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Real Madrid are reportedly putting the finishing touches on a free-transfer swoop for Antonio Rudiger. The Guardian says the Spanish giants have reached a verbal agreement with the departing Chelsea defender over a four-year contract which is expected to be worth at least £200,000 a week.
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Gary Neville may not have been on Monday Night Football this week but the Manchester United legend made sure to make his presence felt by mocking Jamie Carragher whilst watching the show.
• Charles Leclerc would have finished third on the podium at Ferrari's home race. • Due to a costly error in the final laps of the race, he was bumped down to ninth. • Leclerc managed to finish sixth, losing vital points while Carlos Sainz was knocked out in the first lap. • For more stories, visit Wheels24.
Dermot Gallagher has claimed Bruno Fernandes should have been sent off for a challenge on Nuno Tavares during Manchester United’s clash with Arsenal on Saturday. Fernandes caught the Gunners left-back with a late studs-up tackle but was only cautioned by referee Craig Pawson.
Everton have reportedly asked the Premier League's refereeing body why Joel Matip’s challenge on Anthony Gordon in the Merseyside derby was not reviewed further. Everton felt they should have been awarded a penalty when Gordon went over in the box after contact from Matip. Ad/> The game was goalless at that stage, but Liverpool scored through Andy Robertson eight minutes later and wrapped up a 2-0 win thanks to a late goal from Divock Origi.
Dillian Whyte has accused Tyson Fury of engaging “dirty” tactics and says he should have had extra recovery time after being floored during their world heavyweight fight.
LONDON: Dillian Whyte believes WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury got away with an illegal push during their title fight on Saturday and has demanded a rematch after suffering a sixth-round technical knockout at Wembley Stadium.