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Football ItaliaChampions League: Porto vs. Napoli – probable line-ups, where to watch on TV
Injury-hit Napoli visit Porto in the Champions League tonight, with Rasmus Hojlund expected to return...
The Guardian FootballWest Ham confirm Scott Parker as head coach after sacking Nuno Espírito Santo
Parker takes over team eighth in Championship He has overseen three promotions to Premier League Scott Parker has been confirmed as West Ham’s head coach, taking over from Nuno Espírito Santo, who was sacked on Tuesday . The club’s former midfielder arrives on a two-and-a-half year contract with the team eighth in the Championship and takes charge of his first game at Cardiff on Wednesday. West Ham hope that Parker, a promotion specialist, can spark a revival after defeats in their past two matches. The 46-year-old has led Burnley, Bournemouth and Fulham into the top flight. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballParker appointed West Ham head coach
West Ham have appointed Scott Parker as their new head coach.
Sky Sports FootballReal Madrid reach verbal agreement with Man Utd teen star JJ Gabriel
Real Madrid have reached a verbal agreement with 16-year-old JJ Gabriel over a potential move to the Santiago Bernabeu.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueReal Madrid reach verbal agreement with Man Utd teen star JJ Gabriel
Real Madrid have reached a verbal agreement with 16-year-old JJ Gabriel over a potential move to the Santiago Bernabeu.
ESPNNWSL Power Rankings: Gotham FC claims No. 1 with first NWSL Shield
There can only be one No. 1 in our rankings, with Gotham FC adding yet more hardware to their trophy cabinet.
Bundesliga.com OfficialBundesliga Talent Series 2026/27 latest
The Bundesliga Talent Series is officially under way. Get all the latest from the new U21 competition featuring some of the brightest Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 prospects.
BBC SportFrom Derby to Champions League - Brown's journey to face Reds
Fenerbahce's Archie Brown on his unorthodox journey to Istanbul, the moment of madness against Galatasaray and what Liverpool can expect in Turkey on Wednesday evening.
Football ItaliaToday’s Papers – Real Inter, shocking Roma
La Gazzetta dello Sport Real Inter The Nerazzurri restart in style: Feyenoord crushed Bisseck opens...
ESPNLiverpool's $500m forward line is failing. Can Iraola & Co. turn it around?
Liverpool's star-studded, expensively assembled attack has scored fewer Premier League goals this season than Ipswich. That needs to improve immediately.
ESPNSouthampton's long, redemptive road back from 'spygate'
Southampton missed out on a chance at promotion last year because of a spying scandal that saw them booted from the playoffs. Now they're trying again and working through the trauma at the same time.
BBC SportWhy is it going so wrong for Le Bris at Sunderland?
Will qualifying for the Europa League end up costing Sunderland their place in the Premier League at the end of the season?
The Guardian FootballHas a footballer ever run a marathon faster than James Milner? | The Knowledge
Plus: managers sacked after signing new deals, war victims commemorated on kits and the first club website (part II) Mail us with all of your questions and answers It came as no surprise to the Knowledge that James Milner had spent the early months of his retirement training for – and then running in – the New York City Marathon. Yes, the bleep test-loving former Brighton, Liverpool and Manchester City player recorded an excellent time of 3hr 9min 4sec, an average of 7min 13sec per mile. Not bad for a 40-year-old whose physique is more like that of a wrestler than a whippet. “A few years ago, I feel like I could have definitely done sub-3:00,” he said, lamenting his late-career injuries for hindering him. In 2012 we ran a column listing footballers’ fastest marathon times, with the former Leicester playmaker Muzzy Izzet leading the pack on 3hr 22min 36sec at the 2011 London Marathon. That very respectable time has now been surpassed by the Premier League’s record appearance maker, so we thought we had better take a gulp of our isotonic energy drink and run through a few more tales of football’s marathon men and women. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballChoke of the century? Chengdu collapse sets up thrilling Chinese Super League climax
John Aloisi’s side need a point on the final day to seal their maiden title – but their form has dropped off a cliff With four games of the Chinese Super League to go, Chengdu Rongcheng needed just a point to clinch their first title. With one game to go, they still need a point. What was a formality has become a formidable task. The biggest bottle job in Asian football history is very much on and it would be as popular as it would be dramatic. The coach of the Sichuan club, the former Portsmouth and Coventry striker John Aloisi, has seen a 12-point lead over Dalian Yingbo cut to just three before Sunday’s showdowns. Whatever happens, this is a positive and thrilling end to a season that started negatively – literally – with nine of the 16 top-tier clubs kicking off on minus points. They had been punished as part of a “special campaign to crack down on match-fixing, gambling and corruption in the football industry”, said a joint statement from the Chinese Football Association, the Ministry of Public Security and the General Administration of Sport at the time. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballWest Ham took too long to sack Nuno and now must trust Parker to do what he does best | Jacob Steinberg
Forget speculation over how a Parker-led side would fare in the Premier League and let the man who has taken three clubs up do his work again It has taken West Ham six months to come to their senses and sack Nuno Espírito Santo, but at least the decision has arrived early enough to revive their hopes of automatic promotion. Dithering was no longer an option after the dismal performance against West Brom last Saturday. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballFernandes hits back at 'lies' and claims players don't need to save Carrick's job
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has come out in support of head coach Michael Carrick, but reiterated that the players didn't need to save his job in their 3-2 comeback win against Roma.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueFernandes hits back at 'lies' and claims players don't need to save Carrick's job
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has come out in support of head coach Michael Carrick, but reiterated that the players didn't need to save his job in their 3-2 comeback win against Roma.
BBC SportWho am I? Plus today's other quizzes
Test your ball knowledge against today's Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser.