Forest appoint former Palace boss Glasner
July 6 : Oliver Glasner has been appointed head coach of Nottingham Forest, succeeding Vitor Pereira, the Premier League club said on Monday.
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Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth is excited to see the potential in the newly-signed former Brighton & Hove Albion player Zane Albarus
Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth hopes his new midfield signing could become the surprise package of League Two.
Racist commentary about Black players comes under scrutiny at World Cup
PARIS/NEW YORK, July 6 : Belgium coach Rudi Garcia’s description of Senegal as one of “those teams” that “tend to lose their tactical structure towards the end of the match” has reignited scrutiny of racially coded language at the World Cup.
Australia's Beach backs coach after goalkeeper switch falls flat in World Cup shootout
MELBOURNE, July 6 : Australia goalkeeper Patrick Beach said he has no issues with the decision to replace him for the ill-fated penalty shootout against Egypt at the World Cup amid criticism of coach Tony Popovic's tactics.
Dartford 0 Charlton Athletic 1: Pre-season friendly crowd of 3,058 saw Rob Apter score the winner and Miles Leaburn miss a penalty for the Addicks
Dartford produced a creditable first display under new player-boss Ben Greenhalgh on Friday night.
Trump intervention sparks World Cup storm as FIFA clears Balogun to face Belgium
WASHINGTON/SEATTLE, July 5 : The United States’ World Cup campaign took an extraordinary turn on Sunday when FIFA made the unprecedented decision to suspend Folarin Balogun’s automatic red-card ban, clearing the striker to face Belgium in Monday's last-16 clash after U.S. President Donald Trump personally urged FIFA President Gianni Infantino to review the case.
Brazil tries to come to terms with yet another early World Cup exit
RIO DE JANEIRO: For Brazilian fans gathered at Rio de Janeiro's iconic Copacabana beach, the stunning seaside setting did little to ease the disappointment of watching their team suffer a sixth consecutive early World Cup exit.
Analysis: Ancelotti gamble leaves Brazil mired in World Cup quicksand
EAST RUTHERFORD: Brazil spent three years chasing Carlo Ancelotti as if the Italian carried a golden key to their sixth World Cup. On Sunday, after a 2-1 defeat by Norway in the New Jersey heat, the record five-times champions discovered that even one of club football's great managers cannot perform miracles with a team built on hope, nostalgia and tired legs.