Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher believes the challenge of Lisandro Martinez on Cole Palmer received the appropriate punishment.

The standout performance of the Premier League weekend came from Antoine Semenyo, player of the match in Bournemouth's 2-1 win over Manchester City on Saturday. He scored one goal but caused Kyle Walker many more problems than that.

Erling Haaland starts most games as the top goalscorer on the pitch. For Tuesday's trip to Sporting CP, the Manchester City striker will have to settle for second place.

Lewis Hamilton suggested he would prefer to "take a holiday" than drive his Mercedes for the remainder of the 2024 Formula 1 season after a hugely disappointing Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Ruben Amorim has been the protagonist in the Manchester United soap opera over the past week. His words. Marco Silva featured too. His name continued to come up with that job. But Fulham fans can breathe a sigh of relief knowing their head coach is staying.

The Detroit Pistons totake the subway to their NBA game against the Brooklyn Nets after the New York Marathon caused gridlock in the city.

England will play a women’s Test in West Indies for the first time as part of the new Future Tours Programme.

John McGinn is one of six regulars returning to the Scotland squad for the Nations League matches against Croatia and Poland, while there is a first call for goalkeeper Cieran Slicker.

Despite missing out on the 2024 Ballon d'Or, fans of Vinicius Jr believe it is only ever going to be a matter of when, not if.

Spurs scored four at home for the third time in five league games

The Fenerbahce manager was incensed at the refereeing during a 3-2 win at Trabzonspor

Not enough goals and too few players to build around make Old Trafford a very expensive mid-season blank canvas

Julien Stéphan’s side were once a guide for sustainable growth, but has player-churn policy led to Ligue 1 slump?By Eric Devin for Get French Football NewsHave Rennes taken it too far in their constant churn of players? The likes of Eduardo Camavinga, Jérémy Doku and Ousmane Dembélé have all benefited from their time at Roazhon Park, a club which has …

Forty years since becoming the club’s second black player, Bennett reflects on coping with racist abuse and the push for diversityWhenever Gary Bennett glances in his rear-view mirror and spots a police car, he tenses. “I don’t get stopped nowadays,” says the former Sunderland captain. “But it’s still always on my mind that they’re going to …

Arsenal’s Emily Fox stands out at United despite tricky buildup and Nikita Parris plays her part as Brighton go thirdThe Arsenal right-back Emily Fox defied her busier-than-usual international window to play a key role in their 1-1 draw at Manchester United. Fox was involved in all three of the United States’ games between 25 and 30 October, including …

Brazilian key to club’s on-field improvement under ArtetaHe is likely to work for Forest owner Evangelos MarinakisEdu has sensationally resigned from his position as Arsenal’s sporting director and is likely to join the network of clubs spearheaded by Evangelos Marinakis, the Nottingham Forest owner.The Brazilian’s shock departure will conclude five …

The Hammers are floundering in 14th in the Premier League and sank to a 3-0 pummelling at Nottingham Forest on Saturday, with Edson Alvarez getting sent off.

Gary Neville (inset) has provided a surprise update on his Premier League title prediction after previously backing Mikel Arteta's Arsenal squad to finally become English top-flight champions.

The hosts were 1-0 up at Estadio do Drago during the Liga Portugal clash courtesy of a goal from Danny Namaso in the 19th minute, and looked close to doubling their lead.

Former midfielder Edu returned to Arsenal in July 2019 when he was hired as the club's first technical director. The Brazilian was later promoted to the role of sporting director.