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Guro Reiten’s 50th goal for Chelsea inspired the Blues to a 3-1 Champions League group stage victory over Dutch side FC Twente. Aggie Beever-Jones fired the visitors into a seventh-minute lead in Enschede before a stunning long-range effort from Maika…
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Wayne Rooney admits he is “surprised” that Thomas Tuchel has been appointed as England’s new boss. The German was named as Gareth Southgate’s permanent successor on Wednesday, signing an 18-month contract which will take him to the end of the…
Watch the Detroit Lions against the Minnesota Vikings from 6pm Sunday, live on Sky Sports NFL, followed by the Kansas City Chiefs against the San Francisco 49ers in a rematch of February’s Super Bowl, which saw the Chiefs win their…
David Beckham is hopeful Jim Ratcliffe will turn Manchester United’s fortunes around. Ratcliffe’s Ineos took charge of the club’s football operations from the Glazer family in February, but United have had an underwhelming start to the new campaign as they…
Manchester United have lost three and drawn two of their first seven games of the season; Erik ten Hag has the backing of the club’s hierarchy but as he searches for a winning formula to turn the tide of poor…
Paul Pogba has insisted he is not a cheater after his doping ban was reduced earlier this month and targeted a return to the French national team when his suspension expires in March. Former Manchester United midfielder Pogba was banned…
Serena Williams has revealed she recently had a branchial cyst on her neck “the size of a small grapefruit” removed. The 23-time grand-slam champion, who last played competitively at the 2022 US Open, posted a video on her TikTok channel…
New England boss Thomas Tuchel apologised for having a German passport but insisted he was ready to prove wrong the critics who are against a foreign coach taking charge. The 51-year-old, who said he has not yet decided whether he…
It is coming to the business end of the club championship in football and hurling, with a number of finals down for decision this weekend. In football, Kilmacud Crokes will look to continue their dominance in Dublin when they face…