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Former Arsenal and England midfielder Paul Merson has once again reiterated his belief that Manchester United should have turned to recently-appointed Chelsea head coach Graham Potter instead of Erik ten Hag.
Manchester City could not do anything about their Premier League or Women's Super League games being postponed this weekend, but their response to the decision on Friday was excellent.
Holders Tullamore eased into the Offaly SFC final after a 1-14 to 0-10 win over Edenderry in Sunday's semi, a late goal from Diarmuid Egan sealing victory.
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It has been an infamous part of Manchester's skyline for 144 years. It's nearby 'twin', the iconic Boddington's chimney, tumbled in 2007 when the brewery was demolished.
Thomas Tuchel says he is «devastated» to have been sacked as Chelsea head coach. The German was dismissed by Chelsea last week after 19 months in charge where he led the club to Champions League, Club World Cup and UEFA Super Cup titles. Ad The London club sit sixth in the Premier League table after their opening six games of the domestic season, five points off league leaders Arsenal, while a 1-0 loss to Dinamo Zagreb in their Champions League opener last Tuesday seemed to be the final straw for Chelsea's new ownership.
CHICAGO — It took Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields two and a half quarters to connect with one of his wide receivers in the Bears' season opener against the San Francisco 49ers. On the Bears' first drive of the third quarter, the second-year quarterback turned a broken play into a big gain to put an exclamation point on an otherwise sloppy day of football.
Leicester City attacking midfielder James Maddison will have ‘an opportunity’ to move on next summer, according to journalist Dean Jones.