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Gary Lineker defends 'good joke' about England Lionesses
England footballing legend Gary Lineker has insisted he will not be "bullied" into censoring himself on Twitter, after he deleted a message poking fun at Chloe Kelly's goal celebration during the European Championship final on Sunday. The Match of the Day presenter remained defiant over his "funny" tweets amid the "ludicrous" backlash over his comment after Kelly removed her shirt, exposing her sports bra, the Telegraph reports
Chelsea can use Kai Havertz transfer success to secure £80m Thomas Tuchel Premier League dream
Even if Chelsea fans have gained some hope from Wesley Fofana taking Leicester City out of his Twitter bio on Tuesday afternoon, the playing field over his potential transfer remains the same.
Newcastle United transfer rumours as Magpies 'plot fresh Chelsea raid' and James Maddison latest
A look at the latest Newcastle United transfer rumours on Wednesday, 3 August.
Vin Scully, Dodgers broadcaster for 67 years, dies at 94
LOS ANGELES — Hall of Fame broadcaster Vin Scully, whose dulcet tones provided the soundtrack of summer while entertaining and informing Dodgers fans in Brooklyn and Los Angeles for 67 years, died Tuesday night, the team said. He was 94.
Keeper Henderson 'fuming' over lack of playing time at Man Utd
Goalkeeper Dean Henderson said he was "fuming" at the lack of playing time for Manchester United last season and that the last 12 months had been the toughest of his career.
New-look Bayern favored to continue dominance in Bundesliga
BERLIN: Bayern Munich kick off their Bundesliga title defense against Europa League winners Eintracht Frankfurt on Friday, hoping an off-season spending spree will account for the loss of star striker Robert Lewandowski.
Bundesliga enters new season bereft of Lewandowski and Haaland fire power
Robert Lewandowski wore a wry grin. Whatever he tried, his first goal for Barcelona was stubbornly absent. A shot skimmed over the crossbar. Thumping efforts were kept out by the New York Red Bulls goalkeeper Carlos Coronel. “He’s frustrated,” admitted his head coach, Xavi Hernandez, after Saturday’s friendly, “but the goals will come.”