Pep Guardiola gets Man City positive from familiar Chelsea warning
The biggest compliment you could pay Chelsea on Sunday was that it looked and felt like Manchester City were playing a Mauricio Pochettino team.
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Cummins unsure of future as Australia ODI skipper, eyes IPL return
KOLKATA : Pat Cummins is unsure whether he will continue as Australia's one-day international captain after the World Cup but is looking to return to the Indian Premier League (IPL) next season in preparation for the Twenty20 showpiece.
Erling Haaland reflects on Man City start to season with Chelsea vow
Erling Haaland says Manchester City will start scoring five if four isn't enough to win them Premier League games after their dramatic draw at Chelsea.
ITV I'm A Celebrity 2023 line-up in full and what each star has said about entering the jungle including Jamie Lynn Spears and Nigel Farage
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here is just days away from returning to screens and the official line-up for the 2023 series has been confirmed. This Morning presenter Josie Gibson and former UKIP leader Nigel Farage are among those heading Down Under.
Browns QB Deshaun Watson undergoing MRI on left ankle - ESPN
Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson is undergoing an MRI on his left ankle following Sunday's 33-31 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, according to coach Kevin Stefanski.
Manu Akanji gives honest Man City verdict after 'wild' John Stones test
Manu Akanji was happier when he moved back into Manchester City's defence during their 4-4 draw with Chelsea.
Amazon's 'no scrub' £5 spray hailed a 'game changer' for anyone with stubborn black mould and damp
Amazon customers are heaping praise on a spray that has been hailed a 'game changer' for anyone suffering from black mould or damp in their flats and houses. The £5 spray promises to eradicate signs of black mould in as little as 30 minutes, and customers claim it requires 'little to no scrubbing' to do so.
India juggernaut faces familiar New Zealand hurdle in World Cup semis
BENGALURU : A seemingly unstoppable India stand on the verge of their first World Cup final since the triumphant 2011 campaign on home soil but must face their bogey team in major events to get there, as they take on New Zealand in Wednesday's semi-final in Mumbai.