Chelsea's Pedro Neto faces possible ban for pushing ballboy in PSG loss
Pedro Neto faces UEFA investigation and possible ban after pushing a ballboy during Chelsea's 5-2 Champions League loss to PSG.
Pedro Neto faces UEFA investigation and possible ban after pushing a ballboy during Chelsea's 5-2 Champions League loss to PSG.
The Australian GP starts this week on Sky Sports. Full F1 season coverage including practice, qualifying, and race.
Steven Gerrard reveals he would only return to Rangers if he has the right tools and team, following his decision to withdraw from the manager race in October.
Mohamed Salah says he will always love Liverpool as he prepares to leave after nine years; Arne Slot responds to criticism over style of play.
Newcastle goalkeeper Nick Pope may require shoulder surgery after injury in 1-0 win over Manchester United, adding to Eddie Howe's injury woes.
Tom Brady made his NFL broadcasting debut on FOX, receiving mixed reviews for a rocky start but showing improvement.
Spurs lose 2-0 to Fulham, extending poor run. Thomas Frank criticises fans for booing Vicario amid growing pressure.
Mikel Arteta has confirmed Gabriel Martinelli will miss Arsenal's match against Burnley, while William Saliba is a doubt. The Gunners also have several other injury concerns.
Real Madrid fined €15,000 by UEFA after fan performed Nazi salute during Champions League match vs Benfica; club condemned gesture and expelled fan.
Gianluca Prestianni banned six matches for homophobic conduct towards Vinícius Júnior; Uefa seeks extension to international games.
Chelsea beat Leeds 1-0 in FA Cup semi-final to end five-match losing streak, with Fernández scoring and Sánchez impressing.
Ellie MacDonald, 41, opens up about the lifelong impact of her father Neil's suicide when she was four, and the stigma around suicide.
Lucas Paquetá cleared of FA spot-fixing charges; upheld lesser charges face likely fine.
Crystal Palace's 2026 begins with FA Cup shock, Guéhi sale, Glasner exit, and transfer controversies as winless run continues.
Rodney Marsh says Soccer Saturday has become 'bland' since he was sacked in 2005 for a tsunami joke. The former pundit laments the show's safer approach.
Leeds boss Daniel Farke eyes FA Cup history after penalty shoot-out win over Birmingham City, praising the competition's magic.
Fabio Capello claims England's players were too tired from the Premier League season to perform at the World Cup, apologising to fans and calling for changes before Euro 2012.
Chelsea exit Champions League with 3-0 home loss to PSG, 8-2 on aggregate. Defensive errors and clinical PSG finishing seal humiliating defeat.
Jennifer Echegini reflects on Nigeria's Wafcon triumph, her nomadic journey, and the Super Falcons' World Cup ambitions.
Erik ten Hag stays at Manchester United but will have a reduced role as head coach, less influence on transfers, and remains on trial after a review.
Bruno Fernandes and Rasmus Højlund score late as Manchester United come from behind twice to beat Sheffield United 4-2 at Old Trafford.
Yoane Wissa accuses Brentford of breaking a promise to let him leave; Newcastle's pursuit of a striker could trigger Alexander Isak's move to Liverpool.
Freddy Adu warns Barcelona's Lamine Yamal to avoid distractions and focus on football, drawing from his own experiences as a former wonderkid.
Chelsea held Arsenal to 1-1 despite being down to 10 men after Caicedo's red card. Chalobah scored for hosts, Merino equalised.
Ruben Amorim unsure if Amad Diallo, Bryan Mbeumo and Noussair Mazraoui will be available for Man United vs Bournemouth due to Afcon call-ups.
Marcus Rashford is willing to sign a five-year contract with Barcelona to force a permanent transfer from Manchester United, as talks stall over the £26.2m fee.
Leeds United have put contract talks with Daniel Farke on hold until the season ends, with his future dependent on Premier League survival.
F1 returns after five-week break with Miami GP. No official reason given for the hiatus.
Arsenal beat manager-less Wigan 4-0 in the FA Cup fourth round, with all goals before the 27th minute. Arteta praises performance.
Stan Kroenke reportedly ready to spend £180m on Isak, Calvert-Lewin and Neves, with several current Arsenal stars facing uncertain futures.