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BBC SportFootball Daily
Alex Scott sits down with Kasper and Peter Schmeichel for this week's Football Interview.
ESPNInfantino apologizes to FIFA Council, avoids key issues
Gianni Infantino gave an apology to his toughest critics but no new details or documents on FIFA issues during FIFA council meetings Thursday.
ESPNU.S. prodigy Sullivan sets latest MLS record, says performance was 'terrible'
U.S. teen prodigy Cavan Sullivan made more history on Wednesday, but the Philadelphia Union midfielder insisted he was less than happy with his performance.
BBC SportThe England keeper set to face his dad at a World Cup
Colin Gordon will be coaching Argentina at the World Cup, while son Chris will be playing for England.
ESPNPochettino's son eyes Conference League debut
The son of USMNT coach Mauricio Pochettino, Maurizio, is set to make his Euro debut in UEFA Conference League.
ESPNNumber names: Seven-Seven scores in 77th minute for West Brom
Justin Seven-Seven managed to score in the 77th minute vs. Sutton United, but this statistical goal-scoring quirk has happened before.
ESPNArgentina's Estudiantes stand between Brazil and more Copa Libertadores glory
Brazilian clubs have won the last seven Copa Libertadores titles, but Argentina's Estudiantes de La Plata are determined to keep that streak from reaching eight.
BBC SportThe Andorran club making history with a Pochettino in the team
Maurizio Pochettino and inter Club d'Escaldes are set to make European history for footballing minnows Andorra.
Sky Sports FootballToday on Sky Sports Racing: Southwell, Hereford and Wolverhampton feature
The Sky Sports Racing cameras head to Southwell, Hereford and Wolverhampton on Tuesday, with every race LIVE from 1.45pm.
Football ItaliaTresoldi’s father on Italy-Germany decision, potential Inter snub and Liverpool twist
Nicolò Tresoldi’s father insists his son’s decision on whether to play for Italy or Germany...
ESPNMLS Power Rankings: Miami back to winning ways, as Nashville chase history
Inter Miami end their winless drought, while Nashville still lead the way in our latest edition of ESPN's MLS Power Rankings.
Sky Sports FootballHow England's King turned Rugby League World Cup dream into reality
England have turned to a number of heritage players for this Rugby League World Cup, but for Max King, it is a dream that he has been manifesting for a long time.
The Guardian Serie ADaniel Maldini finds his feet at Cagliari after years in family’s Serie A shadow
Son of Paolo and grandson of Cesare struggled to establish himself at Milan but Fabio Pisacane is beginning to unlock his potential in Sardinia The abundance could not last for ever. Serie A’s first goalless draw of this season arrived in its 54th match, ironically between two of its more prolific teams. Perhaps things might have ended differently between Como and Roma if the division’s leading scorer, Donyell Malen, had not earned a red card at the start of the second half. A missed opportunity for both sides? Roma started brighter and hit the post through Lorenzo Pellegrini. Como dominated absolutely after the red card, with 80% of possession, but could not make pressure count. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballDarkness Falls strikes Dewhurst gold for O'Brien
Darkness Falls took over at the top of the 2000 Guineas market after edging a heavyweight clash against previously unbeaten Desert Castle in a thrilling Darley Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket.
Sky Sports FootballPapers: Fee Man Utd could receive for wantaway JJ Gabriel revealed
The top stories and transfer rumours from Friday's newspapers...
Sky Sports Premier LeaguePapers: Fee Man Utd could receive for wantaway JJ Gabriel revealed
The top stories and transfer rumours from Friday's newspapers...
ESPNMessi's final Argentina match was an emotional send-off worthy of a legend
There was hardly a dry eye in the house as 85,000 Argentina fans gathered in Buenos Aires to express their gratitude for Lionel Messi one last time.
The Guardian FootballHow the Kop’s chants propelled Andy Burnham to fight for Hillsborough justice
A speech at Anfield in 2009 was met with boos but it led to a change in tack by Labour government and an apology from David Cameron Since dawn, visitors from as far afield as Australia had been laying flowers, scarves and messages underneath Anfield’s Eternal Flame. These Hillsborough memorial anniversary services were usually subdued and respectful affairs, with 10,000 mourners sitting on the Kop to give themselves and the families support on the most difficult of days. But on the afternoon of 15 April 2009, the 20th anniversary of the disaster, it felt different. There was an edge in the air. An hour before the service began the Kop was full and the numbers in the three other stands were starting to swell. By the time I had walked with the families from the meeting place in the Centenary Stand to our seats at the front of the Kop, 29,000 people inside Anfield stood to give them the loudest and most heartfelt of ovations. After two decades in which a new generation had been born and reached adulthood, the wounds of Hillsborough were still gaping, the anger still raw at the lack of admission of guilt from above. Continue reading...