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'A great sporting ticket' - US Open chief vows to keep day, night session format

US Open chief Craig Tiley has told Sky Sports Tennis he plans on keeping two matches during the day and two at night at Flushing Meadows in 2027.

Papers: Zubimendi may push to leave Arsenal

The top stories and transfer rumours from Friday's newspapers...

Papers: Liverpool eye January swoop for Chelsea and Man Utd midfield target

The top stories and transfer rumours from Thursday's newspapers...

Poch: I hope to return to Premier League in future

Mauricio Pochettino has always been good company - warm, engaging and likeable. Having had a few weeks to reset away from the spotlight, there were enthusiastic hugs all round for the Sky Sports News team as we all swapped summer stories. His, though, has been rather busier than ours.

Pochettino: Spurs should be awarded Chelsea's league title from 2017

Arteta explains new role for transformed Odegaard

Martin Odegaard is a player transformed at the start of this season - and Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta puts his captain's impressive form down to fitness and new positioning.

Premier League fixtures: Bumper festive period announced

The Premier League's festive fixtures have been announced for this season - with 29 matches available to watch live on Sky Sports between Boxing Day and January 7.

Hurzeler: Brighton upset the establishment – now we must win something

When Fabian Hurzeler became Brighton's head coach, he set out a goal to "challenge the establishment". Two years on, has he?

Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend

Nicolas Jackson is ready to impress, Spurs are scrambled and the 199th Manchester derby takes place at Old Trafford Premier League top scorers 2026-27: who is leading race for the golden boot? With 10 top-flight goal contributions between them across three games already this season, the Chelsea trio of Morgan Rogers, João Pedro and Cole Palmer are the early pace-setters for the Premier League’s most prolific, fluid and high-octane attacking unit. But on the occasion of his 100th Premier League appearance, a scruffier and more ungainly unit will be hoping to steal their thunder, as high-flying Hull try to register a top-flight win against Chelsea for the very first time. Yet to score this season but with a couple of near misses to his name, what Oli McBurnie has thus far lacked in goal contributions he has more than made up for with selfless graft and off-the-ball grunt work, making a total mockery of Steve Clarke’s decision not to include him in Scotland’s World Cup squad. The Hull striker ought to prove a real handful for a decidedly porous home defence, and a goal would be a fitting way to mark a century of Premier League appearances. Chelsea have not won any of their past four league matches against promoted opposition and, given Hull’s blistering start to the season, victory on Saturday seems anything but a foregone conclusion. Barry Glendenning Chelsea v Hull, Saturday 3pm (all times BST) Liverpool v Fulham, Saturday 3pm Crystal Palace v Ipswich, Saturday 3pm Continue reading...

Two goals in two games - Sesko gives Man Utd a different threat

Benjamin Sesko's return to Manchester United's starting line-up is well timed ahead of Sunday's Premier League encounter with Manchester City

Olise scores twice as Bayern thrash Bodo/Glimt

England captain Harry Kane scores his 55th Champions League goal and Michael Olise strikes twice as Bayern Munich begin their campaign by comfortably beating Bodo/Glimt.

Chelsea and Real Madrid keen on Arsenal's Zubimendi - Friday's gossip

Martin Zubimendi may seek to leave Arsenal in January, Mauro Icardi open to Everton move while Toffees play down move for Anthony Martial.

Fabregas: ‘Honoured to be first Como coach in Champions League’

Cesc Fabregas admits he is ‘honoured to be the first coach in the history of...

French FA accuses Infantino of ‘seriously damaging’ football as it withdraws support

‘Image and unity’ of game affected, FFF president says It will consult sacked former Fifa official Kevin Lamour The French Football Federation’s president, Philippe Diallo, said Gianni Infantino had “seriously damaged the image and the unity of football” as he announced the end of France’s support for the Fifa president’s re-election. The FFF’s executive committee unanimously voted on Thursday to withdraw its backing, which had been formalised at the end of June. Diallo referred to “events during the World Cup” which had “flagrantly gone against the way we believe our sport should be run” and to Infantino’s World Cup sell-off plan, which was revealed in July and scrapped after a widespread backlash. Continue reading...

Rowe: ‘I’m a different player to Lookman, England call-up has always been a dream’

Jonathan Rowe says that the opportunity to represent England and the chance to play in...

Gordon a better fit for Barca than Rashford - Deco

Barcelona sporting director Deco says Anthony Gordon's style was a better fit for Hansi Flick's side than Marcus Rashford's as the club strengthened their squad in the summer.

'Get a life' - non-league club condemn man impersonating manager

Gainsborough Trinity condemn a person who has been approaching players while falsely claiming to be their manager.

How to watch Sky Sports' Big Weekend

Football, F1, cricket, golf, tennis and NFL all on one weekend - and all on Sky Sports. Here's everything you need to know so you don't miss a minute of the action.