Chelsea: 'Everything in place' for £53m signing at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea are ‘likely’ to have RB Leipzig star Christopher Nkunku at Stamford Bridge next season as ‘all the pieces are in place’, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
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'Outstanding' Fikayo Tomori 'deserves' England place after AC Milan form, say BT's Rio Ferdinand and Joe Cole
Rio Ferdinand has lauded Fikayo Tomori’s defensive improvement at AC Milan and believes he “deserves” to be in the England team. Tomori left Chelsea to join Milan on loan in January 2021 before making the move permanent the following summer. Ad He played more minutes than any other outfield player last season as the Rossoneri won the Serie A title and this season he has continued to impress, starting every game for Stefano Pioli’s side.
Postecoglou: 'Negative' Celtic paid price for mindset
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou felt his team paid the price for going into "survival mode" after equalising during their 3-1 Champions League defeat by RB Leipzig.
Jamie Carragher and Steve Bruce agree on Harry Maguire amid Manchester United struggles
Since his disappointing performance for England last week, a number of former players have come out to defend Harry Maguire.
Dortmund ride early momentum to 4-1 victory at Sevilla
SEVILLE, Spain : Borussia Dortmund struck three times in the first half to beat hosts Sevilla 4-1 in Champions League Group G on Wednesday and stay firmly on course for a top-two finish.
Vincenzo Italiano to go for Hearts throat as Fiorentina look to salvage Conference League campaign
Fiorentina boss Vincenzo Italiano insists his side are gearing up to put the death grip on Hearts. The Viola head coach believes it's win or bust for his side as their dwindling Group A hopes go on the line at Tynecastle.
5 talking points as Celtic outgunned by RB Leipzig after Joe Hart's game-changing howler
Outgunned Celtic were handed a Champions League lesson in finishing by RB Leipzig as Joe Hart paid the price for his ultimate goalkeeping howler.
Leipzig beats Celtic 3-1 for 1st win in Champions League
LEIPZIG, Germany: Leipzig earned their first win of the Champions League season by beating Celtic 3-1 on Wednesday thanks to two late goals from André Silva and a defensive error from visiting goalkeeper Joe Hart. The outstanding Christopher Nkunku also scored as Leipzig finally got off the mark in Group F after losses to Shakhtar Donetsk and Real Madrid. But the win came at a cost as influential goalkeeper Péter Gulácsi had to be carried off early with an apparent right knee injury.