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BBC SportBBC to show Cray Wanderers v Stockport & Altrincham v Notts County
Non-league clubs Altrincham and Cray Wanderers will stage the BBC's two chosen FA Cup first-round ties next month.
BBC SportSutton's predictions v Waffle the Wonder Dog and his owner Simon
BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on Waffle the Wonder Dog and his owner Simon, plus the BBC readers and AI with his predictions for this weekend's Premier League fixtures.
BBC SportFernandes to stay captain as Rooney calls Man Utd players babies
Bruno Fernandes will remain as Manchester United captain and will not be disciplined for his post-match criticism of Michael Carrick after the 4-1 Champions League defeat by Como.
Football ItaliaMayor of Bournemouth is a Milan supporter: ‘May the best team win’
There is one man who will be thoroughly torn in this evening’s Europa League match,...
The Guardian FootballTrump’s Fifa peace prize was a sham. A reimagined award can still have meaning | Leander Schaerlaeckens
The first awarding marked the apex of Gianni Infantino’s hubris. A new version could highlight the good in the world of soccer Sign up for our free newsletter here Poor Fifa peace prize. Unloved, unliked, mocked, tainted by association with its first winner. And now demoted, too, after Fifa’s president, Gianni Infantino, dumped the thing on the global governing body’s “social responsibility committee” to look after. To redeem it, rather than to ditch it, to spare Infantino the embarrassment of acknowledging that his fake prize was really just a fake prize all along. Here is where we should probably acknowledge that, as fake prizes go, and in the context of what it was intended to accomplish, the first awarding of the Fifa peace prize was an unqualified success. It achieved exactly what it was meant to, made by Infantino to flatter Donald Trump, the man he needed to keep on his side to safeguard the riches to be extracted from the North American market in order to consolidate his power base within Fifa. Trump, the gullible buffoon, was pleased as punch – handed a big, golden bauble and a medal he placed around his own neck – and briefly forgot about the Nobel peace prize he desperately covets . Leander Schaerlaeckens is the author of The Long Game: US Men’s Soccer and Its Savage, Four-Decade Journey to the Top, or Thereabouts, which is out now . He teaches at Marist University. Continue reading...
ESPNMaster of reinvention: How Raphinha transformed into Barça's star striker
Before Raphinha became Barcelona's captain and converted into their main striker, he was Premier League battling relegation at Leeds United. It was the making of him.
ESPN⚽ Man City cheated because Premier League rules gave them no other choice
The Premier League is unfair: Some teams are allowed to spend more than everyone else. So, of course Man City cheated to win.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueTen Hag on Man Utd's use of data and 'special' Mainoo
A message on my phone buzzes. "I pick you up at the station." It is Erik ten Hag offering a lift in his car once my train from Amsterdam arrives in Enschede, in the east of the Netherlands. It is delayed, but he doesn't seem to mind.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueSage must show willingness to adapt with pressure mounting at Palace
If Crystal Palace had made the start they have this season under Oliver Glasner, they wouldn’t be a story.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueRed card roulette: Two independent panels disagree over Struijk dismissal
Pascal Struijk’s red card has been so divisive that two independent panels have now disagreed over whether the Brighton defender deserved to be sent off, adding to the confusion of former Premier League referees and Sky Sports pundits.
Sky Sports FootballHow will Arsenal cope without Saka?
An innocuous swing of his left boot, a "sharp pain" in his quadriceps, and now an anxious wait for Arsenal. Bukayo Saka's injury was a blot on a positive night against Bayern Munich.
Sky Sports Football'Not the way you treat such a legend' - what next for Anderson?
This would be a hugely sad way for James Anderson to go out.
Sky Sports FootballSage must show willingness to adapt with pressure mounting at Palace
If Crystal Palace had made the start they have this season under Oliver Glasner, they wouldn’t be a story.
Sky Sports FootballMcDermott blasts 'harsh' RL World Cup format
England head coach Brian McDermott has branded the format of the Rugby League World Cup as "harsh" with his side up against it to progress.
Sky Sports FootballRed Roses’ four-year record gone – but good for women’s rugby?
November 12, 2022 - the date England's Red Roses last lost a Test match before suffering defeat to Canada in Toronto a week ago , four years on.
Sky Sports FootballWOW! Brook seals record-breaking 200 with unbelievable shot!
Harry Brook sealed the fastest-ever double century in ODI history with this superb shot.
Sky Sports Football'Innings everyone will remember!' - Brook hits fastest ever ODI double century
Harry Brook rewrites the record books, becoming the fastest player to reach an ODI double century before finishing on 202, the highest individual score ever recorded by an England batter in the format.
Football ItaliaConte makes Man United demand as talks continue after 4-1 defeat to Como
La Repubblica reports that talks between Antonio Conte and Manchester United representatives continued after a...