Rio Ferdinand explains why Jude Bellingham turned down Manchester United transfer
Rio Ferdinand believes England midfielder Jude Bellingham rejected a move to Manchester United in 2020 because he was not guaranteed regular first-team football.
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NFL Week 8 review: Will Levis shines in NFL debut, as 49ers continue to slide with third straight loss
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FIFA sends 'prayers' to Liverpool's Diaz after father's kidnapping
LONDON: FIFA president Gianni Infantino has sent "support and prayers" to Liverpool forward Luis Diaz following the kidnapping of his parents in Colombia.
Final list of 12 candidates who will fight two crucial council by-elections next month
Candidates have been selected for two by-elections in Bolton following the resignation of two councillors. Voters in both the Kearsley and Westhoughton North and Hunger Hill wards will go to the polls on Thursday, November 16 to elect one representative for each area.
Update into Matthew Perry death as fire service issues statement after tragedy
The fire service has released details of the moments following the death of Matthew Perry. Friends star Matthew, who played Chandler Bing, was found dead on Saturday (October 28), aged 54.
Manchester United 'to rival' Arsenal, Chelsea and Man City for Marc Guehi and more transfer rumours
Manchester United face up to a five-way battle if they want to sign Marc Guehi next year, according to reports.
Erik ten Hag's comments should send Manchester United alarm bells ringing
"I will fight for my ideas," said Erik ten Hag following Manchester United's defeat in the FA Cup final at the beginning of June. The campaign might have ended in disappointment with a defeat against Manchester City at Wembley, but Ten Hag still enjoyed an excellent first year at the club and the new season signalled the next stage of his rebuild.
Jones' exit is the 'sensible' outcome: Australia boss
MELBOURNE :Eddie Jones' resignation as Wallabies coach was the "sensible outcome" in the wake of the nation's disappointing World Cup run, Rugby Australia boss Phil Waugh said on Tuesday.