Szoboszlai Gets One Game Suspension Following Man City Red
Liverpool's Szoboszlai gets one-game ban after red card for denying goal-scoring opportunity vs Man City; debate over VAR decision continues.
Liverpool's Szoboszlai gets one-game ban after red card for denying goal-scoring opportunity vs Man City; debate over VAR decision continues.
Bruno Fernandes criticises VAR after Man Utd denied penalty in 2-2 draw with Bournemouth, questioning consistency in decisions.
Sam Allardyce says Pep Guardiola's exit from Manchester City is 'sad' for English football, praising his impact on the Premier League.
Liverpool must replace suspended striker Hugo Ekitike for the Crystal Palace clash; Alexander Isak or Federico Chiesa are options.
Leeds United are in negotiations to sign Fulham winger Harry Wilson, who is out of contract on June 30. The 29-year-old Welsh international scored 11 goals and provided eight assists last season, earning Fulham's Player of the Season award.
Scotland scrape past Belarus 2-0 with goals from Adams and McTominay, but poor performance angers manager Clarke despite securing World Cup playoff spot.
Jack Ginnivan faces Adelaide hostility again; AFL fan booing debate intensifies as the forward prepares to return.
Uefa faces key vote on La Liga and Serie A plans to play domestic matches abroad, with far-reaching implications for European football.
Tottenham captain Cristian Romero ruled out for season with knee injury after collision in Sunderland defeat.
Florian Wirtz opens up on tough Liverpool start, credits Julian Nagelsmann for support during difficult early days.
Jockey Noel Callow banned for 10 months after filming racist video in Darwin, his second ban for similar conduct.
Laura Woods collapsed during ITV's live coverage of England Women's friendly against Ghana, later attributing it to a virus and thanking Ian Wright and Anita Asante for catching her.
Liverpool and Galatasaray both had goals ruled out by VAR in a controversial Champions League last-16 first leg. The match ended 1-0 to Galatasaray.
Sir Alex Ferguson's reaction to Southampton's second goal against Manchester United has been noted by fans, who see it as symbolic of the club's decline.
Grimsby boss David Artell says no one can diminish their Carabao Cup win over Man Utd after club fined for fielding ineligible player.
Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson faces FA scrutiny after putting hand in face of Nottingham Forest's Morato during a fiery 1-1 draw; Maresca defends team spirit.
Thomas Tuchel's England World Cup squad excludes Phil Foden, Cole Palmer, Harry Maguire and others, sparking debate.
Nestory Irankunda scores twice for Socceroos in 5-1 win over Curaçao, then challenges sprinter Gout Gout to a race.
Reece Walsh has become the star of the Ashes series, drawing huge crowds and comparisons to LeBron James, as he helps promote rugby league in England.
Thomas Tuchel is in advanced talks to become England manager, with the FA viewing him as the front-runner for the role.
Luke Littler thanks girlfriend Faith Millar after winning Premier League for second time, revealing he wanted to quit due to booing.
Arsenal beat Bayer Leverkusen 2-0 to reach Champions League quarter-finals, keeping quadruple hopes alive.
Arsenal's 15-year-old Max Dowman is being considered for England Under-21s after impressing for the Gunners, says Lee Carsley.
Heidelberg United's fairytale Australia Cup run ends in extra-time defeat to Newcastle Jets, who win 3-1 to claim their first trophy in 17 years.
Michael van Gerwen discusses a tough year including divorce and his father's cancer, and how family has changed his darts priorities.
Lewis Hamilton abandons Ferrari simulator after Miami GP frustration and calls for investigation into front wing design differences with rivals.
WSL introduces minimum salary of £40,000 for senior players, surpassing NWSL minimum, with new financial controls to promote investment.
Wigan Warriors beat Hull KR 40-10 in the Challenge Cup final, with teenager Jack Farrimond starring. It was Wigan's record 22nd title.
Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher clash over Team of the Year picks, with Neville criticising Carragher's unusual 3-2-4-1 formation.
Wrexham's hopes of a historic fourth consecutive promotion ended with a 2-2 draw against Middlesbrough, finishing seventh in the Championship.