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Mourinho ‘surprised’ by Inter’s UCL drought, blames ‘an Italian’ for fixture list

Real Madrid coach José Mourinho is ‘surprised’ that Inter have not won the Champions League...

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Red Star fans unveil tifo of war criminal Mladic before derby

Red Star Belgrade fans unveil a tifo of war criminal Ratko Mladic before their derby win over Partizan Belgrade on Sunday.

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New camera angle shows Williams' disallowed goal hit arm

New video footage shows the ball coming off Neco Williams' arm before his disallowed goal for Nottingham Forest in the 0-0 draw against Tottenham.

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Karius keeps Kane at bay as Schalke nullify Bayern on Neuer’s return | Andy Brassell

The often-derided Loris Karius upstaged Manuel Neuer as Schalke held Bayern to a rare goalless draw in a tale of two goalkeepers in Gelsenkirchen If one goalkeeper was going to dominate the discussion in this game, it actually felt as if it would be the less busy one. Schalke fans do not take kindly to being dumped and even if Manuel Neuer left the club behind 15 years ago – and even if most of the world associates him with Bayern Munich rather than his home town club – he is still given a rough ride when he returns. Opposing sporting directors Max Eberl and Frank Baumann had words to say about that after Saturday evening’s latest visit, but it wasn’t Germany’s legendary goalkeeper who took the headlines – or not he alone, at least. It was always going to be a landmark afternoon with Schalke playing a first home game in the top flight since May 2023, but this was way beyond what anyone could have expected. The numbers said it all – with Bayern failing to score for the first time domestically since a goalless draw at Leverkusen more than 18 months ago, meaning they finished the weekend not on top of the table for the first time in almost two years – but told nothing of the story. Continue reading...

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BBC Sport — Premier League

WSL talking points: Palace result in doubt after substitution nightmare, while Arsenal signings shine

Promoted side’s thrilling win may be overturned after they used four substitution windows, while Georgia Stanway shows the way for Gunners Kirsty Howat’s 60-second cameo deep into injury time could ruin what was a memorable day for Crystal Palace on their return to the top flight. An impressive 1-0 victory against Everton was celebrated emphatically by Jo Potter and her players but that joy would have been replaced by concern and frustration not long after. On Sunday evening WSL Football revealed that there had been a breach of the rules – the Eagles used four substitute windows rather than the regulated three – which had not been picked up by either the coaching staff or the match officials. An investigation has now been launched with punishment to be decided (there is a potential for the result to be overturned). The needless error has put a dampener on what should have been a positive afternoon thanks to the England Under-23 forward Lexi Lloyd-Smith’s winner on her WSL debut. Sophie Downey Continue reading...

England

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New video shows Williams handball - but won't end VAR row

A new camera angle shows the ball coming off Nottingham Forest defender Neco Williams' arms as he scores his disallowed goal against Tottenham.

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‘Relief’ of Premier League title has given Arsenal confidence, says David Raya

Keeper says Gunners ‘can beat anybody in this league’ Arteta’s side have started title defence with three wins David Raya says Arsenal are playing with greater confidence after the “relief” of winning the Premier League. The champions continued their perfect start to the defence of their crown with the 2-1 home win against Chelsea on Sunday, making it nine points out of nine. It was a powerhouse performance coloured by a freedom of expression, which stood in contrast to the nerviness of the final months of last season when the team laboured under a weight of pressure and expectation before they beat Manchester City to the title . That was Arsenal’s first triumph since 2004 and followed three consecutive runners-up finishes. Continue reading...

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Picture: Vanoli arrives at Viola Park to replace Grosso as Fiorentina coach

Paolo Vanoli has already arrived at Fiorentina’s training centre and is ready to sign his...

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Belgian FA still wants Balogun ban answers

Belgium's FA says it still wants answers about why Folarin Balogun was allowed to play against them at the World Cup.

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Video: Inter star Dimarco trains with knee bandage before Real Madrid clash

Inter star Federico Dimarco is training with the rest of the team this morning on...

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Official: Referee appointed for Napoli vs. Arsenal

Swedish referee Glenn Nyberg has been appointed for Wednesday’s Champions League match between Napoli and...

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Why is Sunderland vs Arsenal at 8pm on Saturday?

BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains why Saturday's Premier League fixture between Sunderland and Arsenal is kicking off at 8pm

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Milan star Gila admits physical discomfort forced him off against Juventus

Milan defender Mario Gila admits he ‘felt discomfort’ in his patellar tendon, so he had...

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Leicester failed to produce bare minimum in Oxford thrashing - Souttar

Leicester players failed to produce the "bare minimum" and "have got to take responsibility" for Saturday's heavy defeat by Oxford, says captain Harry Souttar.

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Vanoli set for Fiorentina return as verbal agreement reached

Multiple sources claim that Paolo Vanoli is set to return to Fiorentina just three months...

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CBS’s Champions League studio panel are back and ready to irritate each other

Kate Scott, Thierry Henry, Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards discuss their oft-viral approach to covering soccer for a US audience It takes something special for a sports broadcast to outshine the action on the field. Yet that is often what happens on CBS Sports, where the Champions League studio show has struck a rare chord with viewers, most often broadcast on streaming branch Paramount+. The usual group (Kate Scott, Jamie Carragher, Thierry Henry, and Micah Richards), have become fixtures on the American TV circuit, thanks in large part to their on-air chemistry. Scott guides the show expertly – all with with a mass of banter and ribbing along the way. Continue reading...

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