Mississippi State fires head football coach Zach Arnett - ESPN
Mississippi State has fired head football coach Zach Arnett.
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Michigan played its fourth game of the season without head coach Jim Harbaugh. Harbaugh began serving his second suspension of the season after the Big Ten imposed a three-game ban for breaking sportsmanship rules against on-site scouting of opponents' signs. And the Wolverines played, for the first time this season, against an opponent that actually seemed as if it might have a shot to win.
Mississippi State fires 1st-year football coach Zach Arnett
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Gillingham’s attacking midfielder and former Wales international Jonny Williams on their League 2 defeat at Wrexham
Gillingham’s Jonny Williams insists there is still plenty of time to get back in the promotion mix this season.
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Salah extends scoring streak to send Liverpool joint top of Premier League
LIVERPOOL: Liverpool moved level on points with Manchester City and Arsenal at the top of the Premier League as Mohamed Salah extended his scoring streak at Anfield with a double in a 3-0 win over Brentford on Sunday. The Egyptian took his tally for the season to 12, nine of which have come at Anfield, as Liverpool continued their perfect record at home this season. Nine of Salah’s goals have come from Darwin Nunez assists and the Uruguayan played provider to break the deadlock after being frustrated in front of goal earlier in the first half. Twice Nunez had the ball in the net only to be ruled offside. But his clever pass into Salah was met with a calm finish into the far corner to open the floodgates on 39 minutes. Salah is the first player ever to score in each of Liverpool’s first six home league games of a season. Brentford had their chances as Alisson Becker was needed to make great saves to deny Ethan Pinnock and Bryan Mbeumo. However, there was no way back for the Bees once Salah was left unmarked to head in Kostas Tsimikas’ cross to the back post on the hour mark. Diogo Jota then fired in the third 16 minutes from time as Liverpool made it nine wins and 27 goals from nine games at Anfield in all competitions this season. City can restore their three-point lead at the top of the table when the champions travel to Chelsea later on Sunday. Aston Villa made it 13 consecutive home wins in the Premier League as Unai Emery’s side eased past Fulham 3-1. Antonee Robinson’s own goal and a sweet strike from outside the box by Villa captain John McGinn put the hosts in command by half-time. A superb counter-attack, rounded off by Ollie Watkins, secured the points midway through the second half, before Raul Jimenez pulled
42 grassroots teams battle for glory in Cohesion Football Tournament Season 5!
L-R: Chuma Nnoli, Deputy Head, Sports, Nigeria info; Etim Esin, Retired Nigerian International Footballer; Damilare Obagbemi, Convener, Cohesion Football Tournament and Tolulope Adefidipe, Secretary, Lagos State Divisional Football Association at the official draws and media announcement of the season 5 tournament in Surulere Lagos on 10th of November, 2023<br />