'He's desperate' - Steven Gerrard ally fears he could be SACKED but hints at 'second chance' in Premier League
Martin Keown says he had high hopes for Steven Gerrard as a manager - but fears they could be misplaced if he's sacked in Saudi.
Football Sport News
Financial investigators search offices of French LFP soccer body, CVC Capital
PARIS :Financial investigators were searching the offices of France's LFP professional soccer league and the private equity fund CVC Capital on Tuesday, a judicial source said.
KFA breached rules in hiring of South Korea coaches, ministry says
SEOUL : South Korea's sports ministry on Tuesday called for the suspension of the Korea Football Association (KFA) chief for breaking its own rules when hiring two men's national team head coaches.
Inside Donald Trump's audacious plan to buy Rangers and restore them to former glory
Donald Trump seriously considered buying Rangers – only to back out once he realised the scale of the club’s financial crisis.
India Head Coach Manolo Marquez Names 26 Probables For Malaysia Friendly
The Indian senior men's team head coach Manolo Marquez on Tuesday announced 26 probables for the upcoming FIFA International Friendly against Malaysia to be played on November 18 at the GMC Balayogi Gachibowli Stadium in Hyderabad. The team will assemble in Hyderabad for the training camp on November 11. Earlier in October, the Blue Tigers faced Vietnam in a friendly match where they ended the game after a 1-1 draw. Farukh Choudhary was the lone scorer for India against Vietnam.
Pep called me the best in the world after Man City beat Sporting - I was too upset to notice
Four up at half-time. Foot off the gas. 5-0 win after 90 minutes. Job done?
CAF ruling: Nigerians not harassed in Libya, FG insists
The Federal Government has denied a threat to the security of Nigerians in Libya following a recent ruling by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) in favour of Nigeria.
Michael Stewart senses Rangers 'power struggle' between Clement and Sterling as he spots clear sign
Michael Stewart reckons there is a bit of needle between Philippe Clement and Dujon Sterling - and senses a 'power struggle'