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BBC SportAC Milan v Inter and the tale of an iconic image
AC Milan versus Inter will be shown live on the BBC on Saturday - this is the story of the fixture's most iconic image.
ESPNMbappé's 100 Real Madrid goals: Quicker than Ronaldo to hit century
Kylian Mbappé has reached the 100-goal mark at Real Madrid. How does his century of strikes compare to some of the club's greatest forwards?
BBC SportVilla to sue Carragher over 'unacceptable insults'
Aston Villa say they will initiate legal action against Jamie Carragher over what the club branded as "unacceptable insults".
ESPNMilan's U.S. owner ponders Ronaldo's Al Nassr buy
Gerry Cardinale has revealed his American investment management firm RedBird Capital Partners is exploring the option of acquiring Al Nassr.
ESPNRonaldo 15 shy of 1,000 goals after 15-minute hat trick
Ronaldo scored a 15-minute hat trick for Al Nassr to lead his team to a 5-3 Saudi Pro League win over Al Kholood on Thursday and take his career goals total to 985.
ESPNFan who struck Madrid's Camavinga identified
Local police have identified the Barcelona supporter that hit Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga with a flag during last weekend's Clasico at the Camp Nou.
Football ItaliaMoreira: Hazard ‘an inspiration’, Cristiano Ronaldo ‘my favourite player’
Milan winger Diego Moreira says his compatriot Eden Hazard is ‘an inspiration,’ but Cristiano Ronaldo...
Football ItaliaMilan owner Cardinale refuses to rule out Al Nassr takeover: ‘Intrigued’ by Cristiano Ronaldo
During his interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan owner Gerry Cardinale confirmed talks for...
BBC SportRonaldo closes in on 1,000th goal with hat-trick
Cristiano Ronaldo scores the 67th hat-trick of his career in Al-Nassr's 5-3 win against Al-Kholood in the Saudi Pro League.
The Guardian FootballRoster rifts, police raids and Son’s uncertain future leave South Korea at a crossroads
After a disaster World Cup, the team have continued to spiral, with tensions high between young and older players and the captain’s standing in question Son Heung-min and Cristiano Ronaldo are iconic No 7s, Premier League legends and international record-breakers. Now there is a surprising danger of them having something else in common: being a divisive presence in their national teams. On 21 October, during a parliamentary committee meeting, politician Jeong Yeon-wook put a question to acting Korea Football Association (KFA) president Lee Yong-soo, that took a story out of the sports pages and into the national conversation. “It is said that recently, within the national team squad, players have been calling him not by his name but as ‘No 7’ or ‘that person’. Do you know who that is?” Lee then replied, “Are you referring to Son Heung-min?” Jeong went on: “So it appears to be true. … It has also been revealed that the national team’s leadership is causing discord and has broken down overall.” Lee declined to comment. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballVilips takes first-round lead at Mexico Open
Karl Vilips used two long birdie streaks to take the first-round lead Thursday in the Mexico Open, the first of two straight PGA Tour events in the country.
Sky Sports FootballRonaldo scores perfect hat-trick!
Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick to leads Al-Nassr to a win over Al-Khuloud, with Joao Felix assisting two and Sadio Mane the third.
ESPNRonaldo tops Messi to win Ballon d'Or of All Time
Portugal's Football Federation congratulated Cristiano Ronaldo on winning the "Ballon d'Or of All Time."
BBC Sport'Stutter' penalty back in the spotlight after Barco miss costs Chelsea
The stuttering run-up for penalties has been called 'naive' as players continue to try to deceive goalkeepers with a stop-start approach - but why?
ESPNInspired by Wrexham and PlayStation: How ex-Brazil star Pato ended up investing in Northampton Town
The career of former Brazil, AC Milan and Chelsea striker Alexandre Pato has been a journey. But nobody would have guessed it would end up at League Two Northampton Town.
The Guardian FootballWest Ham’s Viviane Asseyi: ‘When I was four I said I wanted to be like Zidane’
French forward on how the 1998 World Cup inspired her football dream, her Gabonese background and finding a new family in east London On Saturday, once West Ham’s Viviane Asseyi was home from the match, she picked up her phone and called her mum. It has become almost ritualistic for them to speak after a game. On the other end came a familiar sound. “She was just laughing,” says Asseyi. “She was like: ‘Oh, you were so bad!’ She was laughing, but that helped me. She knows that she can tell me anything and everything, I’m good, I’m not good. I will just keep going and working to be better.” Continue reading...
ESPNIs Fleetwood Town's defeat of Arsenal the biggest upset in League Cup history?
ESPN takes a look at all the famous "giant killings" in England's League Cup over the years.
ESPNMan City's alternate universe: Guardiola, Haaland to Arsenal? Arteta to PSG?
The course of soccer history could be very different if Man City had stayed within the rules.