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Tresoldi: ‘A dream come true, feels like a derby’ against Inter in Champions League

Nicolò Tresoldi admits it is ‘a dream come true’ to play at San Siro for...

Champions League line-ups: Inter vs. Club Brugge

Lautaro Martinez, Marcus Thuram and Hakan Calhanoglu start as Inter seek their first Champions League...

FIFA president Infantino received undisclosed $1.7M World Cup payment

FIFA president Gianni Infantino appears to have breached FIFA regulations after an IRS filing revealed an undisclosed $1.72 million pay package on top of his declared salary for 2024.

Merse: Carrick is in trouble - it's a nightmare week for Man Utd

In his latest Sky Sports column, Paul Merson believes this is a big week for Michael Carrick as Manchester United head coach after a poor run of form.

Tennis scores: Medvedev in Shanghai with Swiatek in Wuhan on Wednesday

Huge night for Women's World Cup hopes - how are home nations set?

England, Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland and the Republic of Ireland are under way in their Women's World Cup play-offs. How are their prospects looking?

The Ballon d’Or doesn’t capture football’s wonder – Michael Olise is proof | Zito Madu

France’s always-cool winger has crowds hanging on his every move – adulation that means more than any title could When I was younger, I wanted to be the captain on my football team because back then, I assumed that the armband was given to the best player. It was a goal of mine for so long that, even as my youth teams won tournaments and trophies, and I won top scorer and best player awards, I still felt unsatisfied because someone else always had the armband. Whenever I saw another teammate sprinting around with the armband on, I took it as an indictment. I had forgotten this childish way of thinking until France v Belgium in the Uefa Nations League last week. Ousmane Dembélé, who was wearing the armband for France, was particularly active. Had it not been for the wastefulness of his teammates, he would have had several assists during his time on the field. Continue reading...

Christian Pulisic is no longer a focal point for the US or Milan – and that’s OK

The winger is 28, and younger teammates are rising into the high-pressure spots he has usually occupied Usually, the second weekend of October sees Christian Pulisic flanked by compatriots as the Star-Spangled Banner plays. Last year, he was involved in US friendlies against Ecuador and Australia. But this year, with Fifa having folded the October window into September, Pulisic didn’t have the chance. On Sunday, his pre-match music was O Generosa, the Serie A anthem, which he observed with a soft smile. Mark Twain’s first visit to Italy left him describing the country as “a vast museum of magnificence and misery”, and it’s a fitting summary of Pulisic’s three-plus years with Milan. The magnificence: 43 goals and 25 assists in 138 appearances. The misery: just one trophy since he arrived in July 2023, a 2025 Supercoppa Italia held in Saudi Arabia. Continue reading...

Mancini sends scout to watch Tresoldi against Inter as Italy decision looms

Tuttosport reports that a scout of the Italy national team will watch Nicolò Tresoldi in...

How much did Man City's rule breaking cost your team?

The potential impact of Manchester City's rule breaking runs deep, including missed Champions League qualification, relegation and Premier League prize money.

Is Man Utd's Fernandes issue a symptom or reason for their form?

Manchester United skipper Bruno Fernandes is yet to reach the highs of last season - is it because of his side's poor start or the reason for it?

Man Utd eye Simeone - Tuesday's gossip

Manchester United interested in Atletico Madrid's Giuliano Simeone, Chelsea willing to meet Bournemouth's asking price for Alex Scott, Premier League clubs want Inter's Aleksandar Stankovic.

McCabe and O'Sullivan to feature in Cork - Ward

Republic of Ireland manager Carla Ward confirms that Katie McCabe and Denise O'Sullivan will feature in the second leg of their Women's World Cup play-off against Kazakhstan, despite the Irish holding an 8-0 advantage from the first leg.

Merse: Carrick is in trouble, it's a nightmare week for Man Utd

In his latest Sky Sports column, Paul Merson believes this is a big week for Michael Carrick as Manchester United head coach after a poor run of form.

Zaniolo opens up about ‘turbulent summer’ and Alaba’s Udinese move

Italy international Nicolò Zaniolo insists he ‘always wanted’ to stay at Udinese and is delighted...

Six questions facing England as they target next year’s Women’s World Cup

Starting positions at centre-back and No 10 are up for grabs, while Sarina Wiegman’s future continues to be in the air England have two jobs to do on Tuesday. The first, avoiding an almighty upset and progressing past Greece on aggregate in their Women’s World Cup playoff to reach a final tie, should be a formality for one of the world’s best-resourced teams. The second, honing their style to play like contenders for next summer’s World Cup in Brazil, is a far trickier but crucial challenge. Friday’s relatively uninspiring 3-1 first-leg victory in Crete left room for improvement and England had plenty to work on as they trained at St George’s Park on Monday under gloomy-looking clouds. More broadly, over the next eight months, there are six questions facing the European champions. Continue reading...

Sommer: ‘Italy did well with Romano, a shame for us, don’t ask me about Tresoldi’

Former Inter goalkeeper Yann Sommer says that Italy pulled off a great move in securing...

Man United should've beaten Spurs. Not doing so shows how much trouble Carrick & Co. are in

Up a goal and a man after 90 minutes, Man United could only draw 1-1 vs. Spurs, a result that leaves the Red Devils off to their worst start since 1986.