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Football ItaliaFootball Italia Show: Inter, Roma & Como keep running, why Ausilio could save Tottenham
Lorenzo Bettoni and Richard Hall take an in-depth look at the latest developments around Inter...
Football ItaliaToday’s Papers: Spalletti under fire, Milan kick off in the Europa League
La Gazzetta dello Sport Europe calls Milan back in the cup after 575 days Benfica...
The Guardian FootballWhen did football fans first start wearing replica kits? | The Knowledge
Plus: more costly (and beneficial) red cards and attacks with triple half-century of international goals Mail us with your all of your questions and answers “When did fans wearing replica kits become a thing?” asks Alex Ecob. “Older footage shows people in regular clothes and a few scarves/flags in the team colours. What kickstarted the trend? Did one club get there first?” As the question suggests, this is a not a straightforward answer. Buckle up folks, as we veer wildly from copyright acts to academia, via multiple reports of unofficial kits, DIY jobs, cup-final special editions, youth strips, sew-on jobs and the like. But if we are to draw a line in the sand, and declare one date or one jersey as the first official, adult replica kit to be sold by a club to the general public (or at least those close enough to the club shop), then we probably have to give the gong to Leeds in 1973, although only children’s sizes were produced initially. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballIranian football returns in the shadow of war and with row over last league title
Prolonged league suspension due to war and falling behind Saudi spending power are weakening the sport in Iran Three months ago, Iran was one of the biggest stories in football as Team Melli arrived at the World Cup to try to play in the US, a country that had been bombing and firing missiles at Tehran and other targets. A disallowed goal and a last-minute effort that hit the bar in the final group game against Egypt confirmed Iran’s group‑stage exit – to the delight of some US officials – by the narrowest of margins. It also signalled the abrupt end of international attention. There was a return to international action this week as Esteghlal and Tractor SC started out in the AFC Champions League Elite. It comes after the Persian Gulf League kicked off in mid-August, almost six months after it was postponed at the end of February, and subsequently abandoned, as the war continued. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballXhaka promises ‘fire’ from Sunderland on long-awaited return to Europe
Captain looking forward to intimidating atmosphere when Wearsiders host AZ, after 53 years away When Sunderland last played European football, club directors viewed it as a useful means of raising the cash necessary to fund floodlight upgrades at Roker Park necessitated by England’s widespread adoption of colour television. Back in the autumn of 1973 a lighting system compatible with the demands of broadcasting in black and white was proving increasingly outdated and Sunderland responded by doubling admission prices for the second leg of their opening European Cup Winners’ Cup tie against Vasas of Budapest. Coming at a moment when miners and railway workers were engaged in long-running industrial action and north-easterners’ finances were duly tight, it dictated that a disappointing crowd of under 23,000 turned out to watch Dennis Tueart’s penalty secure a 3-0 aggregate win. Continue reading...
BBC SportMeet the Scottish teenagers poised to represent Uganda
Teenage brothers Olly and Seb Fisher are closing in on their dream of international recognition - but it won't come from their homeland of Scotland.
BBC SportFlex your football brain with our daily quizzes
Test your ball knowledge against today's Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser.
BBC SportWhy are Man Utd better without the ball?
Under Michael Carrick, Manchester United average 1.5 points per game when they have more than 50% of the ball. When they have less than 50%, this number is 2.6.
BBC SportDoes Bellamy need to win back Wales fans?
After a "sleepless night", Wales boss Craig Bellamy decided to turn down the chance to manage Burnley - but has it affected what fans think of him?
Bundesliga.com OfficialLoris Karius silencing doubters with Schalke
Loris Karius's career has taken him from one of football's darkest nights to a starring role in Schalke's return to the Bundesliga.
Sky Sports FootballCalvert-Lewin and Leeds bully Newcastle in dominant victory
Leeds United maintained their unbeaten start to the Premier League campaign with a breathless 4-1 victory over Newcastle.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueLeeds run riot against Newcastle to move third
FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Leeds' win against Newcastle in the Premier League.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueCarra: Arteta becoming like Sir Alex after ref criticism
Jamie Carragher says Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is "becoming the Sir Alex Ferguson of the Premier League" after strongly criticising the penalty awarded against his side in Saturday's 2-0 win at Sunderland.
ESPNPower Rankings: Gotham FC rise to the top as Spirit slip
Gotham FC are the new leaders in ESPN's NWSL Power Rankings, taking advantage of a shocking 3-0 slip-up from Washington Spirit.
ESPNPower Rankings: Chicago's slide continues as Nashville cements top spot
The Chicago Fire haven't tasted victory in more than three weeks, precipitating a slide down this week's edition of ESPN's MLS Power Rankings.
ESPNMorgan, Marta lead chorus of players seeking U20 WWC change
Over a dozen top current and former women's soccer players, including World Cup winners Alex Morgan and Crystal Dunn, and Brazil legend Marta, sent an open letter to FIFA asking to align the U20 Women's World Cup with the international match calendar.
ESPNArsenal prodigy Dowman equals Rooney record with Carabao double
Arsenal prodigy Max Dowman joined Wayne Rooney as the only 16-year-olds to score multiple goals in a game for a Premier League club after his brace in the Carabao Cup win at Ipswich Town on Tuesday.
ESPN💐 Bayern Munich's floral Oktoberfest kit is their wildest yet!
The Bundesliga giants have really gone all out with this year's special jersey to mark Oktoberfest -- or "Wiesn", to give the festival its proper Bavarian name.