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The Guardian FootballFootball Daily | Newcastle’s Jaissle wants to scream while Grealish leaves Moyes speechless
Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now! While it is customary for fans of top-flight clubs with delusions of grandeur to cope with Fizzy Cup exits by pretending the competition is beneath them, this is no longer an option that is open to supporters of Newcastle United. Winning the trophy sponsored by a low-calorie, fruit-flavoured energy drink brand from Thailand may only rank fifth in the domestic pecking order behind the Premier League, FA Cup and both transfer windows, but nobody will ever forget how much it meant to hundreds of thousands of overjoyed Geordies when their team did exactly that the season before last to end a trophy drought dating back to the Jurassic era. And with a quarter-final trip to the tough-tackling League Two bullyboys of Fleetwood up for grabs during their match against serial trophy-dodgers Everton last night, the travelling Toon Army must have fancied their chances of being in the shake-up again. I clearly remember the first time I laughed out hard and loud, as a 12-year-old, reading Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K Jerome. Tonight, 50 years later, after a stretch of horrendous bad years and months (and for my mental health, I exclude the struggles of Tottenham), I read the Football Daily column. Its is often quite witty, but this time, reading about some penalty kick gone awry … I know, I have a simplistic sense of humour, but I laughed so hard and cried at the same time, that my family wondered what happened. Thanks for a cathartic experience. Words” – L Json. As a Spurs supporter who saw my first game at White Hart Lane when I was five years old – almost eight decades ago – I can only express my relief that attention has drifted away from the continual ridicule of my team. The fact that a certain club that should return to south of the Thames managed to lose at Highbury (ironically), that lot from down Kings Road and Manchester United are all hogging the headlines for all the wrong reasons just makes life sweeter. It’s time for my second nap of the day now, so I’ll sign off” – Stewart McGuinness. This is an extract from our daily football email … Football Daily. To get the full version, just visit this page and follow the instructions . Continue reading...
BBC SportArteta warns Dowman 'we are not in Disneyland' after red card
Mikel Arteta says "we are not in Disneyland" and that he will hold Max Dowman to the same standards as other first-team players after the teenager's red card against Fleetwood.
Football ItaliaPulisic: ‘I always wanted to renew with Milan, really excited for the next few years’
Christian Pulisic has spoken to the media for the first time since putting pen to...
The Guardian FootballAntonelli set for F1 title, Premier League, and NFL action – follow with us
Here’s how to follow along with our coverage – the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reports Continue reading...
Football ItaliaOfficial: Pulisic signs new long-term Milan contract extension
Milan have announced that Christian Pulisic has put pen to paper on a new contract...
ESPNAncelotti continues Brazil 'renewal' with squad for Japan, Singapore
Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti announced his squad for friendlies against Japan and Singapore in November, once again leaning heavily toward youth.
ESPNFan who struck Madrid's Camavinga identified
Local police have identified the Barcelona supporter that hit Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga with a flag during last weekend's Clasico at the Camp Nou.
ESPNRonaldo 15 shy of 1,000 goals after 15-minute hat trick
Ronaldo scored a 15-minute hat trick for Al Nassr to lead his team to a 5-3 Saudi Pro League win over Al Kholood on Thursday and take his career goals total to 985.
ESPNBarcelona's Flick on Yamal's Ballon d'Or setback: He reacted well
Barcelona coach Hansi Flick said Lamine Yamal has reacted like a champion to missing out on the Ballon d'Or to Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane.
ESPNGrealish dropped by Everton over 'breach of club discipline'
Jack Grealish was made unavailable for Everton's Carabao Cup round of 16 match against Newcastle on Thursday due to what the club called a "breach of club discipline."
ESPNArsenal's Dowman gets 3-game ban for red card after appeal rejected
Arsenal's appeal against Max Dowman's red card in their Carabao Cup defeat at Fleetwood and the suspension imposed has been rejected by an independent commission and he will serve a three-game ban.
ESPNMilan's U.S. owner ponders Ronaldo's Al Nassr buy
Gerry Cardinale has revealed his American investment management firm RedBird Capital Partners is exploring the option of acquiring Al Nassr.
BBC SportItems stolen from Man Utd Munich air disaster memorial
The foundation has urged the return of stolen items, saying they mean so much to bereaved families.
The Guardian Football‘There’s a new chapter to write’: Le Bris upbeat as Sunderland eye Coventry reunion
European football has stretched resources but the manager insists busy schedule is not something to complain about Twenty seconds of stoppage time remained when Enzo Le Fée picked up the ball and kissed it before taking a corner. As intended, the Frenchman’s perfect, right-footed delivery dropped into the corridor of uncertainty that leaves goalkeepers torn between leaving their line or standing firm. It also dipped at the right moment for Dan Ballard to power a header in off the crossbar. Extra time in the 2025 Championship playoff semi-final second leg was almost over and Sunderland had secured a 1-1 draw that consigned Coventry to a 3-2 aggregate defeat. Continue reading...
Sky Sports FootballCan Iraola continue his impressive record against Arsenal on Sunday?
Andoni Iraola has beaten Arsenal in three of his last four attempts - can he continue this run of good form against the Gunners on Sunday?
Sky Sports FootballHow Suzuki has wowed Villa fans since replacing Martinez
Aston Villa fans still sing about having the world's number one goalkeeper. But what started as a chant for Emiliano Martinez and morphed into defiant support for young Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki has become something else. They actually believe it.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueHow Suzuki has wowed Villa fans since replacing Martinez
Aston Villa fans still sing about having the world's number one goalkeeper. But what started as a chant for Emiliano Martinez and morphed into defiant support for young Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki has become something else. They actually believe it.
BBC SportO'Neill agrees with McGregor about Celtic issues
Manager Martin O'Neill says he is in "full agreement" with captain Callum McGregor's assessment of Celtic's issues, but insisted they will "sort it out".