Jets fear Aaron Rodgers's injury to his left Achilles tendon serious
Aaron Rodgers' debut with the New York Jets lasted just four snaps.
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Gareth Southgate is completely missing the point over Phil Foden's position at Man City
Phil Foden has never hidden his desire to play centrally at Manchester City, dropping into spaces and making things happen. So why is that desire now under questioning from England boss Gareth Southgate?
Thugs attack bin crew with WEAPONS moments after driver swung at wagon with 'lollipop' crossing sign
A driver who threw punches at a binman was part of a gang of four who used weapons to attack another crew later that day. Video footage shows the moment thugs targeted two different bin crews in separate attacks within hours of each other.
Portuguese media hail Man United star Bruno Fernandes after incredible four goal contributions
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes produced a glittering performance to help Portugal secure a record-breaking 9-0 win over Luxembourg in their latest Euro 2024 qualifier on Monday evening.
Manchester United's future owners must adopt Sir Jim Ratcliffe mindset
When it comes to Manchester United's takeover there is a common consensus among the fanbase - the Glazers' time is up.
Phil Foden might be facing his Man City conundrum all over again
Centre-backs playing left-back, attacking midfielders playing as wingers, strikers playing as attacking midfielders, defenders being put in midfield.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag might be about to show how much he trusts Alejandro Garnacho
Manchester United have spent more than £200million on right-wingers since 2020 but the only one likely to be available to start against Brighton this weekend is the 21-year-old with one start to his name.
Flooding in eastern Libya after weekend storm leaves 2,000 people feared dead
The destruction appeared greatest in Derna, a city formerly held by Islamic extremists in the chaos that has gripped Libya for more than a decade and left it with crumbling and inadequate infrastructure. Libya remains divided between two rival administrations, one in the east and one in the west, each backed by militias and foreign governments.