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Report Hutchinson ready for Milan after verbal agreement with Nottingham Forest

Milan have reportedly agreed a loan with option to buy for Nottingham Forest winger Omari...

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Official: Torino sign Perri from Leeds United, sell Pedersen to Olympiacos

Torino have officially signed goalkeeper Lucas Perri from Leeds United, on loan with option to...

England
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BBC Sport — Premier League

Iraola awaits first win as Liverpool rescue late draw against Forest

Liverpool come from behind twice to rescue a 2-2 draw against Nottingham Forest at Anfield, leaving new manager Andoni Iraola in search of his first Premier League win with the club.

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BBC Sport — Premier League

Hull continue perfect start with away win at Coventry

Substitute Liam Millar's late goal helps Hull secure a 1-0 away victory against Coventry City and continues their perfect start to life back in the Premier League, with two wins from two matches.

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BBC Sport — Premier League

Tarkowski strikes late to rescue point for Everton at Bournemouth

Everton captain James Tarkowski strikes in the 91st minute to rescue a point, as Bournemouth settle for a 1-1 draw at the Vitality Stadium.

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The Guardian Premier League

No country for old men: Premier League grind is why managers are getting younger

The boss in the dugout is typically no longer an ageing former player – most are in their 40s on an exhausting treadmill One of the problems with getting older is that you’re never quite sure whether it’s you or them. Is the world really changing, or is it just you, struggling to adapt? There’s a milestone in life, probably as you’re contemplating university or a first job, when you realise you’re watching a footballer who is younger than you. Then, 15-20 years later, you realise you’re watching a manager who is younger than you. And 15-20 years after that, especially if you’re watching the modern Premier League, you realise that almost every manager is younger than you. At which you do two things: give thanks for David Moyes; and check to see whether it’s actually happening, or whether this is just the football equivalent of the policemen-getting-younger cliche. Continue reading...

Germany
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BBC Sport — Premier League

'Supporters aren't always wrong' - Moyes on Everton fans' anger

David Moyes says "supporters aren't always wrong" after Everton fans voice their opposition to the potential sale of teenage midfielder Harrison Armstrong during the 1-1 draw at Bournemouth.

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Football Italia

Carnevali: ‘Juventus could still sell David, Kessie just not interested enough’

Juventus director Giovanni Carnevali insists Franck Kessie was ‘simply not interested enough’ in joining them,...

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Football Italia

Serie A | Monza 2-3 Udinese: Errors prove costly against clinical Friulani

Udinese made the most of Monza errors at both ends of the field, securing a...

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The Guardian Premier League

Elanga and Wissa strike as Newcastle extend Spurs’ miserable start to season

If ever you wanted to understand the distinction between “winning the transfer market” and winning an actual football match, then this was the game for you. Tottenham’s first home fixture of the Premier League season began with adulatory focus on all their new players. It ended in decisive defeat by Newcastle as recruit after recruit failed to make their presence pay, while Newcastle’s forgotten forwards made hay. “Tottenham Hotspur, it’s happened again,” sang the Toon Army as if it needed pointing out. Tottenham should have taken the lead in a first half they had the better of, but they had no response to impressive second-half strikes by Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa. What had looked like green shoots of positivity withered to nothing. For a Newcastle team themselves a work in progress under Matthias Jaissle, this was a heartening victory achieved with many of their own additions to come in. Continue reading...

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Football Italia

Serie A | Fiorentina 0-3 Frosinone: Centenary humiliation as Canarini soar

Fiorentina saw their Centenary celebrations ruined by a humiliating 3-0 home defeat to newly promoted...

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Football Italia

Serie A | Sassuolo 2-1 Torino: Berardi immediate impact for first success

Sassuolo celebrated their first victory of the campaign, defeating Torino 2-1 with Cristian Volpato and...

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BBC Sport — Premier League

Tonali struggles but Gonzalez impresses - player ratings for Tottenham v Newcastle

How Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United's players rated following Saturday's 2-0 win for the visitors in their Premier League match.

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The Guardian Football

Transfer roundup: Moyes wants to keep Armstrong while Forest agree Muñoz deal

‘I don’t think we can afford to lose any players,’ says Moyes Forest’s Armstrong bid said to be £40m; Palace agree £22m fee The sale of the 19-year-old Harrison Armstrong to Nottingham Forest would be a “club decision” for Everton, according to David Moyes. After his team’s 1-1 draw at Bournemouth , in which Armstrong played the full 90 minutes, Moyes said he would prefer to keep a player for whom a reported £40m offer has been made. “I know there’s been an offer, I don’t really think there’s much else I’ve got to say about it,” Moyes said, initially refusing to be drawn. “It’s not really a question for just now, it’ll be a club decision.” Continue reading...

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BBC Sport — Premier League

'Not bad for the worst team in Premier League history' - Hull's perfect start

Hull striker Oli McBurnie has a playful dig at his team's critics after beating Coventry to win their opening two Premier League games.

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Football Italia

Serie A official line-ups: Juventus vs. Parma

Jhon Lucumi gets his first Juventus start with Randal Kolo Muani, Jeremie Boga and Jonathan...

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BBC Sport

'Slapstick' - Rose laments late Everton equaliser

Bournemouth manager Marco Rose describes the injury-time goal his side conceded as "slapstick" as his side settle for a point in their 1-1 draw against Everton at the Vitality Stadium.

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BBC Sport

'We've got to do more' - Lampard frustrated by loss to Hull

Coventry manager Frank Lampard believes his side controlled possession but were "too slow" with the ball as their first top-flight home game in 25 years ends in a 1-0 defeat by Hull City.

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