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It's a big night for Manchester City tonight as they aim to close the gap on Premier League leaders Arsenal when play Aston Villa. The Blues travel to Villa Park six points behind the Gunners after their last-gasp 4-3 win at Luton last night, so the pressure is on to bring home a positive result from the Midlands.
Manchester City have included Kevin De Bruyne in their squad for the Club World Cup in Saudi Arabia later this month, but the Belgian will not play any part on the pitch in the tournament.
Golf's longest hitters will be reeled in under new rules announced on Wednesday by the R&A and USGA that will limit the distance balls struck by the game's elite players can travel starting in January 2028.
Red faced Hampden bosses hope to relaunch the big sale of gold dust Euro 2024 tickets to the Tartan Army at 12 o’clock on Thursday after botching today’s planned release.
Business owners from Cheshire and a Cheetham Hill resident have been prosecuted in a crackdown on illegal fly-tipping in Salford. John Preece, 57, and Caroline Preece, 56, owners of CW10 Beds and Mattresses in Middlewich, were caught on CCTV using their company van to dump a bed frame, double mattress and other waste on Cambridge Street in the city.
Newcastle United keeper Nick Pope left the pitch with a shoulder injury late in Saturday's 1-0 win over Manchester United and could be out for around four months, manager Eddie Howe said on Wednesday.
Former Manchester United target Moises Caicedo is among the Chelsea players travelling to Old Trafford this evening.
January may be the time of year for new arrivals, but it's also when Scottish Premiership managers take their squads off to sunnier climes for the now cliched "warm weather" training.