Steve Morison ‘pleased as punch’ with performance as Cardiff edge Birmingham
Cardiff manager Steve Morison was “pleased as punch” with his team’s performance as they dominated Birmingham to record a 1-0 Championship win in the south Wales sunshine.
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Villa's Gerrard outfoxes Lampard in first managerial clash
Aston Villa's Steven Gerrard got the better of his former England team mate Frank Lampard, now in charge at Everton, as his side won 2-1 when the two faced each other as managers for the first time in the Premier League on Saturday.
Ballon d'Or: Lucy Bronze says she 'doesn't deserve' nomination in selfless social post
This year’s Ballon d’Or nominees have been revealed and there have been plenty of polarising opinions over who has and hasn’t made the cut.
Timo Werner scores from 30 yards in first game since Chelsea exit
Timo Werner is back where he’s most comfortable: RB Leipzig.
7-time Ballon d'Or winner Messi misses cut for 30-man list of nominees
Seven-time Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi was omitted from the 30-man list of nominees for the prestigious award on Friday for the first time since 2005.
Steven Gerrard Wins Duel With Frank Lampard To Get Aston Villa Off The Mark
Steven Gerrard won his first managerial clash with former England teammate Frank Lampard as Aston Villa beat Everton 2-1 to get off the mark in the Premier League. Goals from Danny Ings and Emi Buendia eased the pressure on Gerrard after a run of two wins in their previous 12 games dating back to last season. However, Villa had to survive a nervy finish as Lucas Digne's own goal gave Everton hope before Emi Martinez denied Anthony Gordon an equaliser in stoppage time.
Marcus Armitage nails perfect crossbar challenge effort and has laughing fit in appearance on Soccer AM
After deciding not to tee it up in Northern Ireland on the DP World Tour this week, Marcus Armitage had some time on his hands and he had a whale of a time Soccer AM. Armitage, a winner on the DP World Tour last year, is one of the most colourful characters on the golf circuit. Ad A smile is never far from his face, even when life on the course is not going too well.
'This chapter will conclude my career' - Carlo Ancelotti says Real Madrid will be his final club
Carlo Ancelotti has revealed that he will retire from management once his current spell at Real Madrid comes to an end, as the decorated Italian aims to bow out at the very top of the game. The 63-year-old led the Spanish giants to a stunning Champions League and La Liga double last season after leaving Everton to return for a second spell in charge. Ad Heading into the new La Liga campaign, which kicks off when Real travel to Almeria on Sunday night, Ancelotti said this will be the final job of his illustrious career.