South Korea women coach Bell extends deal until end of next year
South Korea women's head coach Colin Bell has extended his contract until December 2024, the Asian country's soccer federation announced on Saturday.
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Thomas Tuchel sacked by Chelsea in meeting that ‘lasted three to five minutes’
Thomas Tuchel has revealed he was sacked by Chelsea last year during a ‘three to five-minute’ meeting.
Wasteful forwards and an unlucky white kit – data behind Liverpool’s away woes
Liverpool’s poor away form has put paid to their trophy hopes ahead of their Saturday lunchtime trip to Manchester City, almost a year on from last season’s title decider.
Marcel Sabitzer ‘wants’ to sign for Manchester United permanently and more transfer rumours
Marcel Sabitzer reportedly wants to sign for Manchester United on a permanent basis, believing his time at Bayern Munich is over.
Will Barry Robson lead Aberdeen to Europe and where does the Spain rank among Scotland's best results? - Saturday Jury
Andy Newport : You’d think I’d have learned by now not to get my hopes up when it comes to Scotland but sod it, we’re on our way to Germany!
"Not Easy To Play Bayern Munich In Their Home But Borussia Dortmund Not Scared": Roman Weidenfeller On Der Klassiker - Exclusive
The biggest game in the German topflight, the Bundesliga, has arrived with Bayern Munich hosting Borusia Dortmund at the Allianz Arena on Saturday. The two teams are placed top of the Bundesliga charts, with Dortmund leading Bayern by just one point. The German Clasico or Der Klassiker - as the Bayern vs Dortmund showdown is popularly branded - could turn out to be the 'title-defining game' that decides if Dortmund would end Bayern's dominance and lift the Meisterschale for the first time since 2011-12 season. Ahead of Der Klassiker, Dortmund legend Roman Weidenfeller had an exclusive conversation with NDTV where he touched upon various topics, including the Bundesliga title race, Dortmund's resurgence, the contract situations of Mats Hummels and Marco Reus, as well as the future of Jude Bellingham.
Premier League clubs paid US$392 million in agent fees last year
Premier League clubs spent £318.2 million (US$392.4 million) on intermediary and agent fees in the year through January, the English Football Association said on Friday.