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BBC Sport — Premier LeagueIs the Premier League already a two-team title race?
Four games is far too soon to be talking about who is in or out of the title race... isn't it? BBC Sport asks if this is already a two-horse race.
The Guardian FootballFootball Daily | Another dog’s breakfast over VAR for the new and rebranded Pro Ref
Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now! Keys. Phone. Wallet. What day it is. The names of people to whom we’ve just been introduced. Where we parked the car. The shopping list we wrote to remind us what Tin groceries we need. The dog we’re supposed to be walking. Dozens of umbrellas. The name of the hotel we’re staying in. Assorted birthdays. Why we walked into a room. The list of things your scatterbrained Football Daily forgets with alarming frequency is so long that we’re genuinely struggling to remember most of the things that should feature on it. While our absentmindedness tends not to upset anyone other than ourselves or our nearest or dearest, we can’t even begin to imagine the bowel-loosening horror of completely forgetting something so simple and blindingly obvious that it enrages the majority of the 74,161 football fans in attendance while bringing the already snakebelly low reputation of your entire profession into even more disrepute than it was less than 24 hours previously. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaMalagò: ‘Italy shouldn’t limit itself to World Cup qualification, Romano not the only one’
FIGC President Giovanni Malagò insists that Italy should be aiming for more than just qualification...
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Arsenal keeping tabs on Liverpool teen Ngumoha
Liverpool are reportedly looking to sign Bournemouth's Rayan next summer. Transfer Talk has the latest.
ESPNWas this miss from Birmingham's Vázquez the worst ever? Not even close
Birmingham's Luis Vázquez put the ball over the bar from close range on Saturday, but is it the worst miss ever?
ESPNManchester derby defined by VAR drama; Real Madrid booed; Chelsea bullied by Hull
Sunday's Manchester derby was fascinating and not just because of the referee/VAR errors. Also: Real Madrid get booed again, and Chelsea should be worried after being bullied by Hull City, as Gab Marcotti recaps the weekend.
Football ItaliaDiouf: ‘I don’t feel like a wing-back, my goal is to return to the Inter midfield’
Andy Diouf has made it clear that he would prefer to not play at wing-back...
ESPNManchester derby reaction: City's 10-man master class, VAR questions, more
Manchester City outplayed their city rivals as Manchester United failed to take advantage of Phil Foden's early red card.
Football ItaliaRoma have late Wesley doubt ahead of visit to Torino in Serie A Week 4
Roma are in Serie A action away against Torino on Monday night, but the Giallorossi...
The Guardian FootballPolanski the first managerial victim of Bundesliga season as Gladbach fail again | Andy Brassell
Departure of head coach after defeat at Freiburg sums up club that could join other fallen giants in second tier It could not go on. Even at this early stage the sinking feeling was familiar and impossible to shake, and something had to give at Borussia Mönchengladbach. The first Bundesliga coaching change of the season is upon us just three games in, and it is not a major surprise that it is Eugen Polanski departing. Neither is it a shock that Gladbach are involved; after all, it was at exactly this point last season – three games in – that they parted ways with Gerardo Seoane. A club with more prospects and direction would have chosen to move on from Polanski in the summer, but the reality is that Gladbach have few of either. Saturday afternoon’s humiliation at Freiburg – a club enjoying a 100% record, guided by poise and purpose, having spent the Johan Manzambi money wisely – was no bad day at the office but a season in microcosm. The home side cruised into a 2-0 lead inside the first half-hour before the Gladbach captain, Tim Kleindienst, was sent off for a second yellow card (after an utterly avoidable first one). One former Gladbach player, Yannik Engelhardt, scored twice while another, Matthias Ginter, made two assists. It finished 5-0 and could have been way worse. Continue reading...
Bundesliga.com OfficialBundesliga shirts up for grabs in our Goaltoberfest competition!
With Oktoberfest set to get under way on 19 September, we are celebrating Goaltoberfest in the Bundesliga, where balls hitting the back of the net could win you prizes!
The Guardian Premier LeagueVAR controversy decides Manchester derby as City keep pace with Arsenal: Football Weekly – podcast
Max Rushden is joined by B arry Glendenning , Barney Ronay and John Brewin to discuss the weekend’s Premier League action On the podcast today: Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Barney Ronay, and John Brewin to round up the weekend’s Premier League action. Manchester City beat Manchester United at Old Trafford with a controversial Erling Haaland goal. Has the job of referees become too difficult for regular folk, and do we need Nasa scientists or data wonks instead at Pro Ref? Continue reading...
Football ItaliaMancini to watch three young Italy hopefuls during Torino vs. Roma
Italy national team head coach Roberto Mancini is expected to attend the Serie A match...
The Guardian FootballArsenal demand meeting with Pro Ref over penalty decision at Sunderland
Explanation wanted after spot-kick given against them Arsenal likely to raise penalty not awarded at Aston Villa Arsenal are seeking an explanation from Pro Ref over the penalty awarded to Sunderland on Saturday that Mikel Arteta described as “ unacceptable at this level ”. It is understood the Premier League champions contacted Pro Ref on Monday y to request a meeting after Ezri Konsa was penalised during an incident involving Dan Ballard at the Stadium of Light. David Raya made a brilliant save to deny Enzo Le Fée’s spot-kick before Arsenal went on to win 2-0. Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballTop of the table, empty in the stands: inside the revolt against Lazio’s owner | Nicky Bandini
Despite an impressive start under Gennaro Gattuso, supporters are boycotting the Stadio Olimpico to wage war against Claudio Lotito Gennaro Gattuso has given some memorable post‑game interviews down the years. Who could forget his “sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe shit” rant at OFI Crete or the face of the beleaguered interpreter tasked with translating it? Last year, not long before taking charge of the Italian national team, Gattuso got into a finger‑jabbing, language‑swapping, almost‑nose‑to‑nose shouting match with Josko Jelicic on Croatian television. Continue reading...
BBC SportAberdeen may be disciplined over fan behaviour
Aberdeen could face disciplinary action after some supporters invaded the Rugby Park pitch following their cup win over Kilmarnock.
Football ItaliaIbrahimovic returns to Milan training centre six months after Allegri clash
Sky Sport Italia reports that RedBird advisor Zlatan Ibrahimovic returned to Milanello for the first...
Football ItaliaHow much Juventus must pay to bring Adzic back after Sassuolo winner
Vasilije Adzic scored the winning goal as Sassuolo stunned his parent club Juventus on Sunday,...