Brendan Rodgers slams Celtic fans for pyro displays
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers claims only fans who do not care about the club would unleash pyrotechnics at next week's Champions League game against Atalanta.
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Chelsea's James back in contention for Liverpool trip after long layoff
Chelsea captain Reece James has recovered from injury and is available to make his season debut at Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday, manager Enzo Maresca said.
Enya Breen: 'We're not going to rest on where we are now'
Enya Breen says Ireland have no intention of sitting still as they look to follow up their impressive WXV campaign at next summer's World Cup in England.
England manager's nationality does not matter, says Man City boss Guardiola
The appointment of Thomas Tuchel as England manager has led to mixed reactions from media and fans but Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has called on the country's supporters to back the German unconditionally regardless of his nationality.
Man United captain Bruno Fernandes shares telling message after classy Scott McTominay gesture
Bruno Fernandes has taken to social media to share a classy gesture from former Manchester United teammate Scott McTominay.
Water polo-Italy to miss World Cup after ban for abusing officials at Paris Games
The Italian men's water polo team will miss next year's World Cup after they were handed a six-month suspension for abusing referees and officials following their quarter-final loss to Hungary at the Paris Olympics.
'Not trivial': EU leaders endorse migration outsourcing but offer few details
The 27 leaders of the European Union gave on Thursday their most explicit endorsement yet of the contentious project of outsourcing migration policy, even if they offered scant details on how the idea would work in practice and how authorities would be able to respect human rights while transferring migrants outside the bloc's borders.
Paul Pogba 'Willing To Give Up Money' To Stay At Juventus
Paul Pogba is adamant that he wishes to return from his reduced doping ban with Juventus even if it means accepting a pay cut, the French World Cup winner told La Gazzetta dello Sport in an interview Wednesday. "I'm willing to give up money to be able to play again with Juve, I want to come back with this club," said Pogba in an interview published on the Italian sports daily's website. "The reality is that I am a Juve player and I am preparing to play for Juve." Pogba's contract with the Italian giants expires in June 2026 and is currently worth eight million euros ($8.684 million) a year.