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Football ItaliaOfficial: Mendy signs contract extension with Cagliari
Cagliari have confirmed Paul Mendy’s contract extension until June 2032. Cagliari striker Mendy has signed...
ESPNHarry Kane knighthood? It would be 'weird' to be called Sir
Harry Kane has said that he would find it strange to be called "Sir" if he earns a knighthood after winning the Ballon d'Or.
ESPNFormer Man United's Ander Herrera on City breaches: 'Damage irreparable'
Former Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera is bitter over the EPL title he was deprived of during Manchester City's decade of rules breaching.
ESPNWrexham handed $100K fine for selecting 2 ineligible players
Wrexham has been fined by the English Football League for fielding two ineligible players this season, the club announced Wednesday.
ESPNMaresca: Man City 'never practiced penalties' before shootout win
Man City boss Enzo Maresca said his players had not practiced penalties after edging past Brighton in a Carabao Cup shootout on Wednesday.
ESPNCarrick: 'Not surprised' to be Man United manager
Michael Carrick said he is "not surprised" to still be in a job as Manchester United manager, despite the team failing to win any of its last eight games.
ESPNIraola on Bournemouth Carabao Cup draw: 'Only team that I don't want'
Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola said it will be "special" to face former club Bournemouth in the quarterfinals of the Carabao Cup.
ESPNRonaldo tops Messi to win Ballon d'Or of All Time
Portugal's Football Federation congratulated Cristiano Ronaldo on winning the "Ballon d'Or of All Time."
BBC SportMcInnes defends Fernandez before League Cup semi
Rangers manager Derek McInnes defends Emmanuel Fernandez, saying the centre-back "has been a big part of our better performances this season".
Football ItaliaMaresca confirms Donnarumma’s Man City status: ‘No doubt’
Manchester City’s second-choice goalkeeper Gerónimo Rulli saved two penalty kicks against Brighton, but Enzo Maresca...
Sky Sports Premier LeagueIt's been 616 days: Can Spurs finally win three in a row?
By the time Saturday rolls around, it will have been 616 days since Tottenham last won three Premier League games on the bounce. Three different managers have come and gone since the feat was last achieved, none able to steer Spurs to a streak of more than two.
ESPNRoared on by the Kop, Iraola's version of Liverpool is starting to take shape
A shootout win, a place in the Carabao Cup quarterfinals, and a roaring Anfield: Liverpool's rebuild under Andoni Iraola is beginning to gather momentum.
Football ItaliaOnly Barcelona have more goalscorers than Lazio in Europe’s top leagues
Lazio have netted 22 goals this season, with 12 different players getting on the scoresheet:...
Sky Sports Premier LeagueArsenal striker dilemma: Should Arteta keep faith in Havertz?
The Guardian FootballCarrick keeps Fernandes as captain and says he needs no assurances on United future
Carrick says he is not surprised to still be head coach He describes Fernandes as ‘important’ for the squad Michael Carrick has said he will not strip Bruno Fernandes of the Manchester United captaincy after dropping him for the defeat by Bournemouth and that he is not surprised to have kept his job as the head coach. Carrick and Fernandes held talks this week after the Portuguese criticised the tactics in the loss to Como, resulting in the midfielder being an unused substitute on Sunday. Harry Maguire took the armband but will not retain it for Saturday’s game at Chelsea, with Carrick saying “there is no decision to be made” and praising Fernandes. Continue reading...
Sky Sports Premier LeagueArsenal fail with appeal against Dowman's red card
Arsenal have failed in their appeal against Max Dowman's red card in the defeat to League Two Fleetwood Town.
Football ItaliaOfficial: Napoli reveal extent of Lobotka’s injury
Napoli confirm that Stanislav Lobotka has suffered a low-grade ankle injury and, according to reports...
The Guardian FootballRodman rule has been revised but the fight to keep stars in the NWSL goes on | Moving the Goalposts
Gone are the eight criteria to be a High Impact Player so clubs can spend their money on whomever they want – and the solution makes sense When Washington plays Chicago this Sunday in DC, “Rowdy Audi” will probably be full. It will also be full when the post-season starts, should they lock up their top-four position with a positive result on Decision Day. Equipped with an accessible stadium in a big city, a proud fanbase and a formidable roster rife with players qualifying for the High Impact Player (HIP) rule’s initial criteria (including Trinity Rodman, who gave the rule its moniker), the Spirit hold sway in the attendance charts. But starting next season, everyone on the Spirit will qualify for the “Rodman Rule” . So will every player in NWSL. Announced Friday, NWSL settled a grievance with the league’s Players Association, who argued that the initial criteria violated federal labor law. Continue reading...
