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As fan protests continue, did Man United's thrilling Champions League comeback save Carrick?

Just when it looked like Man United would suffer another humiliating loss, they made a turnaround that might save their Champions League campaign -- and their coach.

Cadillac's Herta handed Brazil practice outing to secure F1 super licence

Alexa Rendell joins Sky Sports F1 team ahead of Sao Paulo GP

Sky Sports has strengthened its award-winning Formula 1 team with the appointment of Alexa Rendell as F1 Multimedia Journalist, as the broadcaster looks to bring even more fans closer to the sport.

Leclerc to arrive late to Brazil after birth of child

Do Ferrari need to impose repercussions after latest Hamilton-Leclerc clash?

Sky Sports F1's Bernie Collins has suggested Ferrari should introduce repercussions rule to the team after Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc's contentious incident in Mexico.

Choke of the century? Chengdu collapse sets up thrilling Chinese Super League climax

John Aloisi’s side need a point on the final day to seal their maiden title – but their form has dropped off a cliff With four games of the Chinese Super League to go, Chengdu Rongcheng needed just a point to clinch their first title. With one game to go, they still need a point. What was a formality has become a formidable task. The biggest bottle job in Asian football history is very much on and it would be as popular as it would be dramatic. The coach of the Sichuan club, the former Portsmouth and Coventry striker John Aloisi, has seen a 12-point lead over Dalian Yingbo cut to just three before Sunday’s showdowns. Whatever happens, this is a positive and thrilling end to a season that started negatively – literally – with nine of the 16 top-tier clubs kicking off on minus points. They had been punished as part of a “special campaign to crack down on match-fixing, gambling and corruption in the football industry”, said a joint statement from the Chinese Football Association, the Ministry of Public Security and the General Administration of Sport at the time. Continue reading...

Wolff: 'Good person' Antonelli should be a role model for entitled F1 drivers

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says newly crowned world champion Kimi Antonelli should be a role model for both upcoming drivers and some of his “entitled” Formula 1 rivals.

Asian Cup postponement leaves Socceroos, FA and coach Tony Popovic at crossroads | Joey Lynch

The most immediate question thrown up by the delay of the tournament in Saudi Arabia is what it now means for Popovic Confirmation that the Asian Cup has been postponed until December 2027 would have caught few by surprise. But the timing of Tuesday’s announcement might have, given it came well ahead of the late November timeframe hinted at by the AFC. Yet with Houthi attacks continuing across Saudi Arabia, it felt inevitable the tournament would be deferred. However foreseeable though, it has left the Socceroos, their coach Tony Popovic and Football Australia at a crossroads. Continue reading...

Lawson admits 'no assurance' of retaining Racing Bulls seat

Liam Lawson has admitted he has been given "no assurance" about retaining his seat at Racing Bulls for 2027.

‘An absolute afterthought’: the story of the Nigeria women’s team’s fall from grace

The Super Falcons won’t be at the World Cup and with the prize money going up, they risk being left even further behind It was a historic result in Casablanca – but not in a good way. Nigeria’s 2-1 defeat against South Africa in a playoff in August meant that the Super Falcons are missing out on the World Cup for the first time. It is a crushing blow for the most decorated national side in Africa across both men and women, one that has won no fewer than 10 Wafcon titles . The journalist and lecturer Dr Victor Ademola was in Morocco the day of the defeat. “It was a very difficult evening,” he says. “Some players were visibly emotional while others appeared to be processing what had just happened. I saw players crying as they got on to the team bus while some sat alone or remained on their phones, looking very sad.” Continue reading...

Brundle: Russell must find 'overdrive' in 2027 or it's 'game over'

Sky Sports F1's Martin Brundle believes George Russell must find an "overdrive" to hit back at losing this year's Formula 1 Drivers' Championship to Kimi Antonelli.

Hamilton calls for 'serious talks' at Ferrari after Leclerc incident

Lewis Hamilton has called for "serious talks" at Ferrari after his opening lap incident with Charles Leclerc at the Mexico City Grand Prix, while team principal Frederic Vasseur suggested there was not enough "respect" given.

Russell posts statement to 'speak from the heart'

George Russell has posted a statement on social media to "speak from the heart" after his Mercedes team-mate Kimi Antonelli secured the F1 Drivers' Championship on Sunday.

Man City latest: Allan eyes City breakthrough after earning first Brazil call-up

Arsenal hold on for a big win at Liverpool, one Iraola & Co. can learn from

Arsenal's defense held firm against the Reds' expensive attack to notch a famous win at Anfield for the first time since 2012. However, there were positive signs for Liverpool when it came to their intensity and effort.

Sao Paulo GP: UK schedule and how to watch on Sky Sports

After a thrilling weekend in Mexico where Kimi Antonelli was crowned world champion, Formula 1 heads straight to Brazil for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Saïd and Malek El Mala and other Bundesliga brothers

The El Malas became Cologne's first pair of brothers in a Bundesliga game since the 1980s as Malek scored on his professional debut against Union Berlin from a Saïd cross. In doing so, they became the latest pair of siblings to feature in the German top flight, joining an ever-increasing list that includes the Bellinghams, the Kroos' and the Schlotterbecks, among others.

Why Scottish football is struggling to produce young talent

Scottish football is wrestling with a growing concern over the number of homegrown players who are making to the top of the game.