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Greater Manchester Police are investigating reports that suggested officers used 'pepper spray' in an attempt to dispel disorder between Preston and Wigan football fans following a derby match at the weekend.
Former winger Lee Sharpe has warned Manchester United's players that anyone not doing what Erik ten Hag asks of them this season will be axed from the Dutchman's plans without any hesitation.
Chelsea will speak to Brighton today to try and reach a full agreement for defender Marc Cucurella, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.
It takes more than stars to win the Super Bowl. In so many cases, backups and depth options play key roles for the teams that win the NFL's title game. Ask the Kansas City Chiefs, who lost most of their offensive line and were overrun by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl LV. Three years earlier, the Philadelphia Eagles won Super Bowl LII in a shootout in which backup quarterback Nick Foles threw for 373 yards and three touchdowns. He even caught a TD pass for good measure.
After winning four Premier League titles in the last five years, Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City side have cemented a reputation as one of the finest teams on the planet.
Chelsea Women manager Emma Hayes gave an emotional interview on ESPN after England won Euro 2022.
Manchester United have a "calm excitement" about the forthcoming Premier League campaign after a positive pre-season, Tom Heaton has revealed.
The Wembley pitch is now glitter-free but the Lionesses were still sparkling in Trafalgar Square in front of the thousands who gathered on Monday to celebrate with the Euro 2022 champions.