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Evening StandardRoy Keane reveals why he 'kind of gave up' on Manchester United after dressing room noises
Gary Neville denies being involved with football matters despite attending recent meeting
- The Guardian
England player ratings: verdict from Nations League defeat against Greece
Lee Carsley’s decision to include Declan Rice as the sole holding midfielder spectacularly backfired with the plethora of attacking talent unable to ignite
- Evening Standard
Roy Keane slams England star in scathing review of Greece upset: 'He's not going to change'
Manchester United legend blasted the Three Lions’ woeful display after shock Nations League loss at Wembley
- Evening Standard
Manchester United suffer FIFTH new injury blow as latest international withdrawal confirmed
Under-fire manager Erik ten Hag’s problems continue to mount at Old Trafford
- BBC
Singapore detains Spanish newlyweds over football protest
A fan on his honeymoon posed with a banner criticising Valencia's billionaire owner Peter Lim.
- Hello!
Rafael Nadal shares never-before-seen footage of wife Maria Francisca Perello and mini-me son as he confirms retirement
22-time Grand Slam champion Rafael Nadal has announced his retirement after an incredible 23-year career…
- The Telegraph
Erling Haaland: I do not regret throwing ball at Gabriel’s head
Erling Haaland has insisted he has no regrets over his actions in Manchester City’s powder-keg clash with Arsenal when he threw a ball at Gabriel Magalhaes’s head.
- The Telegraph
Why Rafael Nadal is so low in my all-time tennis greats – and the shock name at No 1
Before we get into this impossible debate, I am setting up some parameters. We are not debating off-court achievements, nor crowd favouritism, nor how gracefully our players, who are only drawn from the Open era, might have conducted themselves.
- Deadline
Hundred-Year-Old Remains Of British Man Who Died On Everest Discovered By Nat Geo Doc Team Including ‘Free Solo’s Jimmy Chin
After 100 years of speculation, remains of one of the first ever Brits to climb Mount Everest have been discovered by a group filming a Nat Geo feature including Oscar-winner Jimmy Chin. The group was filming the upcoming doc when they found what is believed to be the foot encased in a sock and boot …
- Evening Standard
George Baldock: Former Sheffield United and Greece defender dies aged 31
Tributes paid to Greece defender who had been playing for Panathinaikos since the summer
- The Guardian
Carsley: Full Throttle – a weird attempt to reinvent was a tactical backfire
Interim England manager went full-on roar ball for the people but Greece exposed defensive troubles to claim a shock win
- Evening Standard
Tottenham: Changing the culture at Spurs is the biggest challenge for Ange Postecoglou
Turning everyone at Spurs into winners is more important for Postecoglou than making more disciples for his approach
- Evening Standard
Manchester United defender Leny Yoro steps up injury recovery with exciting message
Headline summer signing is making progress as he bids for delayed Red Devils debut following foot surgery
- The Independent
Kamala Harris explains ‘love’ for F1 and reveals her favourite driver
The US presidential candidate hit back when asked if her fandom of Formula One was a ‘campaign thing’
- Associated Press
Toyota returns to Formula 1 in technical partnership with the US-based Haas team
Toyota is returning to Formula 1 after 15 years as the Japanese automaker becomes a “technical partner” of American racing team Haas. There will be Toyota branding on the Haas cars starting from next week's United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, and the auto giant's racing division will provide “design, technical and manufacturing services” to the North Carolina-based team. This doesn't mean a return of the Toyota works team which raced in F1 for eight seasons until 2009, however.
- Evening Standard
Lee Carsley has shock Harry Kane replacement plan as England plot all-out attack against Greece
Three Lions set to experiment without their injured captain at Wembley, including a surprise new role for Jude Bellingham
- The Independent
The ‘huge problem’ facing the Premier League amid Man City crisis
The Premier League is facing unintended consequences from Man City’s legal battle with Miguel Delaney detailing how the situation has led to a worse atmosphere than the Super League threat
- Evening Standard
Arsenal: The secrets behind Bukayo Saka’s improved numbers - new skill, a bestseller and Henry advice
England star’s brilliant start to the season is the result of hard work behind the scenes
- Evening Standard
Italy 2-2 Belgium: Leandro Trossard rescues point for Red Devils in dramatic Nations League clash
Azzurri architects of their own downfall in Rome
- Associated Press
Father of Tottenham star Son fined for violating child welfare law at soccer academy in South Korea
A court in South Korea has fined Son Woong-jung, the father of English Premier League star Son Heung-min, 3 million won ($2,200) for violating child welfare law at his soccer academy. The Chuncheon District Court notified prosecutors on Friday that it issued such a ruling on Son Woong-jung, director of the Son Football Academy in Chuncheon city, according to a local prosecutors’ office.