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ESPNRonaldo scores as Al Nassr fans show support after Portugal walkout
Cristiano Ronaldo marked his first match for Al Nassr since walking out on Portugal's camp last week by scoring his 980th career goal on Friday.
Sky Sports FootballPapers: Fee Man Utd could receive for wantaway JJ Gabriel revealed
The top stories and transfer rumours from Friday's newspapers...
Sky Sports Premier LeaguePapers: Fee Man Utd could receive for wantaway JJ Gabriel revealed
The top stories and transfer rumours from Friday's newspapers...
ESPNSir Alex: Ronaldo and Rooney were 'best in Europe'
Sir Alex Ferguson has said that Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney were the two best players in Europe for a period under his management at Manchester United.
ESPNWe don't get Man City guilty verdict without hacker Rui Pinto, but he isn't a hero
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The Guardian Premier League‘Is the greatness of the Premier League a myth?’: Ed Aarons answered your football questions
With the Premier League back on Saturday, football writer Ed Aarons answered your questions on what the Man City verdict means, whether referees will be stricter, and whether Don’t Look Back In Anger was prophetic Fearandloathingpart2 asks : Given the political pressure that is inevitably going to be placed on Man City, do you think the independent regulator will take action? If they don’t, they lose any credibility but it just seems unlikely to me they’ll take serious action against the ownership. Am I being too cynical? Any thoughts? MademoiselleK asks: Surely given the guilty verdict on City they should be suspended for the rest of the PL season pending the outcome of their appeal. Only five games in the PL could simply annul the results so far and drop to a 37 club competition. If they are allowed to play on then what happens when their appeal fails - presumably months down the line. Docking them points at that stage makes the league a joke as you will have a club whose serial cheating has already ruined the credibility of English football’s showcase competition which is watched by billions worldwide. Ed says: I don’t think you’re being too cynical, although it must be said this is probably the biggest challenge the new Independent Football Regulator (IFR) chair David Kogan could possibly ever have faced and it has come less than a year after he was appointed to the new role… The IFR is able to re-assess the suitability of owners, directors and executives and Kogan said in a statement that “we will use these powers where appropriate, in the interests of protecting the sustainability, honesty and integrity of English football where there is clear evidence of wrongdoing by individuals.” However, the political ramifications that were highlighted by the reaction to Andy Burnham’s comments last week that he would be “really concerned” to lose the City’s owners from Abu Dhabi were an indication that this all goes well beyond football. It puts the IFR in a tricky situation, although it is meant to be independent and Kogan will be keen to show that. Ed says: There has already been an interesting case involving the team that you may be referring to in your question if my instinct serves me right?! The decision to award Sunderland a penalty against Arsenal last month enraged Mikel Arteta and his reaction was probably an attempt to try and put doubts in the officials’ minds the next time they are confronted with a similar situation. Quite clever really given how many goals Arsenal scored from corners last year… Referees are definitely on the lookout for miscreants at set pieces but actually cracking down on such chaos is not going to be easy without help from the VAR. Time will tell. Continue reading...
Sky Sports Premier LeagueIraola's early impact: Big calls, foundations to thrill – and lift-off vs Man City?
Andoni Iraola has made an unbeaten start as Liverpool boss – but will he get lift-off at Anfield in the huge clash with Manchester City on Sunday?
ESPNPostecoglou: Ronaldo 'morale high' at Al Nassr
Al Nassr coach Ange Postecoglou has refused to comment on Cristiano Ronaldo's walk-out from the Portugal team but did reveal the veteran forward's "morale is very high."
The Guardian FootballFootball Daily | Spygate: one of football’s stranger and more pointless transgressions
Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now! The recent international break has proved to be a goldmine for punishment admin, nicely wrapped up on Wednesday night with the latest chapter of the Southampton Spygate saga. It sounds like a three-part Netflix documentary – and almost certainly will be one day – but for now, here’s a reminder of what went down; feel free to add your own haunting synth soundtrack … two days before the first leg of their Championship playoff semi-final, Middlesbrough staff spotted someone lurking on the perimeter of their training ground and the EFL confirmed “an individual associated with Southampton” was involved. Southampton won the tie and advanced to the final, but the storm kept building. After days of uncertainty and wild speculation, Saints were kicked out of the playoffs (and docked four points for the following season) and Boro went to Wembley. Their opponents, Hull City, threatened their own legal action, which by now we can safely assume is going absolutely nowhere. Continue reading...
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Mbappé future at Real Madrid in doubt?
Mbappé has reportedly angered manager Jose Mourinho, but Madrid would not consider offers less than €200 million. Transfer Talk has the latest.
ESPNRonaldo's Portugal walkout is nothing new; he has a long history of rows with coaches
Cristiano Ronaldo walked out of the Portugal national team's camp after being benched. It is far from the first high-profile row of his two decades at the top.
ESPNRonaldo says Jesus broke his word, apologizes to Portugal teammates
Cristiano Ronaldo said he will remain available to represent Portugal should they call him up again in a five-page letter seen by ESPN, while explaining his fallout with coach Jorge Jesus last week.
ESPNMessi marks tearful Argentina farewell with goal: Wish I could play forever
Lionel Messi marked his 208th and final game for Argentina with his 126th goal as his country bid an emotional farewell to the global icon.
BBC SportEuro Leagues: Ronaldo's fallout with Jorge Jesus & is Zidane making his mark?
Is Ronaldo's behaviour a surprise? And what've we learnt from Zidane's start?
BBC SportTwo icons, a glorious farewell and a potentially bitter ending
As Lionel Messi's international career ends in fond farewell, Cristiano Ronaldo's is at risk of petering out. BBC Sport takes a look at what could be the end of the international career's of two football greats.
The Guardian FootballSouthampton manager Tonda Eckert given six-week suspended ban for Spygate scandal
Independent commission cites ‘genuine contrition’ But FA wanted three-month ban and may appeal The Southampton head coach, Tonda Eckert, has escaped a ban from the Football Association for his part in the Spygate scandal that led to the club being expelled from last season’s Championship playoff final and denied the chance to win promotion to the Premier League. The German has been given a six-week suspended ban and £28,000 fine by an independent commission after admitting all charges of misconduct, but the FA could appeal against the sanction after its lawyers demanded a three-month ban from all football. Continue reading...
BBC SportBarry-Murphy and Bellamy 'so similar' - Lawlor
Cardiff boss Brian Barry-Murphy and Wales head coach Craig Bellamy have similar outlooks says Dylan Lawlor.
Sky Sports FootballKane sums up England legacy on special night - but can he make final step?
Some things are inevitable in life. Harry Kane delivering for England is always one of those inevitabilities. On his momentous, milestone match, he stuck to the script perfectly.