Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang hits out at Mikel Arteta’s management at Arsenal
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has criticised Mikel Arteta for his management style at Arsenal and claims he can’t handle ‘big players’.
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‘Beyond disrespectful’ – Openly gay footballer Josh Cavallo slams Iker Casillas and Carles Puyol
Openly gay footballer Josh Cavallo has led the criticism of Iker Casillas and Carles Puyol after the former Real Madrid goalkeeper claimed he was gay in a now deleted tweet.
Dr. Diandra: Is Chase Elliott the championship front runner?
Based on his regular-season performance, Chase Elliott would seem to be the top candidate for championship front runner.
Man City told only one thing can stop them winning Premier League title
Manchester City have been told only one thing can stop them from winning a third consecutive Premier League title, such has been the way they have started the new season.
Deion Sanders, Eddie Robinson Jr get into tiff at postgame handshake: 'He ain't SWAC'
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‘He’s as dangerous as Usyk! – Tyson Fury defends potential Derek Chisora fight
Tyson Fury says he has yet to decide his next opponent but has welcomed a potential trilogy fight with Derek Chisora and confirmed talks have taken place, even claiming the 38-year-old is as big a test as Oleksandr Usyk.
Johnny Manziel rips Texas A&M's play call in final seconds vs Alabama: 'Joke of an ending for the Aggies'
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Ronnie O'Sullivan sees off Marco Fu fightback to take Hong Kong Masters title in front of record snooker crowd
Ronnie O'Sullivan won the Hong Kong Masters title 6-4 after seeing off a fightback from local hero Marco Fu. The final was played out in front of a record crowd of over 8,500 at the Hong Kong Coliseum, who saw their home favourite come close to the title with a late charge but he was pipped to the post by the Englishman. Ad O’Sullivan nabbed the first frame without conceding a single point, starting off with a long red and then sinking a blue with his left hand.