3 d. ago Welsh region forced to make emergency signing as team sheet tells stark story

The Welsh club have brought in cover and he goes straight into the matchday squad for tomorrow night

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5 d. ago Man Utd handed exciting transfer boost with new addition arriving BEFORE window

Manchester United have further bolstered their transfer personnel with Kyle Macaulay, formerly of Chelsea and Brighton, joining the club after presiding over the signings of stars like Moises Caicedo

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5 d. ago Marseille v Newcastle, Manchester City v Bayer Leverkusen, and more: Champions League – live

⚽ Updates from the 8pm GMT kick-offs around Europe⚽ Live scoreboard | Table | And sign up to Football DailyEddie Howe makes three changes to the team that beat Manchester City. Dan Burn, Anthony Gordon and Joe Willock replace Lewis Hall, Joelinton and Nick Woltemade. Burn and Gordon are returning after suspension and injury respectively.Mason Greenwood, the leading scorer in Ligue 1 with 10, starts for Marseille. Andre Gomes is on the bench. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Cardiff City already know their first summer signing as 'class' player blows team

The player has been sensational this season

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6 d. ago Manchester United include exciting youngster in squad vs Everton

Shea Lacey is highly rated in Man Utd's academy and has been rewarded with a place in the senior squad vs Everton.

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6 d. ago Historic Scottish golf club hires 'perfect' American architect to oversee exciting course project

North Berwick teams up with leading golf course architect Gil Hanse to polish and protect’ West Links

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7 d. ago The harsh boxing truth revealed by Anthony Yarde’s brutal loss to David Benavidez

The Briton fell short in a brutal world light-heavyweight title loss, with the vicious Benavidez producing a statement and confirming himself as one of the most exciting fighters in the sport

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7 d. ago Wallabies fans are entitled to be frustrated but it’s not all grim for this tired, talented side

There were enough sparks and signs of intent in Europe to suggest Australia are a team at the beginning of something, not the endAt the end of a frenetic first half, where Angus Bell ran in one of the great tries by a Wallaby prop, where Matt Faessler powered over for a brace, where Louis Bielle-Biarrey scored a solo stunner and Thomas Ramos and Nicolas Depoortère dotted down as well, Tane Edmed gathered a pass at first receiver.The young fly-half, playing in his seventh Test, was having a decent game. He’d slotted two of his three shots at goal. He was brave to the line, carrying with zip, stitching moves together as he tried to spark a backline short on fluency. But with the clock in the red, he attempted a raking kick to the corner. Either he didn’t realise the 40 minutes had elapsed, or he thought he was in his own half and a 50-22 was on. Either way, after watching the ball skid into touch to end the half, he stood still, hands on head, stunned by his own misread. Continue read...

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1 week ago Manchester United's exciting goalkeeper reveals his two targets

Man Utd goalkeeper Radek Vitek has impressed in the Championship since signing for Bristol City on loan.

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1 week ago Charlie Kirk's head of security finally explains the unusual hand signals his team made just moments before kill shot rang out

Brian Harpole - who was the lead on the fateful day in Utah when Kirk was killed by a single bullet - was asked by podcaster Shawn Ryan about the use of hand signals in the leadup to the shooting.

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2 w. ago Ryder Cup reunion shaping up to be exciting desert battle in Dubai

Nine players plus a vice captain from Bethpage Black in DP World Tour Championship mix

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2 w. ago Man United handed exciting Shea Lacey verdict after impressing in training

Manchester United winger Shea Lacey has enjoyed an exciting start to his season and is currently away with the England camp

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2 w. ago Hibs agree compensation for 'exciting young Scottish talent' as tribunal avoided

Both clubs ‘satisfied’ with outcome of talks as fee agreed

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2 w. ago Manchester United's exciting goalkeeper hints at challenging Senne Lammens

Man United goalkeeper Radek Vitek has impressed since signing for Championship club Bristol City on loan.

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2 w. ago Voices: ‘Slot has wrecked the team’: Fans clash over Salah, signings and Liverpool’s lost spark

Readers are divided over Liverpool’s woes, with some blaming Slot’s missteps and big signings, while others said Salah’s slump and squad upheaval are at fault

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2 w. ago Meet the Sunday League side packed with former Premier League stars: How a team from Cheshire's wealthy 'footballer belt' are demolishing the opposition with an invincible start to the season

NATHAN SALT IN WYTHENSHAWE: This star-studded group of over-35 ex-pros have just blown South Liverpool away 13-0 to continue their invincible start to the season.

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2 w. ago After hundreds of millions spent on players, what was Liverpool’s plan?

The defending Premier League champions spent big over the summer, but it’s hard to see how the new players fitSign up for Soccer with Jonathan Wilson hereWhat was it supposed to look like? Amid all the talk around Liverpool and their disappointing form at the start of this season, that is perhaps the hardest question of all to answer. What were they trying to do? If it had worked, how would this team have played?The champions spent £424m (about $550m) on new signings in the summer, but if all had gone well, they would have spent an additional £40m ($53m) to land Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guéhi. The England international would, at the very least, have given an extra option at the back (the injury to Giovanni Leoni has diminished their defensive options further), allowing Arne Slot to rest Ibrahima Konaté, whose poor form continued in the 3-0 defeat to Manchester City on Sunday. An early City penalty was a direct result of Konaté getting in Conor Bradley’s way as Jérémy Doku cut...

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2 w. ago After hundreds of millions spent on players, what was Liverpool’s plan? | Jonathan Wilson

The defending Premier League champions spent big over the summer, but it’s hard to see how the new players fitSign up for Soccer with Jonathan Wilson hereWhat was it supposed to look like? Amid all the talk around Liverpool and their disappointing form at the start of this season, that is perhaps the hardest question of all to answer. What were they trying to do? If it had worked, how would this team have played?The champions spent £424m (about $550m) on new signings in the summer, but if all had gone well, they would have spent an additional £40m ($53m) to land the Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guéhi. The England international would, at the very least, have given an extra option at the back (the injury to Giovanni Leoni has diminished their defensive options further), allowing Arne Slot to rest Ibrahima Konaté, whose poor form continued in the 3-0 defeat to Manchester City on Sunday. An early City penalty was a direct result of Konaté getting in Conor Bradley’s way as Jérémy Doku...

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2 w. ago Exciting Manchester United youngster considered for shock World Cup call up

Man Utd youmgster James Overy has been called up to Australia's national team for the international break.

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2 w. ago Everything you need to know about England Rugby’s Red Roses squad 2025

There’s never been a more exciting time for women’s sport in the UK. The Red Roses won the Guinness Women’s Six Nations, and now have victory this summer in their sights. Here’s the lowdown on 2025’s line-up

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