Patience not a virtue for Cole Palmer
Cole Palmer believes his impatience is paying off having flourished for Chelsea and earned a first England call-up since leaving all-conquering Manchester City in search of regular football.
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Record revenues racked up at Manchester City
Manchester City have acknowledged the Premier League charges facing them risk having a "material impact" on the club, as they posted a league-record revenue figure of over £700m.
Noel King insists he won't reverse decision to leave Shelbourne
Noel King insists Sunday's Sports Direct FAI Women's Cup final will be his final game in charge of Shelbourne, with the change in ownership at the club not affecting his decision to call it a day.
Athlone striker Dana Scheriff has Cup target and Republic of Ireland dream
Athlone Town's American-born striker Dana Scheriff is looking to fire the midlanders to FAI Cup glory this weekend and increase her chances of breaking into the Republic of Ireland squad.
Trent Alexander-Arnold studying great midfielders as part of new ‘hybrid’ role
Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold is embracing his ‘hybrid’ role by watching video clips of some of the world’s greatest midfielders in order to gain greater understanding.
How has Mauricio Pochettino got Chelsea firing after early-season slump?
Mauricio Pochettino’s start to life as Chelsea manager has been somewhat of a mixed bag with the Blues lying 10th after 12 games of the Premier League season.
VAR correct to award Gordon goal against Gunners - Howard Webb
Referees' chief Howard Webb believes the VAR came to the correct decision to allow Anthony Gordon’s controversial goal for Newcastle which enraged Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta.
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes set to become USA head coach at the end of the season
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes will become head coach of the United States women's team at the end of the season.