Garnacho told alarm bells should ring after four-minute debut
Alejandro Garnacho played just four minutes for Aston Villa on the opening day, prompting Ray Houghton to say alarm bells should be ringing for the former Manchester United forward.
Category : Grassroots
Youth football violence: headbutt and 72 red cards in a week
A team official headbutted another at a game for five and six-year-olds, while 72 red cards were issued in one youth region in the season's first week.
Katie Taylor to End Career at Croke Park in Final Fight
Katie Taylor will fight Flora Pili in her final bout at Croke Park on September 5 before around 80,000 fans. A souvenir tribute edition tells her story.
Best Women's Running Shoes 2026: Tested and Reviewed
After testing 15 pairs over five months, these are the best women's running shoes for roads and trails in the US, from On to Hoka.
England's chaotic summer may yet yield silver lining
Despite upheaval and neurosis, England's Test team may find the darkest hour came just before dawn, with a new calm leadership and renewed competition for places.
New parkrun with Mersey views coming to Wirral's Vale Park
Wirral Council has secured funding for a new parkrun through Vale Park and along New Brighton Promenade, giving runners stunning views across the River Mersey.
Gvardiol urges Man City players to step up amid exits
Josko Gvardiol says Manchester City need every player at their best after Rodri, Tijjani Reijnders and Savinho departures, with Omar Marmoush close to leaving.
Samoa rugby chief warns team could cease to exist
Samoa's rugby union CEO warns the national team could cease to exist if the government does not accept a World Rugby review, with a potential four-year ban looming.
Ferrari boss plays down Hamilton Dutch GP frustrations
Fred Vasseur has downplayed Lewis Hamilton's frustrated radio messages during the Dutch Grand Prix, where the Brit finished fourth after a strategy dispute with Ferrari.
Brighton fan dies after Aston Villa win; club chief speaks
A 72-year-old Brighton supporter died after the 4-0 win over Aston Villa, the club confirmed. He was taken ill in the coach park, and emergency services could not save him.
McCall in furious fan confrontation after Preston defeat
Preston assistant manager Stuart McCall confronted a furious fan after a 3-1 defeat to Wolves, with tensions high at Deepdale following successive losses.
Racing Postbag: Action Inquiry, ITV Politics, Non-Runner Madness
Racing readers demand an inquiry into Action's ride at York, criticise ITV's political opener, and question non-runner rules after Native Instinct's mishap.
Maresca: Anderson cramp, not injury, after City win
Enzo Maresca confirmed Elliot Anderson suffered cramp, not injury, after the midfielder came off in Manchester City's 2-1 win over Bournemouth.
Aldi: one week left to claim £3,000 sports grants
Aldi reminds Brits they have until 11.59pm on Monday, August 31 to apply for grassroots sports funding, with grants of £3,000, £1,250 and £750 available.
Spurs fans most likely to be injured celebrating goals, study finds
A study of 1,500 fans found 28% injured themselves celebrating goals last season, with Tottenham supporters the most likely to hurt themselves.
Alexander-Arnold loses Real Madrid starting spot to Dumfries
Spanish media suggest Trent Alexander-Arnold is now Jose Mourinho's second-choice right-back at Real Madrid after Denzel Dumfries impressed on his La Liga debut.
Hamann surprised by Klopp's Germany quit threat
Didi Hamann admitted surprise at Jurgen Klopp's first Germany press conference, where the new boss threatened to quit, saying he got it all off his chest.
Erasmus: Springboks have 'lot of things to put right'
Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus says his side have a "lot of things to put right" after South Africa imploded against New Zealand in the first of their four-Test series at Ellis Park.
Pocognoli on EPL radar as Scotland chief reveals player excitement
Scotland's new chief football officer Craig Mulholland says Sebastien Pocognoli is on the radar of Premier League clubs and that key players are excited about the new era.
Mulholland vows to boost Scots youth game-time for millions
SFA Chief Football Officer Craig Mulholland will meet all SPFL clubs on September 4 to push incentives for young Scots, aiming to create a player-trading model that generates millions for Scottish football.
Bills mourn death of Ed Oliver's two-year-old son
Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane expressed condolences after the death of Ed Oliver's two-year-old son, who was found unresponsive in a residential pool outside Houston in June.
Trescothick keen to stay with England under Fleming
Marcus Trescothick wants to remain part of Stephen Fleming's backroom staff after England's Test series against Pakistan, having started as interim head coach with a win.
Ex-West Brom Star Dies at 25 After Collapsing in Match
Former West Bromwich Albion midfielder Quevin Castro, 25, died on Saturday after collapsing 10 minutes into a match for Real Queluz against FC Serpa.
Brentford vs Tottenham: TV channel, stream, kick-off time
Tottenham open their Premier League season at Brentford on Saturday, August 22, with kick-off at 5.30pm. The match is live on Sky Sports, with streaming via Sky Go, Fubo and DAZN.
Dragons consider re-signing Wales fly-half Sam Davies
The Dragons are considering a move to re-sign Wales fly-half Sam Davies for the 2027/28 season, with the 32-year-old currently playing for Grenoble in France.
Everton vs Crystal Palace: TV, live stream and kick-off time
Everton host Crystal Palace on Saturday, August 22 at 3pm at Hill Dickinson Stadium. UK viewers face a TV blackout, but US fans can watch on USA Network and Peacock.
Crumlin warn clubs after Trinant exit WRU leagues
Crumlin RFC have warned other clubs to stay vigilant after rivals Trinant withdrew from the WRU leagues after more than 100 years, citing player shortages and bureaucracy.
McCoist: Celtic's flying start is 'worrying' for the league
Ally McCoist says Celtic's perfect start to the Premiership season, with ten goals in three games, should worry the rest of the league.
Rochdale ready for EFL return after summer of change
Rochdale host Crawley Town on Saturday in their first EFL home game since May 2023, with a transformed ground and new boss Ian Watson leading a club aiming for sustainability and fan ownership.
Everton fans urged to help make Hill Dickinson as moody as Goodison
The 1878s urge fans to buy Budweiser in first 45 minutes of home games, with 50p per pint funding bigger flags and tifos at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
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