Phil Foden sends message to Pep Guardiola amid De Bruyne's Man City return
Phil Foden is determined to be a central figure for Manchester City in more ways than one.
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Foden double fires Man City to 5-0 FA Cup win over Huddersfield
MANCHESTER, England :Phil Foden scored twice as holders Manchester City cruised into the fourth round of the FA Cup with a 5-0 win over Huddersfield Town on Sunday, with playmaker Kevin De Bruyne making a welcome return after four months out with a hamstring injury.
Man City vs Huddersfield live start time, TV details and predictions in FA Cup third round
Manchester City's first game of 2024 sees them begin their defence of the FA Cup.
Saracens' McCall won't blame Farrell if he decides to pursue 'new experience elsewhere'
Saracens director Mark McCall said he wants to keep Owen Farrell at the Premiership club but would not blame the England captain if he decides to have a "new experience elsewhere", amid reports of the fly half joining French side Racing 92 next season.
Villa sneak past Middlesbrough with late Cash-out
MIDDLESBROUGH, England :Matty Cash's last-gasp goal sent Aston Villa into the FA Cup fourth round for the first time in eight years with a 1-0 victory over Middlesbrough on Saturday.
BBC The Traitors fans say 'I can't' as they make same complaint over Claudia Winkleman announcement
The Traitors has returned for its much anticipated second series and viewers are already hooked - so much so that they have all made the same complaint over host Claudia Winkleman's latest announcement. The gripping BBC reality show, based in a Scottish castle, returned to screens on Wednesday (January 3) with a new batch of contestants hoping to take home the prize pot.
BBC's Mishal Husain swears SEVEN times in a minute during interview with Home Secretary
Radio listeners were left in shock as after BBC presenter Mishal Husain swore an seven times while interviewing Home Secretary James Cleverly on air.
NatWest boss on £763k salary claims it's 'not that difficult' for first-time buyers to get on property ladder
The chairman of NatWest has come under fire after claiming it is 'not that difficult' for first-time buyers to get on the property ladder in the UK. Sir Howard Davies, who earns £763,000 a year according to MyLondon, sparked fury after saying prospective buyers have to save, and that “is the way it always used to be”.