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Pep Guardiola says Manchester City cannot afford to overreact to their worst ever run under his management as they look to stay in touch with Premier League leaders Liverpool.
LEICESTER, England :Goals from Nicolas Jackson and Enzo Fernandez helped Chelsea to a 2-1 Premier League win at Leicester City on Saturday that would have been much more comfortable if Blues winger Noni Madueke had not blocked team mate Cole Palmer's goalbound shot.
LAS VEGAS : Formula One leader Max Verstappen said he was surprised to be ahead of title challenger Lando Norris after qualifying fifth for the Las Vegas Grand Prix despite a rear wing disadvantage.
The woman who accused Conor McGregor of rape and subsequently won £200k in a civil claim for damages, was forced to relocate after her home was broken into by a group of men wearing balaclavas, believed to be supporters of the UFC fighter. They stabbed her boyfriend while their baby was sleeping in the next room.
Those looking to save money in the run-up to Christmas can bag an Amazon Echo gadget for less than £5 in a new Black Friday tech deal. Through TopCashback, new members can get £15 off the speaker as well as a 2.5% cashback discount when buying Amazon's Echo Pop speaker.
Premier League clubs approved changes to the league's Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules, the English top-flight competition said on Friday, a blow to reigning champions Manchester City who did not want the rules to be changed.
Energy regulator Ofgem has confirmed energy bills are to rise again from January 1 as it announced a 1.2 per cent increase to its price cap.
Energy regulator Ofgem has today (November 22) announced a 1.2% increase of the energy price cap for the period covering January-March 2025. The change to the price cap – which sets a maximum rate per unit and standing charge that can be billed to customers for their energy use – will rise by £21 for an average household per year or around £1.75 a month.