Chelsea win emotional WSL opener - highlights
Watch highlights as Chelsea beat Tottenham 2-1 in their opening WSL match after an emotional week for manager Emma Hayes following the passing of her father.
Man, 31, charged with public order offence after Sheffield Wednesday fans ‘seen mocking death of Bradley Lowery’
Fans on both sides were outraged when the alleged offensive images mocking Bradley gained traction online
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'Two more years' - Europe winners want Donald to stay
Europe's players want Luke Donald to remain their Ryder Cup captain after regaining Ryder Cup with a 16½-11½ victory over the United States in Rome.
Frankie Dettori is carried through his final day's riding in France on a sea of sentimental support but he can't provide a fairytale ending
Dettori's bid to win Sunday's Prix de la Foret for the second year running with Kinross was denied by half a length by 28-1 shot Kelina.
Ace Impact lives up to the hype as favourite jumps out of the pack and charges to glory in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe
DOMINIC KING IN PARIS: Brilliance: it's what you want to see more than anything in Paris from a horse or rider on the first Sunday of October.
England’s Lionesses squeeze back into school uniforms in photoshoot for BBC Children In Need
Gary Neville says Liverpool statement was a ‘mistake’ and accuses club of being ‘aggressive’ towards PGMOL
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Bradley Lowery: Man, 31, is charged with public order offence after 'picture of six-year-old cancer victim was held up at Sunderland match'
Dale Houghton, 31, from Rotherham, was arrested yesterday and has now been charged with a Public Order offence. He was remanded in custody and will appear before Sheffield Magistrates' Court.
'Cooper's culture means Forest won't struggle again'
Jermaine Jenas feels Nottingham Forest are still a work in progress under Steve Cooper but he is convinced they will stay clear of the relegation battle.
BBC apologises after Man United Women’s star swears in interview live on air
Edson Alvarez impresses as West Ham look BETTER without formidable force Declan Rice, with stress-free win over Sheffield United another reminder of how smooth life has been after his exit
KIERAN GILL: The David Moyes Fan Club was short of members a few months back. Even after West Ham's Europa Conference League triumph, there were those insisting it was time for a divorce.
Rory McIlroy says he used his car park bust-up as 'fuel' to propel Europe to Ryder Cup victory… as 'Rocky' leads calls for Luke Donald to continue as captain in 2025
MIKE KEEGAN IN ROME: The Northern Irishman made it four points from five matches on Sunday as Luke Donald's men recaptured the trophy hours after a fracas triggered by a fallout.
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CHRIS WHEELER: A soft touch at home and with players devoid of direction, Man United are going backwards... If Erik ten Hag isn't in hell yet, he's certainly feeling the heat
CHRIS WHEELER: Ten Hag has two home games - against Galatasaray and Brentford - to get his team back on track in what is becoming a perilously turbulent season
Chelsea boss Emma Hayes thanks her players for 'taking care of me at a very difficult time' after they opened the season with a 2-1 win over Tottenham
Emma Hayes had called for a 'proper Chelsea' performance to honour her father, Sid, who passed away last week.
CRAIG HOPE: Newcastle need their expensive stars to step up with £150m worth of signings either injured, struggling to adapt or kept in reserve
CRAIG HOPE: While other players they tracked have made an immediate impact at Premier League rivals, Eddie Howe's four signings are either injured, struggling to adapt or being kept in reserve.
OLIVER HOLT: Pantomime villain Patrick Cantlay was subject to the kind of crowd behaviour that makes you wince - and felt very close to crossing a line - but watching his defiance against Justin Rose was a privilege
An angry man wearing a bucket hat coloured in European blue and yellow waved a bank note at Cantlay. 'Here you go, Patrick,' he yelled. 'I'll give you a few dollars, mate, if you need it that badly.'
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Jamie Vardy continues to wind up opposition fans after firing Leicester to the top of the Championship in 4-1 over Blackburn
ADAM SHERGOLD AT EWOOD PARK: Love him or loathe him, you can't deny Jamie Vardy is a true master of riling both opposition defenders and supporters.
IAN HERBERT: Taking football into the cesspit- What the hell has our game come to when twisted cretins can mock a tragic child cancer victim?
Hard to be entirely sure without having met them, of course, but the two low-life attention seekers who took football into a cesspit on Friday night looked highly dressed up.
The great VAR debate: As Liverpool star says it leaves players feeling like 'prisoners', MARK CLATTENBURG, CHRIS SUTTON AND IAN LADYMAN have their say on technology after shocking blunder at Tottenham
Saturday's dramatic clash between Tottenham and Liverpool saw one of the biggest VAR errors since its inception when Luis Diaz's goal was not allowed to stand.