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‘Football is sick’ – Real Madrid president Florentino Perez reignites call for the European Super League

Florentino Perez is eager to revive the much-maligned European Super League (ESL) project after claiming that football is “sick” and believes urgent steps must be made to reform the game. The Real Madrid president was one of the ESL’s key protagonists, as 12 clubs across Europe sought to establish a competition that would rival the UEFA Champions League. Ad However, widespread opposition from fans, players and politicians alike ultimately forced all but three of the clubs to publicly remove themselves from the idea, including all six of the invited Premier League clubs.

La Liga result - Frustrated Real Madrid held at home by 10-man Osasuna despite Vinicius Junior goal

Osasuna secured their second consecutive away point at the Santiago Bernabeu to end Real Madrid’s 100 per cent record in La Liga, as the match ended in a 1-1 draw. Los Rojillos came into the match knowing they had not tasted victory over Los Blancos since 2011 and Jagoba Arrasate’s side held their own in the opening exchanges in search of another positive result. Ad However, a moment of good fortune proved to work in Madrid’s favour three minutes before the break, as Vinicius Jr.’s cross from the left flank evaded everyone, including Osasuna goalkeeper Sergio Herrera as it found its way into the far corner to give Los Blancos the lead.

‘Brighton are a real team’ – Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool didn’t deserve win from six-goal thriller at Anfield

Liverpool didn’t deserve three points for their performance against Brighton, according to manager Jurgen Klopp, after the two sides played out a 3-3 thriller at Anfield on Saturday. Leandro Trossard scored twice in the first 17 minutes of Roberto De Zerbi’s reign as Seagulls manager, but the hosts launched a comeback and a Roberto Firmino double and Adam Webster own goal had them in front by midway through the second half. Ad However, Trossard completed his hat-trick with seven minutes remaining to snatch a memorable point for the visitors and continue Liverpool’s slow start to the Premier League season.

'Qualifying is important' - Charles Leclerc frustrated with limited Ferrari track time in free practice sessions

Charles Leclerc was frustrated with Ferrari’s limited running in FP1 and 2 at the Singapore Grand Prix on Friday. Ferrari were unable to get out on the track as much as they would have liked, with a couple of problems, meaning rival teams got out on the circuit for more testing. Ad However, Leclerc was second quickest in the second runout and teammate Carlos Sainz was fastest overall, and the Monegasque was largely content to look on the bright side.

'Most important you are quick over one lap' - Max Verstappen not worried by Singapore GP pace

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen was not worried by Ferrari’s impressive pace in FP2 at the Singapore Grand Prix. The 25-year-old Dutchman has the chance to win his second successive world championship if things go his way this weekend, but Carlos Sainz was quickest in the second session on Friday, with teammate Charles Leclerc second fastest.

World Cup 2022: The 10 best players who will be absent from Qatar including Erling Haaland and Mohamed Salah

Qatar 2022 is fast approaching and it will be a chance for the greatest players in the modern game to strut their stuff in front of the watching world. Beyond yer Messis and and yer Ronaldos, fans was be positively salivating at the prospect of watching Kylian Mbappe, Kevin de Bruyne, Neymar, Robert Lewandowski and many, many others in action.

Pierre Barbier celebrates CRO Race win, only for Jonathan Milan to be awarded victory by 0.4 milliseconds

It was a chaotic finish to stage two of the CRO Race as Pierre Barbier's premature celebrations on the line were deemed to be in vain, with Jonathan Milan taking victory for the second day in a row. Barbier (B&B Hotels-KTM) and Milan (Bahrain Victorious) were wheel to wheel alongside Elia Viviani (Ineos Grenadiers) in the run-up to the line in Zadar, and Barbier thought he had timed his dip perfectly to take the glory, celebrating wildly as the riders came across the line. Ad However, his joy was to be short-lived, as the photo-finish revealed that Milan had won by just 0.4 milliseconds.

'Officially over' - Tyson Fury declares Anthony Joshua fight off after contract deadline passes

Tyson Fury has declared that his all-British heavyweight fight with Anthony Joshua is “officially over”. There had been rumours that the long-awaited clash would finally take place in December. Ad However, after setting Joshua a 5pm deadline on Monday, September 26 to sign the contract, Fury, 34, has said the fight will no longer happen.

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‘Football is sick’ – Real Madrid president Florentino Perez reignites call for the European Super League

La Liga result - Frustrated Real Madrid held at home by 10-man Osasuna despite Vinicius Junior goal

‘Brighton are a real team’ – Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool didn’t deserve win from six-goal thriller at Anfield

'Qualifying is important' - Charles Leclerc frustrated with limited Ferrari track time in free practice sessions

'Most important you are quick over one lap' - Max Verstappen not worried by Singapore GP pace

World Cup 2022: The 10 best players who will be absent from Qatar including Erling Haaland and Mohamed Salah

Pierre Barbier celebrates CRO Race win, only for Jonathan Milan to be awarded victory by 0.4 milliseconds

'Officially over' - Tyson Fury declares Anthony Joshua fight off after contract deadline passes