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Football ItaliaNico Gonzalez reveals McKennie tribute: ‘I missed the Juventus jersey’
Nico Gonzalez explained his special dedication to Weston McKennie after scoring against Parma, and confessed...
Football ItaliaSerie A | Juventus 2-0 Parma: Nico Gonzalez inspirational
Nico Gonzalez came off the bench and sparked Juventus into life for a 2-0 victory...
The Guardian FootballLavish spending fails to fix Tottenham’s big issue – the lack of soul and spine | Jonathan Liew
It might be too early to push the panic button but Roberto De Zerbi faces a huge task if he is to turn Spurs around Time for Tottenham to start panicking? This is, of course, a subtle trick question. Tottenham is one of those clubs that never actually stops panicking. They panic when they concede and they panic when they score. They panic when they have the ball and they panic when someone else does. They have a coach in Roberto De Zerbi whose face evokes a state of permanent alarm, the expression of a man perpetually having a toilet door opened on him. One year they even managed to panic their way to the Europa League. For the ever-rattled Spurs fan, this club is less a treasured devotion and more a lifelong haunting, broken up by occasional panic substitutions. You could intuit that sense of encrusted resignation pretty much from the moment Anthony Elanga’s improvised shot kissed the post and trickled over the line to give Newcastle the lead. Since beating Aston Villa 4-1 in late 2024, Tottenham have gone behind 44 times in all competitions and come back to win precisely zero of them. There is something innate and endemic here, a chronic case of Long Tottenham for which – despite the new coach, the new leadership structure and more than a third of a billion pounds in transfer fees – there remains no proven cure. Yoane Wissa’s clincher was of zero surprise to anyone. Continue reading...
Bundesliga.com OfficialKonstantinos Karetsas and Giannis Konstantelias star as Dortmund impress on opening day
Greek duo Giannis Konstantelias and Konstantinos Karetsas played starring roles in Borussia Dortmund's opening weekend victory over Hamburg, but there was cause for concern later in the encounter.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueMan City open talks with Liverpool over Gakpo
The Netherlands forward has also attracted interest from Tottenham, but sources indicate Manchester City is his preferred destination if he leaves Anfield.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueNewcastle showed 'full commitment' in Spurs win - Jaissle
Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle says their 2-0 away win is "well deserved" and praises his side's decision making to secure three points against Tottenham in the Premier League.
BBC SportSpurs 'didn't deserve' loss to Newcastle - De Zerbi
Tottenham manager Roberto de Zerbi describes his side's 2-0 defeat by Newcastle United as an "unfair result", with Spurs rooted to the bottom of the Premier League table.
BBC SportAre Charlton ready to challenge? - Sam Parkin's EFL takeaways
BBC Final Score pundit Sam Parkin looks at the weekend's talking points in the EFL, including a perfect start for Charlton Athletic.
BBC Sport'Angry & apologetic' - can McCann halt Kilmarnock's losing start?
What is going wrong at Kilmarnock amid losing start to Scottish Premiership season?
BBC SportO'Neill would rather Celtic had no fans at Ibrox than 300
Martin O'Neill says Celtic "might as well not get any" tickets after Rangers offered 300 for the sides' League Cup quarter-final at Ibrox next month.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueJaissle claims first Premier League win at lacklustre Spurs
Second-half goals from Anthony Elanga and Yoanne Wissa give manager Matthias Jaissle his first Premier League victory, as Newcastle United win 2-0 at Tottenham Hotspur.
The Guardian Premier LeagueTottenham 0-2 Newcastle: Premier League – as it happened
Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa got the goals as Newcastle survived a first-half onslaught before consigning Tottenham to back-to-back top flight defeats Read Paul MacInnes’s match report Fun fact: Tottenham and Newcastle have met 61 times in the Premier League era without ever playing out a scoreless draw. Today could be the day for a dreary stalemate but it seems unlikely – fingers crossed for a glut of goals. Premier League: Hull City have made it back-to-back wins upon their return to the top flight, with Liam Millar scoring the only goal of their game at Coventry City to deposit another three precious points in the bank. James Tarkowski left it until added time to cancel out Alex Scott’s opener as Bournemouth were held by Everton at the Vitality Stadium. In today’s early game, Liverpool and Nottingham Forest served up an entertaining 2-2 draw at Anfield, where the hosts had to come from behind twice to rescue a point. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaReport Hutchinson ready for Milan after verbal agreement with Nottingham Forest
Milan have reportedly agreed a loan with option to buy for Nottingham Forest winger Omari...
Football ItaliaOfficial: Torino sign Perri from Leeds United, sell Pedersen to Olympiacos
Torino have officially signed goalkeeper Lucas Perri from Leeds United, on loan with option to...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueIraola awaits first win as Liverpool rescue late draw against Forest
Liverpool come from behind twice to rescue a 2-2 draw against Nottingham Forest at Anfield, leaving new manager Andoni Iraola in search of his first Premier League win with the club.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueHull continue perfect start with away win at Coventry
Substitute Liam Millar's late goal helps Hull secure a 1-0 away victory against Coventry City and continues their perfect start to life back in the Premier League, with two wins from two matches.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueTarkowski strikes late to rescue point for Everton at Bournemouth
Everton captain James Tarkowski strikes in the 91st minute to rescue a point, as Bournemouth settle for a 1-1 draw at the Vitality Stadium.
The Guardian Premier LeagueNo country for old men: Premier League grind is why managers are getting younger
The boss in the dugout is typically no longer an ageing former player – most are in their 40s on an exhausting treadmill One of the problems with getting older is that you’re never quite sure whether it’s you or them. Is the world really changing, or is it just you, struggling to adapt? There’s a milestone in life, probably as you’re contemplating university or a first job, when you realise you’re watching a footballer who is younger than you. Then, 15-20 years later, you realise you’re watching a manager who is younger than you. And 15-20 years after that, especially if you’re watching the modern Premier League, you realise that almost every manager is younger than you. At which you do two things: give thanks for David Moyes; and check to see whether it’s actually happening, or whether this is just the football equivalent of the policemen-getting-younger cliche. Continue reading...