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Milan lose Tomori for one month after injury in 4-2 Bologna defeat

Milan will have to do without defender Fikayo Tomori until after the November international break,...

Iraola tempers Liverpool title talk, Maresca says Donnarumma is droppable, and more – as it happened

⚽ News and previews heading into the weekend’s action ⚽ Premier League: 10 things to look out for | Mail Andy Dejan Kulusevski returned to competitive action for Tottenham after a 17-month injury layoff to play the last few minutes in the club’s 3-1 home victory against Coventry last week and followed that up with another substitute appearance in Saturday’s win at Chelsea. Kulusevski had multiple setbacks after knee surgery in May 2025. But a second procedure in March finally set him on the road to recovery. Continue reading...

Rickelton, Mulder hit tons as South Africa set Australia 288 to win decider

Ryan Rickelton and Wiaan Mulder struck centuries as South Africa were bowled out ‌for 387 to close day four of the decisive third Test against Australia, setting the touring ​side a victory target of 288 on the final day.

Why has Caf abandoned plans to hold Afcon every four years?

The Africa Cup of Nations will remain on a two-year cycle after the Confederation of African Football performed a U-turn on a decision taken last December.

Official: Roma confirm 22-man squad for Udinese trip including five teenagers

Gian Piero Gasperini has named a squad of 22 players including five teenagers for Roma’s...

Lawson disqualified from Mexico qualifying after technical breach

Carrick's last chance? The fixes Man Utd may need at Chelsea

You would be forgiven for wondering how much longer Michael Carrick will remain in the Manchester United dugout.

Bompastor: WSL rivals are too strong to allow Chelsea squad rotation

Carrick's last chance? The fixes Man Utd may need at Chelsea

You would be forgiven for wondering how much longer Michael Carrick will remain in the Manchester United dugout.

Grealish could have been Everton’s poster boy of a new era. Now his career is in limbo

After being dropped for ‘a breach of club discipline’, the winger must face the same questions about respect and self-awareness For the biggest game in Manchester City’s history, Jack Grealish was given a starting berth while Phil Foden, Julián Alvarez and Riyad Mahrez were on the bench. Grealish played the full 90 minutes of the Champions League triumph against Inter because Pep Guardiola had the greatest faith in the attacking midfielder, but three years on he is at risk of being yesterday’s man. That trust dwindled, not helped by injuries, and Grealish made only 17 Premier League starts over the next two seasons under Guardiola. City wanted him to leave in the summer of 2025, and Everton provided the solution, taking him on loan and borrowing him again for this season. Six Everton appearances into this campaign he was left out of the squad for Thursday’s Carabao Cup win against Newcastle after missing training on Monday. Everton went public with the fact that there had been “ a breach of club discipline ”. Continue reading...

Chivu: ‘A derby is always an added motivation, but it’s not decisive’

Cristian Chivu says that the prospect of a Derby della Madonnina against rivals Milan is...

What Howe could bring to Man Utd - and what are the challenges?

Eddie Howe is being linked with the Manchester United job, but what are some of the considerations for him and the club?

Fears Chelsea's Lacroix could be out until January

Chelsea fear Maxence Lacroix will have a lengthy lay-off having suffered a serious hamstring injury.

Premier League team news: predicted lineups for the weekend action

Chelsea take on Michael Carrick’s Manchester United on Saturday while Liverpool host Arsenal on Sunday Saturday 12.30pm TNT Sports 1 Venue Stamford Bridge Continue reading...

Putellas provides mindset change as London City bid to upstage champions

Ballon d’Or winner’s move to WSL has transformed the Lionesses on and off the pitch with belief soaring ahead of Manchester City clash As Martin Semmens, the London City Lionesses chief executive, sits down is his office he looks like the cat that got the cream. He says he has just learned that the club’s Instagram page has generated 34m hits since Alexia Putellas won the Ballon d’Or on Monday evening, and it is only Thursday afternoon. On Sunday, two clubs with seven of the top 30 players in the Ballon d’Or rankings will go head-to-head when Manchester City visit Hayes Lane, Bromley. It is, Semmens, says, “awesome for the WSL”. From the outside, it can feel slightly surreal. The independent women’s club, owned by the businesswoman Michele Kang, are third in the top flight, two‑and‑a‑half years after finishing eighth in tier two, and Semmens believes signing the world’s best player has helped change the mindset of everyone at the club. Continue reading...

Spalletti recovers another option in attack as Ekhator eyes Juventus debut

Friday’s reports confirm that Jeff Ekhator is finally back in full training with Juventus, which...

Spurs' Maddison fit to face Palace - De Zerbi

Tottenham midfielder James Maddison is available to face Crystal Palace on Saturday says manager Roberto De Zerbi, despite an injury scare last week.

‘We are not in Disneyland’: Arteta warns Dowman of Arsenal’s demands

‘We have made these mistakes … you can get punished’ Dowman lost appeal against red card at Fleetwood Mikel Arteta has warned Max Dowman that he “is not in Disneyland” and must learn from his red card against Fleetwood after Arsenal’s appeal against his three-match suspension was rejected. The 16-year-old became the youngest player ever to be sent off in the League Cup on Tuesday as the Premier League champions crashed out to the League Two side Fleetwood. Arteta said he was “very disappointed” that the Football Association rejected the appeal against his red card and felt Dowman was lucky not to suffer a broken foot from “reckless tackles”. Continue reading...