Ibrahima Konate pinching himself after ‘exceptional’ debut season for Liverpool
Ibrahima Konate admits he could never have imagined the possibility of playing a part in making history with Liverpool – and certainly not so rapidly.
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Klopp: UEFA should take more of Champions League fund and scrap Nations League
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp insists he would happily sacrifice prize money for reaching the Champions League final if it meant UEFA scrapped their “ridiculous” Nations League tournament.
'Not so long ago we were appointing Khompela' - AmaZulu boss Zungu responds to Baxter links
AmaZulu FC chairman Sandile Zungu has remained coy about former Kaizer Chiefs coach Stuart Baxter joining them as the club's new mentor next season.
O'Donnell: I want locals buzzing to come watch Dundalk
Stephen O'Donnell said he'd always targeted making Oriel Park a fortress after Dundalk registered their fifth successive home win, dispatching Bohemians 3-1 on Friday evening.
Pep Guardiola: Patrice Evra and Dimitar Berbatov were destroyed by my Barca team
Pep Guardiola has hit back at two former Manchester United players for criticising the character of his Manchester City side.
PSL sanction Kaizer Chiefs after pleading guilty for fielding two ineligible players
Kaizer Chiefs have pleaded guilty to fielding two ineligible players in their DStv Premiership clash against Sekhukhune United last December.
Pep on run-in: 'Things in football can change quickly'
Pep Guardiola is confident injuries will not derail his Manchester City side as they bid to close out the Premier League title. The champions are running out of options at the back after Aymeric Laporte and Fernandinho, starting centre-backs at Wolves in midweek, suffered knocks in that game at Molineux. With John Stones, Ruben Dias and Kyle Walker already ruled out and Nathan Ake not fully fit either, Guardiola is awaiting news of their condition as he plans for Sunday's trip to West Ham.
Rampant Tottenham thump sorry Arsenal to blow race for top four wide open
Tottenham kept their Champions League hopes alive as they put 10-man Arsenal to the sword with a 3-0 victory in a pulsating north London derby.