Arsenal and Man Utd Build Up, Leicester Sacking Rumours Dominate Sunday's Football News
Arsenal face Man Utd, Leicester consider sacking Cifuentes after loss, WSL action and Hearts vs Celtic.
Arsenal face Man Utd, Leicester consider sacking Cifuentes after loss, WSL action and Hearts vs Celtic.
Rio Ferdinand insists Mikel Arteta would consider leaving Arsenal to replace Ruben Amorim as Manchester United manager.
Eddie Howe calls for Newcastle to respond after poor start as they face Belgian champions Union Saint-Gilloise in Champions League.
Andrey Santos has impressed in his first two games at Manchester United, showing he can add something different to midfield as Michael Carrick aims to redefine the area.
Eni Aluko accuses Laura Woods of gaslighting in ITV punditry row, reigniting debate on gender representation in football analysis.
Kasper Hogh has landed in London for his medical ahead of a record £11m-plus transfer to Celtic, forming a £17m frontline with Camilo Duran.
Beau Greaves becomes first woman to hit nine-darter on PDC ProTour, beating Mensur Suljovic in Leicester.
Chelsea complete £37m signing of Ajax defender Jorrel Hato on a seven-year deal, beating Arsenal and Liverpool. Blues now target Xavi Simons.
Sarina Wiegman gets honorary damehood; Lionesses and Red Roses dominate New Year Honours list.
Man Utd refuse to lower Marcus Rashford's transfer fee below the €30m agreed with Barcelona, blocking attempts to negotiate a cheaper deal.
Dean Henderson calls for unity as Crystal Palace face Zrinjski in second leg, urging team to enjoy European football despite recent struggles.
England captain Millie Bright ruled out of Nations League clashes with Netherlands and Scotland due to injury. Mary Earps takes armband.
Liverpool face uncertainty over star players' contracts as Salah hints at exit while Van Dijk situation looks more promising.
LeBron James returned from injury to help Lakers beat Jazz 140-126, starting his record 23rd NBA season with 11 points and 12 assists.
England superfan Brian Robson, 63, dies of lung cancer weeks before World Cup in the US; had tickets for final.
Tyson Fury's unconvincing points win over Arslanbek Makhmudov raises doubts about his form, highlighting the need for a fight with Anthony Joshua.
John Harbaugh hired by New York Giants as head coach days after leaving Baltimore Ravens.
Lauren James scored twice and assisted three times in England's 6-1 win over China, securing top spot in Group D and a place in the World Cup last 16.
Real Madrid have agreed a deal in principle to sign RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande, beating Liverpool and Arsenal to the 19-year-old's signature.
Manchester United investigate after Michael Carrick's starting XI was leaked online before the win over Man City.
Former Barcelona star Carles Perez hospitalised after dog bite to genitals while walking his own dog; six stitches, may need surgery, will miss Conference League match.
Ella McNeill, a Racing TV presenter, joins her family at Cheltenham Festival as co-owner of unbeaten hurdler No Drama This End.
Teenager Charalampos Kostoulas scores stunning bicycle kick in stoppage time as Brighton draw 1-1 with Bournemouth in controversial Premier League match.
VAR errors in Premier League increase to 13 this season, up 30% from last year. High-profile blunders include disallowed Fulham goal and missed red cards.
Ruud van Nistelrooy backs Robin van Persie to drive Manchester United's title charge, with Rooney wary of West Ham's Andy Carroll.
Japanese football legend Kazuyoshi Miura, aged 59, scored his first competitive goal in four years for Fukushima United in the Emperor's Cup.
Dane Scarlett and Richarlison scored as Tottenham began their pre-season tour with a 2-0 win over Auckland FC, in front of a record men's football crowd in New Zealand of 40,112.
Georgia Stanway gets Arsenal tattoo before playing, as seven new signings aim to end WSL title drought since 2019. Academy graduate Lotte Wubben-Moy key to culture.
Inter have entered talks with Tottenham over signing Cristian Romero. The Spurs captain helped Argentina reach the World Cup final and could leave this summer.
Anthony Joshua was knocked down twice by Kristian Prenga before scoring a brutal stoppage, raising concerns over his punch resistance ahead of a potential £150m fight with Tyson Fury.