Brendan Rodgers: I could have kept Leicester up
Brendan Rodgers insists he would have been able to keep Leicester in the Premier League had he been allowed to see things through to the end of the season.
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Football rumours: Liverpool linked with Chelsea’s Conor Gallagher
Liverpool have shown interest in Chelsea midfielder Conor Gallagher as Jurgen Klopp hopes to take advantage of the sacking of coach Graham Potter and the Chelsea’s Financial Fair Play requirements, the Independent reports. Gallagher, 23, has played 25 games in the Premier League this season scoring one goal and would inject energy into Liverpool’s midfield.
Detained in Libya: Gallants working with authorities to get employees back to SA
DStv Premiership outfit Marumo Gallants have revealed that they are working with relevant authorities after two employees were detained at a Libyan hotel due to a financial dispute after a CAF Confederation Cup match in March.
Four more years for Luke Shaw at Manchester United
Luke Shaw has signed a new four-year deal with Manchester United to stay at Old Trafford until the summer of 2027.
All work and now play for Republic of Ireland new recruits Alannah McEvoy and Tara O'Hanlon
Two of the Republic of Ireland's latest recruits have been sharing their joy at being called into Vera Pauw’s squad for the upcoming friendly double-header against the USA.
Cristian Stellini laments Spurs' inability to capitalise on numerical advantage
Interim boss Cristian Stellini accused his Tottenham players of being unable to stick to a plan as life after Antonio Conte began in familiar fashion with a 1-1 draw at Everton.
Friday's Bohemians and Shamrock Rovers derby 'the most anticipated in a long time' - Graham Gartland
With Bohemians flying high in the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division and Shamrock Rovers having finally got their first win of the season, Friday's Dublin derby is the "most anticipated" in years according to Graham Gartland.
Ceferin: Barcelona refereeing scandal one of most serious in football
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin said that Barcelona's refereeing scandal is one of the most serious incidents he has seen in football ever since he became involved with it.