53 minutes ago Erik ten Hag admits Manchester United 'injustice' as Brentford's Thomas Frank disappointed

Red Devils come from behind to sting Bees in the Premier League

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69 minutes ago Gary O'Neil points the finger of blame for Wolves struggles with strong vow to critics

Wolves are yet to taste victory in the Premier League this season - and have just one point from their opening seven matches - with Manchester City heading to Molineux this weekend

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69 minutes ago Pep Guardiola pays ultimate Sir Alex Ferguson compliment after Man Utd axe

Manchester United icon Sir Alex Ferguson has been let go from his £2million-a-year ambassadorial contract at Old Trafford and Pep Guardiola has come out in support

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80 minutes ago F1 US Grand Prix LIVE: Qualifying schedule and times as Lando Norris looks to bounce back after sprint

F1 live updates from the Circuit of the Americas after Verstappen claimed victory in the sprint race

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93 minutes ago Mikel Arteta blasts Arsenal stars over 'accident waiting to happen' and 'impossible task'

Mikel Arteta accepted the Gunners’ latest red card was behind their poor display against Bournemouth as they threw away their unbeaten Premier League record

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2 hours ago Sean Everitt explains how Edinburgh wingers were able to capitalise in victory over Cardiff

Inside backs praised but concerns about the breakdown

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2 hours ago Sir Alex Ferguson would have approved after Man Utd youngsters inspire Brentford comeback

Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson wasn't present to see his old club come from behind to deliver an important come-from-behind victory over Brentford

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3 hours ago Thomas Tuchel’s arrival highlights English football’s failure to produce top managers | Jonathan Wilson

Junior-level success cannot mask the fact that the Premier League stifles the development of home-grown coachesThe good news for the battered pride of English coaching is that, even leaving Lee Carsley and his complicated status aside, England still provides the manager for 11 national teams. Although France and Italy also supply 11, only Spain, with 14, offer more. The less positive news is that, according to the Fifa world rankings, the best of those sides are Jamaica (61st), New Zealand (95th) and Puerto Rico (154th).It’s not to demean the work of Steve McClaren, Darren Bazeley or Charlie Trout to suggest that that does not sound like the record of a major football nation. It’s true that Spain’s tally includes the coaches of Brunei and Belize, but Spaniards also manage Portugal and, ...

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3 hours ago The moment I knew: he took a bus, a train and a ferry to Paris just to see me – and meet my parents

A fire in the Eurostar train tunnel scuppered Jess Granata’s plans of spending a final weekend with Adam – or so she thoughtIn 2007, I was 22 years old, had just finished uni, and had a huge European adventure planned. The day after my graduation ceremony I got on a plane, landed in Rome, and travelled around Italy. After a few months I washed up broke in London, ready to start my work holiday visa.It was the classic Aussie plan: do some temp work, live cheaply and travel as often as possible. By mid-2008, I’d been in London for a year and had saved up enough money for one last big Euro summer jaunt before heading home to Australia. Continue reading...

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3 hours ago Francois van Wyk and buoyant Bath snatch electrifying win over Harlequins

Harlequins 24-26 BathBath go second after comeback victoryIf any more proof of Bath’s determination to go one better than losing finalists this season were needed, here it was, writ large. A close-range try from replacement prop Francois van Wyk sealed a dramatic victory over Harlequins to move Bath to second in the table and reassert their credentials as title contenders.Harlequins had led from the opening few minutes and looked to have established a winning position at 10 points up in the second half. Marcus Smith was enjoying himself and Bath were behind the eight-ball but tries from Thomas du Toit – also a replacement prop – and Van Wyk ground out a gritty victory in south-west London. Continue reading...

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