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Leicester have sunk to new low under Martin but can he turn it around?

A decade ago in September 2016, Leicester City were getting ready to play in the Champions League.

Pakistan investigating 'discipline and conduct' in latest twist on crisis tour

The Pakistan Cricket Board has launched an investigation into "media reports concerning discipline and conduct" amid the team's crisis tour of England.

US Open: Rybakina closes in on world No 1 spot after dispatching Osaka

Arsenal edge out Chelsea in pulsating London derby

Arsenal came from behind to beat Chelsea 2-1 in the first real major Premier League heavyweight clash of the new campaign - in an early contender for game of the season.

Poch 'careful' with young stars for USMNT camp

USMNT coach Mauricio Pochettino said that while he is happy about the potential of young players in the U.S. pool, "we need to be careful" amid the buzz around Philadelphia Union's Cavan Sullivan and NYRB's Julian Hall.

Mbappé defends work rate, talks up Ballon d'Or

Kylian Mbappé launched a passionate defence of his playing style, denying that his work-rate off the ball -- alongside teammate Vinícius Júnior -- is an issue for Real Madrid.

DJ Enzo: City training with club-inspired beats

Enzo Maresca has introduced musical training at Manchester City in an attempt to put his stamp on the team after replacing Pep Guardiola as manager.

Martinelli starts as Al Hilal's 47-game streak ends

Al Hilal's 47-game unbeaten run in the Saudi Pro League ended after a 2-0 home loss to Neom on Monday.

Kane hopes 'best season' earns historic Ballon d'Or

Harry Kane has said he is happy to be in contention for the Ballon d'Or and that he is "extremely proud" of his stunning goalscoring campaign last season.

Belgium won't back Infantino bid, cite Balogun red

The Belgian football federation said it can't support Gianni Infantino's bid for another term as FIFA president, citing transparency and governance issues and the way FIFA handled clearing Folarin Balogun from a mandatory one-game ban at the World Cup.

Chiesa might leave Liverpool - Tuesday's gossip

Federico Chiesa's future at Liverpool is in doubt, Jadon Sancho might return to the Premier League, Real Madrid's Endrick is attracting interest from Italy, plus more.

Udinese boss Runjaic: ‘We paid dearly for double injury, Lazio are a top team’

Kosta Runjaic believes Udinese paid a heavy price for losing both Jakub Piotrowski and Oumar...

Maresca eyes rest for busy dad Haaland as Manchester City prepare for Porto

Norwegian forward has played every minute of season Parenting duties have changed player’s ‘priorities’ Enzo Maresca believes Erling Haaland has become “complete” as his priorities have changed after the birth of the Manchester City No 9’s son two years ago. Haaland has again started the campaign in prolific form, scoring three goals in City’s opening three Premier League victories. In three of the 26‑year‑old’s four previous seasons at City he has won the Premier League golden boot. Maresca pointed to how the birth of his son in 2024 changed the Norwegian’s motivation. Continue reading...

Lazio’s Gattuso looks ahead after Udinese win: ‘I hope to take points from Milan, the club of my heart’

Gennaro Gattuso has praised Lazio’s mentality after their dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over Udinese, while...

Report: Milan and Juventus to rival Arsenal and Man Utd for Dortmund’s Svensson

Milan and Juventus could go head-to-head in the January transfer window as both Serie A...

Juventus face 3 month Locatelli absence as tests reveal need for surgery

Juventus have suffered another major injury setback, with captain Manuel Locatelli set to undergo surgery...

Udinese 1-2 Lazio: Summer signings Frattesi and Gudmundsson inspire comeback victory

Lazio came from behind to beat Udinese 2-1 at the Bluenergy Stadium on Monday evening,...

Emery ready to ignite Aston Villa’s season at Club Brugge after familiar slow start

Manager remains calm despite his side taking one point and scoring no goals in opening three Premier League games Unai Emery is not panicking. He may kick every ball on the touchline but, behind closed doors, Aston Villa’s players are used to him being the calmest person in the room, routinely more demanding after victory than defeat. John McGinn tells a story in which the Villa manager, early in his now almost four-year tenure, broke character and lost his cool during a half-time interval not owing to a lukewarm performance but because he witnessed his captain tearing into teammates. In Emery’s eyes, it was McGinn expending unnecessary energy rather than seeking solutions. Emery, McGinn and Villa have been here before. Just last season, in fact; at this point, they were pointless in the Premier Leagueand still another 157 minutes from registering their first goal. So in one sense Villa, who shook off a slow start to qualify for the Champions League for the second time in three seasons, are ahead of schedule. Villa’s goalless draw at Hull on Saturday was not the most absorbing display but there were enough green shoots to trust Emery when he says he is confident they can again exceed expectations. Continue reading...