Blue Jays' World Series title drought extends, but it's not the longest
Toronto manager John Schneider shared his thoughts after the Blue Jays fell short in the World Series, while the "MLB on FOX" crew discussed the team’s performance.
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Wolves sack Pereira after winless start to Premier League season, reports say
Wolverhampton Wanderers have sacked manager Vitor Pereira after a dismal start to the Premier League season that has left them winless and bottom of the table, British media reported on Sunday.
Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Sunday, November 2)
Hello, and welcome to WalesOnline's live blog for Sunday, November 2. We'll be bringing you all of the latest news from across Wales - whether you're on the move, at home or at work - as well as the latest traffic and travel.
Graham hat-trick as Scotland humble US
EDINBURGH :Darcy Graham and Jamie Dobie claimed hat-tricks as Scotland ran in 13 unanswered tries to romp to an 85-0 victory over the U.S. in Saturday’s test at Murrayfield.
Fabian Hurzeler: England boss Thomas Tuchel has to make call on Danny Welbeck
Brighton head coach Fabian Hurzeler said he was sure the “other German” Thomas Tuchel will make the right call over whether to hand Danny Welbeck an England recall.
Borthwick delighted with England's Q4 power
LONDON :England coach Steve Borthwick was impressed with how his team kept their composure to finish strongly and beat Australia 25-7 on Saturday after long spells in which they failed to turn their dominance into points.
Train stabbing LIVE: 'Multiple people' stabbed on board Huntingdon train - updates
Multiple people have been stabbed on a train.
Arsenal cruise against Burnley as Forest hold Man Utd
LONDON: Arsenal brushed Burnley aside 2-0 on Saturday to surge seven points clear at the top of the Premier League as struggling Nottingham Forest held in-form Manchester United to a 2-2 draw. Chelsea edged Tottenham 1-0 to climb to fourth in the table while champions Liverpool prepared to host Aston Villa in the late kick-off, desperate to end a four-match losing streak that has derailed their title defense. Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal have won five league games in a row to position themselves as firm favorites to end their painful two-decade wait to be crowned English champions. Viktor Gyokeres headed the Gunners ahead following a Declan Rice corner in the first half at Turf Moor for his first league goal since mid-September — yet more joy for the set-piece specialists. England midfielder Rice himself headed home to double the visitors’ lead in the 35th minute and put them in total control. “The first half was exceptional — we scored two goals and gave nothing away,” Arteta told the BBC. “That was the platform. We had to make a few changes and didn’t have that much control in the second half. Defending was exceptional again, we didn’t give anything.” Arsenal, who have now won nine games in a row in all competitions, have enviable options in attack but their team is built on a rock-solid defense that has conceded just three league goals in 10 games this season.