'14,000 runs for a reason' - Root calm on form
England captain Joe Root is "not too concerned" about his recent modest returns with the bat, saying he has "14,000 runs for a reason".
England captain Joe Root is "not too concerned" about his recent modest returns with the bat, saying he has "14,000 runs for a reason".
For all the new signings, it is still captain Bruno Fernandes who sets the standard at Manchester United, writes Simon Stone.
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MicahJo Barnett was playing at running back for Division II team William Jewell College in Liberty, Missouri on Saturday when he collapsed on the sideline immediately after scoring a touchdown.
JEFF POWELL: The most alarming contribution to the inquest into the slaying of Moses Itauma came from the national hero of Croatia who was the real story of a Saturday night at the O2..
The forward is in line for a £35million reunion with the Toffees in a deal which will see Iliman Ndiaye go the other way for £60m. He was left out of the squad for Spurs' 2-0 home defeat by Newcastle on Saturday.
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Mikaela Mayer said Chantelle Cameron's post-fight trash talk "triggered" the angry scenes that followed their super-welterweight epic in Birmingham, conceding she "acted in a way that I shouldn't have".
Nasser Hussain says any side in the world would find it tough against England's bowling attack in current conditions after they shredded Pakistan yet again to help Joe Root's side to a series win with a game to spare.
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Substitute Wilson Isidor strikes in the 75th minute to secure a hard-fought 1-0 victory for Sunderland over Fulham at the Stadium of Light.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin scores his first goal of the season as Leeds battle back and earn a 1-1 draw against Brentford.
Chelsea maintained their perfect start to the season under Xabi Alonso, holding off a Brighton fightback to win a seven-goal encounter 4-3 at Stamford Bridge.
Bruno Fernandes scores a hat-trick as Manchester United overcome an early scare to beat Ipswich Town 5-2 at Old Trafford.
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CHRIS WHEELER: For ten minutes before half-time, Man United were facing the unthinkable scenario of losing their opening two games of the season to newly-promoted Hull City and Ipswich.
Harry Maguire's 'goal' against Ipswich Town left fans across the nation scratching their heads. How could a goal, where the player seemingly handled the ball before shooting, stand?