Everton and other Premier League clubs as the Toffees seek a new No.9.
Nick Woltemade insists he is an "intelligent" player and is ready to make his Juventus debut against AC Milan after leaving Newcastle United on loan.
Wrexham assistant Steve Parkin defended the club's transfer strategy after Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder accused them of 'blanket bombing half the division' with bids.
Joe Root has been dismissed lbw seven times this summer, but Graham Gooch, who overcame a similar issue in 1989, is confident the England captain will find a way through.
Arsenal's summer window ended in frustration despite smart signings like Ezri Konsa and Bruno Guimaraes, leaving the attack weaker and the club facing a huge gamble.
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Chido Obi is attracting interest from Dutch club Willem II ahead of tonight's transfer deadline in the Netherlands, with Feyenoord and Danish clubs also linked.
Jamie Carragher says Enzo Fernandez's deadline-day move makes Manchester City the only team who can wrestle the Premier League title from Arsenal.
Marcus Rashford stayed at Manchester United after the transfer window closed. Michael Carrick agrees with Noussair Mazraoui that the striker will be like a "new signing" this season.
Liverpool rejected a £30m Nottingham Forest bid for Trey Nyoni, but Stefan Bajcetic's departure shows the pitfalls of trusting teenage midfielders.
Manchester City signed Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea for a club-record £125million on deadline day, with the midfielder agreeing a five-year deal at the Etihad.
Fulham have confirmed the Deadline Day signings of Hugo Larsson and Real Madrid's Manuel Angel, with Arbeloa strengthening his midfield.
Manchester City have completed the club-record £125million signing of Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea on deadline day, with the midfielder signing a five-year contract at the Etihad until 2031.
Enzo Fernandez has confirmed his £125m move from Chelsea to Manchester City, a joint British transfer record, and admitted he has not been in a good place in an emotional Instagram farewell to fans.
Sunderland won a deadline day tug of war with Crystal Palace to sign Malick Fofana from Lyon in a club-record £31m deal.
Celtic are set for a European deadline day transfer blitz with at least five new signings, while Reo Hatate works on an exit to the English Championship.
Tottenham have completed the shock Deadline Day signing of Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk on loan until the end of the season, with a £75million option to buy.