Genshin Impact Update 3.0: Release date, banners, and more
The Morn a Thousand Roses Brings, Genshin Impact’s 3.0 update, has been discussed in greater detail in a recent Livestream.
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UEFA Champions League Qualifiers - Preview
The last stage of the Champions League qualifying marathon kicks off on Tuesday with three clubs who have already got their hands on the trophy eager to grab one of the last six group slots and the cheque that goes with it.
West Ham make move to sign Manchester United defender and more transfer rumours
With just one fit central defender currently, West Ham are reportedly looking at signing Eric Bailly with the Manchester United defender down the pecking order at Old Trafford.
Club legend stands down as Willand Rovers chairman after decades of success
Happy memories and success on and off the pitch have been shared by a South West non-league stalwart who is stepping down from his role as chairman of Willand Rovers. After 25 years Mike ‘Mitch’ Mitchell is stepping down as chairman of the Mid Devon outfit, with Mike Hawkins taking the reins. Mike will not be leaving the club’s board however, and will remain as vice chairman.
‘He’s made the decision’ - Journalist drops ‘interesting’ Aston Villa claim
Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard’s decision to take the club captaincy of Tyrone Mings may not have pleased everybody, with some players in the dressing room potentially wanting the England international to remain as skipper.
Man City great issues verdict on Southampton signing after 'sublime' debut in Leeds United draw
Southampton’s comeback to draw 2-2 with Leeds United was an “absolutely vital point” gained, says former Manchester City defender Micah Richards.
John Lundstram urges fans to roar Rangers towards Champions League group stages
John Lundstram called for Rangers fans to roar them towards the Champions League group stages against PSV at Ibrox on Tuesday night.
Stoke City find positives but need to make big moments go their way
The pre-match press conference at the Huddersfield end was surreally macabre. Danny Schofield had only been in charge of two league games, both defeats, and he was asked if it was a crisis, if he really had authority with the players and if his third game in charge was a must-win.