Sir Alex Ferguson liked me – I could’ve joined Man United if not for Ryan Giggs
Blackburn Rovers icon Morten Gamst Pedersen could have been a Manchester United player – had it not been for the evergreen Ryan Giggs.
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Celtic hero overcome with Champions League confusion but is utterly certain it's winning time
Mikael Lustig is convinced Celtic are set to savour home comforts again in the Champions League.
Coronation Street's Kit star on who gives him his 'comeuppance' as Gary Windass link teased
Coronation Street star Jacob Roberts has been hinting at who could be the one to bring Kit Green down - as well as a potential link to Gary Windass.
England's interim boss Carsley takes confidence from win over Ireland
Lee Carsley said there were times he wondered if he was out of his depth as England's interim manager but their 2-0 win over Ireland in Dublin on Saturday in his first game in charge has quietened that self-doubt.
Budgets and leagues mean nothing when facing Rangers in Battle of Britain insists Man Utd icon
Nicky Butt reckons the financial chasm won’t mean a thing when Rangers get back to Old Trafford.
Ronaldo preys on Scotland as stonewall Steve sees stubborn resistance cruelly crumble – Keith Jackson in Lisbon
In the end it was all about one man. Which is precisely how Cristiano Ronaldo likes it.
Grealish demand, Gordon admission - Pep Guardiola handed ideal solution to nagging Man City problem
Jack Grealish looked more like Jack Grealish on Saturday.
"Let Lot Of People Down": Taylor Fritz After Losing US Open Final
Taylor Fritz believes he "let a lot of people down" after failing in his dream to become the first American man in 21 years to capture a Grand Slam title. Fritz was outclassed by world number one Jannik Sinner 6-3, 6-4, 7-5 in Sunday's US Open final. Andy Roddick, in New York in 2003, remains the last US man to win a Grand Slam title. "I'm pretty upset with how I played. I feel like I almost let a lot of people down," admitted the 26-year-old Fritz.