"Pretty much dead in the water" – Journalist drops big Newcastle transfer update on French ace
Newcastle United’s move for Bayer Leverkusen winger Moussa Diaby is ‘pretty much dead in the water’, according to Daily Express journalist Ryan Taylor.
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Leicester City fans are all sending Gareth Southgate the same message after England thumping
England boss Gareth Southgate has been slammed for his decision not to call up Leicester City star James Maddison.
Timo Werner stars as Germany thrash Italy to end winless run
Germany demolished Italy 5-2 with a sparkling display of attacking football to end a four-game winless run and stretch their unbeaten record under coach Hansi Flick.
Brilliant Germany equal their biggest win over Italy
Germany equalled their biggest ever win over European champions Italy as Timo Werner scored twice in a thumping 5-2 Nations League victory on Tuesday.
Hungary devour England in Molineux massacre
England suffered a heavy defeat to Hungary that was as remarkable as it was humiliating as fans turned on Gareth Southgate and his players just five months out from the World Cup.
Fans turn on Southgate as sorry England are hammered at home by Hungary
England suffered a 4-0 home defeat to Hungary that was as remarkable as it was humiliating as fans turned on Gareth Southgate and his players just five months out from the World Cup.
England slumps to historic loss to Hungary in Nations League
WOLVERHAMPTON, England: England suffered its worst home loss since 1928 with a 4-0 loss to Hungary in the Nations League on Tuesday. Less than a year after reaching the European Championship final on home soil to raucous celebrations, England was jeered by its own fans after a heavy loss to an unheralded Hungary team, which completed a double after upsetting England last week.
England embarrased by 4-0 home loss to Hungary
England are staring relegation from the top tier of the Nations League in the face after a 4-0 thrashing by Hungary on Tuesday inflicted the Three Lions' heaviest home defeat since 1928.