3 Talking points | Premier League: City cream of the crop, Arsenal mount serious title challenge
Arsenal underlined their emergence as genuine Premier League title contenders with an impressive 3-1 win against Tottenham.
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Chelsea will now 'hold more talks' with 43 y/o at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea will hold ‘more talks’ with Bayer Leverkusen chief Tim Steidten over their sporting director vacancy, according to CBS reporter Ben Jacobs.
Pep Guardiola details what Erling Haaland is already improving at Man City
Pep Guardiola insists Erling Haaland's goalscoring instincts are entirely natural but believes he is already seeing the Norwegian become more involved in Manchester City's build-up play. Haaland now has a staggering 17 goals in 11 games for the Blues and his hat-trick in his first Manchester derby was his third straight treble at the Etihad in the Premier League.
RB Leipzig stars unite in Celtic confidence surge as Marco Rose's video nasty tactic pays off
RB Leipzig stars Marcel Halstenberg and Xaver Schlager believe they are back in the groove ahead of their Champions League showdown with Celtic after sitting through a series of video nasties.
'Defamatory remarks' - Christian Horner hints at anti-Red Bull conspiracy after Toto Wolff claims 'open secret'
Christian Horner has suggested the spending cap row has seen «extremely defamatory remarks» made about Red Bull on the weekend they could win a world championship. If results were to go Max Verstappen’s way this weekend he could emerge on Sunday at the Singapore Grand Prix as the 2022 world champion, his second consecutive triumph.
Seamus Power narrowly makes cut in Mississippi
Seamus Power narrowly made the cut at the Sanderson Farms Championship.
Pauw frustrated by 'strange' play-off scheduling
Vera Pauw admits that the Republic of Ireland could be left in play-off purgatory on Tuesday week, with victory against Scotland or Austria offering no guarantee that they will qualify for the World Cup.
Turmoil at home swirls around Iran team ahead of World Cup
GENEVA: Political issues are swirling around the Iran men’s soccer team amid turmoil on the streets at home just weeks before the World Cup where it will play the United States, Wales and England. At home in Iran, two weeks of demonstrations and a violent crackdown by state authorities have followed the death of a 22-year-old woman, Mahsa Amini, in the custody of the morality police. She had been detained for allegedly wearing a mandatory headscarf too loosely.