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Gary Neville believes Liverpool remain the team most likely to stop Manchester City’s ongoing domination of the Premier League. Arsenal’s defeat at Nottingham Forest on Sunday confirmed City’s fifth Premier League crown in the last six years. The FA Cup…
Gary Lineker will present live coverage of the FA Cup quarter-final between Manchester City and Burnley on Saturday as he returns to TV screens following a row over impartiality. It will mark the 62-year-old broadcaster’s first appearance on the BBC…
Alan Shearer spoke of his “upset” at the disruption to the BBC’s football coverage caused by Gary Lineker’s brief suspension as the two men returned to the air. Shearer was one of the first high-profile figures to say he would…
When England and France go head to head in the World Cup quarter-finals it will also give Gareth Southgate his first competitive test against his managerial role model. It’s one that could go on to shape his England legacy. Win,…
Gareth Southgate says football must “look after” Ivan Toney during his suspension from the game and insists his ban will not impact a possible Euro 2024 call-up. Toney was banned from all football-related activity for eight months with immediate effect…
inclusion /> Gareth Southgate says James Maddison’s “exceptional” form earned him a recall to the England squad for the World Cup after a three-year absence. Maddison was a surprise inclusion in Southgate’s 26-man squad to travel to Qatar next week,…
Gareth Southgate warned his England players their World Cup progress will end early in Qatar unless they cut out the sloppiness that crept in towards the end of Monday’s 6-2 win against Iran. England opened up their Group B campaign…
Gareth Southgate backed Raheem Sterling to recover from his nightmare season – after leaving him out of his latest England squad. The Chelsea forward will miss the Euro 2024 qualifiers against Malta and North Macedonia next month. Southgate spoke with…