Ederson makes Man City vow as Erling Haaland told how he should replicate Harry Kane
Here are your Manchester City evening headlines on Thursday, April 6.
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Spurs must pull out all the stops to finish in top four - Stellini
Tottenham Hotspur will not let up in their fight for a top-four finish, interim manager Cristian Stellini said before their Premier League home game against Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday.
Ederson vows not to change 'crazy' Man City style of play
Ederson has no intention of changing his style of play, saying he will put everything into stopping chances on Manchester City's goal.
Argentina moves atop men's FIFA rankings while Canada climbs to No. 47
World Cup winner Argentina topped the latest FIFA rankings for the first time in six years while the Canadian men, boosted by CONCACAF Nations League wins over Curacao and Honduras, climbed six places to No. 47.
India Rises Five Places To 101 In Latest FIFA Rankings
The Indian men's football team on Thursday moved up five places to be at 101st spot in the FIFA rankings, riding on the wins over Myanmar and Kyrgyzstan in the recent Tri-nation tournament. The 1-0 and 2-0 wins over Myanmar and Kyrgyzstan respectively in Imphal last month ensured that India gained 8.57 rating points and five spots, up from the previous 106th spot, to be just one place away from top-100. This was the first ranking chart of the year -- the previous one was on December 22 last. India is now one place below New Zealand and one place above Kenya.
FIFA Puskas winner Marcin Oleksy reflects on life-changing accident - ‘I knew I couldn’t give up’
Marcin Oleksy has opened up on his life-changing accident that saw him lose a leg in 2010 when he was fixing a pothole. Oleksy became the first-ever amputee footballer to win the FIFA Puskas Award, joining the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar and Zlatan Ibrahimovic by claiming the prize for the best goal of the year. Ad Prior to his accident, Oleksy played lower league football in his native Poland.
Argentina back on top of FIFA rankings after six-year gap
World champions Argentina dethroned Brazil and returned to the top of the FIFA rankings on Thursday after a six-year gap.