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The Guardian FootballPremier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
Lampard appreciation at Everton, Glasner sparking Forest fire, Zubimendi and Kroupi in spotlight and Carrick v Emery Premier League top scorers Nothing better encapsulates the dysfunction that was Everton under Farhad Moshiri than the idea that an unknown vandal with a can of spray paint could influence the club’s managerial direction. “Pereira out, Lampard in” they daubed on a wall at Goodison Park when it appeared Vítor Pereira was in line to replace Rafael Benítez in 2022. Alarmed by fan protests, the Everton board opted instead for Frank Lampard and, while his tenure ended 12 months later with the club immersed in another relegation battle, there will be appreciation for the Coventry manager when he makes a first visit to Hill Dickinson Stadium on Friday. The connection between Lampard and Evertonians was genuine and a factor in keeping the club up in 2022. Both parties will be glad to see the other emerging stronger from those troubled times. Jack Grealish, meanwhile, will again be absent for Everton after his recent disciplinary breach, although the manager, David Moyes, said: “We will be working again with Jack soon.” Andy Hunter Everton v Coventry City, Friday 8pm (all times GMT) Leeds v Tottenham, Saturday 12.30pm Continue reading...
Football ItaliaSpalletti: ‘When Juventus win, people act like opponents are weak or ridiculous’
Luciano Spalletti took the opportunity to stand up for Juventus after a 2-1 Europa League...
The Guardian Football‘In moments of pain, football comes together’: Spain says goodbye to Jesús de Miguel
Only 3,587 people live in his family’s village but the streets of Navahermosa were fuller yet quieter to mourn the Tenerife striker at his funeral The narrow streets of Navahermosa in La Mancha were fuller than they have ever been on Thursday afternoon and quieter too. Silence accompanied the funeral cortege as its made way from the funeral home to the parish church of San Miguel Arcángel carrying Jesús de Miguel Alameda, “Demi”, the Tenerife striker who died after an on-field collision with the Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono three days earlier. Only 3,587 people live in his family’s village but now they were joined by the game he loved. “We wanted to be close to his parents, his wife and daughter. In moments of pain, football comes together more than ever,” said Luis de la Fuente. The Spain manager did not say much else; there was not much else he could say, not much anyone could. These have been dark, desperate days, days when it was impossible to assimilate what has happened, and there will be more. “We will get through this together but we will need help, professional help,” the Tenerife president, Felipe Miñambres, said. Continue reading...
ESPNUCL talking points: First upsetting United, now NINE goals!? Are Como the real deal?
We run the rule over upstarts Como, plus all the other moments that mattered from Matchday 4.
BBC SportEngland check on Palmer - what are Tuchel's other big choices?
It is the last international break of the year and England have some important Nations League games. Thomas Tuchel has big decisions to make in selecting his squad.
Sky Sports FootballFamily, friends and Tenerife players gather for De Miguel's funeral
The funeral of Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel has taken place after the footballer died following an on-field collision.
BBC Sport'A void that is impossible to fill' - tributes paid at De Miguel funeral
Jesus de Miguel's family say "the mark he has left on so many people" is something they will always remember as the footballer's funeral takes place in Spain.
BBC SportWhat new Kane deal means for England and the Premier League record
Harry Kane's new deal at Bayern Munich may end his Premier League career but offers fresh hope he can lead England to glory, writes Phil McNulty.
ESPNRonaldo's incredible international career: Best moments, key stats
Here's a look at some of the many highlights of Cristiano Ronaldo's 23-year career.
BBC SportA bitter end for Ronaldo - the icon who transformed Portugal
As Cristiano Ronaldo retires from international football, Guillem Balague looks at why and what is next for the Portugal legend.
The Guardian FootballCristiano Ronaldo merely the latest example of a great player who couldn’t let go | Jonathan Wilson
There is no doubt his international career was an incredible one, but it would have been greater still if he had not lingered on the stage so long Nothing, perhaps, is quite so difficult for an elite sportsperson as timing their exit. It’s not easy for any person in any job to weigh the hope of having more to give with the desire not to linger beyond their usefulness, but it’s perhaps particularly hard for top athletes because unrealistic self-confidence is so essential to their success. It takes an almost unhealthy level of self-belief for anybody to make the sacrifices to get to the top, to dedicate themselves to such a precarious vocation, to overcome all the setbacks and injuries and failures. How can someone – whose whole life has been spent assuring themselves there are no odds they cannot overcome – accept that is it, that the time has come to say goodbye? The news that Cristiano Ronaldo has retired from international football brings with it, inevitably, a sadness. Sadness we will no longer see him skipping past a defender, or burying a neck-thrusting header, and sadness in that the end of the career of any great is a reminder of mortality; all things in time must pass. But there is also a sadness he timed his departure so badly. For at least three tournaments, there has been a sense of Ronaldo holding Portugal back. Continue reading...
ESPNRaphinha signs new Barcelona contract to 2030
Barcelona have rewarded Raphinha for his fine start to the new campaign with a contract extension until 2030, the Spanish champions have announced.
ESPNMedical official calls for pitchside emergency upgrades after De Miguel's death
Spanish medical workers are questioning pitchside emergency protocols following the fatal on-field collision involving Tenerife forward Jesús de Miguel.
Sky Sports FootballTrophies, tears, records and rows - Ronaldo's Portugal career will divide opinion
Trophies, tears, records and rows, Cristiano Ronaldo's international career had it all.
BBC SportRonaldo retires from Portugal duty
Portugal legend Cristiano Ronaldo says "the day has come for me to hand back the number seven shirt".
BBC SportRonaldo's most iconic moments as he retires from international football
BBC Sport looks at some of the most iconic moments from the career of Cristiano Ronaldo as he retires from international football.
The Guardian Football‘In our veins’: Arsenal pushed by pain of Champions League final defeat, says Raya
‘On us to make it better this year,’ goalkeeper admits He credits self-belief as key to making decisive saves David Raya has said Arsenal are using the pain of losing on penalties against Paris Saint-Germain in last year’s Champions League final to “make it better this year”. The Spain goalkeeper produced an outstanding save to help Arsenal hold off Slavia Prague on Wednesday as Mikel Arteta’s side moved up to third in the league standings with 10 points from four matches. Continue reading...
BBC SportA must pick or unreliable? Tuchel's Palmer dilemma
Will Thomas Tuchel pick Cole Palmer for his next England squad as the competition to be England's number 10 continues.