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Jurgen Klopp and Erik ten Hag have issued a joint statement calling for an end to ‘tragedy chanting’ in football ahead of tomorrow’s clash between the two sides. Manchester United travel to face Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday afternoon, and neither club wishes for the game to be marred by any vile chanting.
Cardiff City play host to Championship rivals Bristol City this afternoon as Sabri Lamouchi's side look to bounce back from last weekend's defeat to Norwich.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has admitted that his team's clash with Manchester United is still a huge fixture and that it would be sad if it wasn't treated as such anymore.
Manchester United will be looking to complete the league double over Liverpool when they face their fierce rivals at Anfield on Sunday afternoon. Both sides head into the match in resurgent form and will be looking to secure three points as well as the all-important bragging rights.
New Zealand Football boss Andrew Pragnell has thrown his support behind coach Jitka Klimkova to turn around the fortunes of her underperforming team with less than five months before the Women's World Cup begins.
Paddy Lacey was banned from professional football in 2017 for testing positive for cocaine, he served five months in prison after a subsequent offence, but it was a particular afternoon in Italy, not his downfall, that almost reduced him to tears.
Last time food critic Jay Rayner visited Erst in Manchester he hailed it “one of the best meals of the year” in his weekly column for The Observer. Just over a year later, as he tears into a beef fat flatbread, does this still stand?
It was something unlike anything Indian Super League has ever seen before. A team walking out of a playoff match in Indian football's premier competition. At the centre of it was Sunil Chhetri, and his goal against Kerala Blasters for Bengaluru FC. All hell broke loose after Chhetri scored in the 97th minute from a free-kick, and a huge controversy followed. the Basters decided to walk out off the pitch and forfeit their all-important ISL play-off clash against Bengaluru FC, protesting against Chhetri's strike.