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ESPNPredicting where Premier League betting odds are wrong for this season
Premier League betting odds have picks for who will win the league, get relegated, win the Golden Boot and more. But where might those odds be off base?
ESPNTime limits, VAR, mistaken identity: Which World Cup rules has Premier League adopted?
Which World Cup law changes will continue for the Premier League, and which ones have been rejected?
ESPNRanked: The 30 best men's soccer club managers in Europe
Luis Enrique? Pep Guardiola? Who is going to be No. 1? ESPN lists the top men's managers in the European club game.
BBC SportFine-tuning and a clear target - Wrexham's season aim
Wrexham aim for the coming campaign clear after they narrowly missed out on a Championship play-off spot last season.
BBC SportPalace sign Khalaili from Union Saint-Gilloise
Crystal Palace sign Israel international Ana Khalaili on a deal which runs until 2031.
Football ItaliaPremier League sides join Roma for Luis Henrique as Inter chase Jones
Inter are keen to sell Luis Henrique in order to fund a move for Curtis...
Football ItaliaFrattesi on Lazio return: ‘I needed to feel at the centre of a project’
Davide Frattesi has completed a move to Lazio that he describes as a return home,...
BBC SportRomero reflects on Spurs stay as Atletico move confirmed
Cristian Romero says he "wasn't perfect" during his five years with Tottenham Hotspur as his move to Atletico Madrid is confirmed.
BBC SportWhy Michaely Bihina is the keeper making waves at Wafcon
Fans in Cameroon want a statue built for Michaely Bihina after she made four penalty saves against Morocco to help Cameroon reach the 2026 Wafcon final.
BBC Sport — Premier LeaguePremier League clubs looking to EFL for next Semenyo and Eze
Premier League clubs are continuing to recruit young players from EFL and Scottish academies for their U21 and B-team squads.
The Guardian FootballLondon City Lionesses’ Mapi León: ‘It is a club created for women. It is beautiful and exciting’
Spain defender on swapping Barcelona for Bromley, embracing the contrasting style of the WSL – and her newfound love for beans and crumpets ‘No, I can’t, I’m sorry, it’s a secret!” Mapi León roars with laughter, in response to being asked what persuaded her to join London City Lionesses. Does this bode badly for our interview? Fear not, the Spain centre-back is in as banterous and jovial a mood as you could imagine any new signing to be, as she embarks on her first major interview since signing for the Women’s Super League club. Across the course of our conversation, in bright sunshine outside a quiet hotel near Maidstone, it is evident that the 31-year-old could scarcely be happier about her decision to swap Barcelona for south-east England. She is sorely missing her cat, Bagheera (“Here, you ask for so many things for pets, you can’t [really] fly with them, it’s so many documents, so many things”) but, that aside, she is buoyant, relaxed and clearly embracing English life. She says she likes the “little bread” in the morning, and we eventually establish she is referring to crumpets, and reveals: “I like the beans in the morning. It’s really interesting. My Spanish teammates like Alexia [Putellas] and Jana [Fernández] are like: ‘What are you doing eating beans in the morning? You need to train.’ I go: ‘No, it’s fine I like it.’” Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballFarewell Cristian Romero, you actually always were ‘that type of player’ | Max Rushden
You can’t help but feel the Argentinian with a penchant for red cards has arrived at his spiritual home with his move to Diego Simeone’s Atlético Madrid “He’s not that kind of player” is perhaps the greatest of the co-commentators’ meaningless banalities. Used shortly after a “nice guy” has scythed someone in half about a day after the ball has gone, it is by definition nonsense because if you have scythed someone in half about a day after the ball has gone, then you are indeed that kind of player. But I don’t recall ever hearing anyone saying “the thing is Clive/Brian, he is that kind of player”. I haven’t analysed every foul in Premier League history to tell if you those kinds of challenges are carried out by players all of us would consider to be “that kind of player” as opposed to the opposite – but the list of players with the most red cards suggests a pattern – Richard Dunne, Duncan Ferguson, Patrick Vieira with eight reds, Lee Cattermole and Roy Keane on seven, Vinnie Jones, Joey Barton and Alan Smith (obviously not that one) among those on six. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballLa Liga 2026-27 preview: Madrid look to Mourinho in bid to dethrone Barcelona
Florentino Pérez pressed the Special One button again after two straight trophyless seasons at Real, but Lamine Yamal and co remain title favourites A lot has changed since José Mourinho was last appointed Real Madrid manager, but a lot has also not changed. Before his first game in charge in 2010, Spain had just become world champions , their extra-time winner in the final scored by a Barcelona player after their opponents, who had been reduced to 10 men, had tried to kick them off the park. Like then, Mourinho’s task is to take down a Barcelona team that have won two La Liga titles in succession . And like then, he has a host of world-class talent at his disposal. Florentino Pérez is also still around – and he is largely the reason why Mourinho is back. After the chief executive, José Ángel Sánchez, was said to have led the charge to appoint Xabi Alonso last summer, the 79-year-old club president has made the decision his own this time. He promised Mourinho, who won La Liga with 100 points in his first spell, would return if he was re-elected in snap elections in June and the announcement came , in true Pérez style, on the opening day of the World Cup. Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueWho am I? Guess Premier League star No 26
Work out the identity of today's player in as few attempts as possible.
BBC Sport'This is the right one' - Rohl on leaving Rangers for Salzburg
Danny Rohl explains why he left Rangers for Red Bull Salzburg - where he hopes to win trophies and help develop young players.
BBC SportNo player bigger than a club - is that changing for some fans?
From Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo to Erling Haaland and Jude Bellingham, are star names a bigger draw than clubs for young fans?
Sky Sports Football'It's such a BIG call!' | Controversial late Wolves penalty decision ANALYSED
Curtis Davies and Jobi McAnuff debate whether Wolves' late penalty was correctly award during their opening day 2-2 draw against Blackburn.
Sky Sports FootballArteta says he will sign new Arsenal contract in 'organic way'
Mikel Arteta has revealed he will sign a new Arsenal contract and there is no need for fans to be worried about his future.