MLS: Best Goals of the Week:A compilation of the most spectacular goals scored across Major League Soccer this past week, featuring incredible long-range efforts and acrobatic finishes from various clubs.
SPL: Best Goals of the Week:This week's Saudi Pro League highlights feature five spectacular goals, showcasing incredible long-range strikes and skillful finishes from the league's top attacking talent.
How Xabi Alonso conversation unleashed Chelsea's wildcard option:Estevao shone in his first Premier League start, creating chances and having two goals disallowed as Chelsea beat Manchester United. His performance highlighted his talent and potential impact for the Blues moving forward.
Liverpool star admits they could be forced into drastic action after Arsenal controversy:Liverpool's Dominik Szoboszlai says players may have to start diving to win penalties after Alexander Isak was denied a spot-kick despite a shirt pull in the Arsenal defeat.
Peter Schmeichel makes bold title claim after Arsenal beat Liverpool:Peter Schmeichel says Arsenal are Premier League favorites after a resilient 1-0 win at Liverpool. Kai Havertz's goal moved them three points clear, with the Gunners winning four straight.
Havertz becomes Germany’s all-time top scorer in Premier League:Kai Havertz became the highest-scoring German in Premier League history with 46 goals. His winner for Arsenal in a 1-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield secured the record, surpassing Ilkay Gundogan.
CARRA IN THE CLEAR! Aston Villa U-turn on legal threat after Carragher apology - but warn they won't tolerate any further insults:Aston Villa will not pursue legal action against Jamie Carragher after he apologized for comments suggesting Man United are above Villa in football's hierarchy.
Liverpool v Arsenal tactics: How Reds were restricted to ZERO shots on target:Arsenal defeated Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield with Kai Havertz's early goal. A resolute defensive display saw the Gunners expertly manage the game, frustrating Liverpool's attack and securing a crucial away victory.
Szoboszlai admits Liverpool frustration and adjusting to Iraola:Liverpool's Dominik Szoboszlai admits he must listen to his body after an injury-hit start. He returned as a sub vs Arsenal and aims to start against Fenerbahce, while adapting to manager Andoni Iraola's tactics.
Clayton 'thankful' for Khawaja's Test backing as Shield runs flow:Jack Clayton's century (104) lifted Queensland to 280, but Victoria leads by 163 runs at 136/6. Matt Hennig took 4-54 on debut, while Jem Ryan's 3-38 kept Queensland in the contest on day three.
Ebola outbreak: Kenya trip scuttles Tribe's tour of the West Indies with England Lions:Asa Tribe is out of England Lions' white-ball series in St Kitts after travel restrictions linked to Kenya's Ebola outbreak barred his entry. The 22-year-old batter returned to the UK.
Tony de Zorzi returns to South Africa squad for Bangladesh Tests:Tony de Zorzi returns from injury to South Africa's Test squad for the Bangladesh series, replacing David Bedingham. Wicketkeeper Kyle Verreynne is also omitted, while Anrich Nortje is back from injury.
Gabriel and Mac Allister's cheating is not just embarrassing, it's malevolent and wicked... players need the threat of red cards for such dishonesty and - if that fails - punishments after review, writes IAN LADYMAN:Calls grow for football's lawmakers to introduce red cards and harsher retrospective bans for simulation, following incidents involving Arsenal's Gabriel and Liverpool's Mac Allister.
Verreynne, Prince handed official reprimands and one demerit point each:Ashwell Prince and Kyle Verreynne received official ICC reprimands and demerit points for showing dissent over a DRS time-out during the Cape Town Test against Australia.
'It's certainly possible': Erik ten Hag sticks the knife in on Man United and warns his old club they could get relegated after poor start to the season:Erik ten Hag warns former club Manchester United could be relegated. United are 17th with 7 points from 9 games after a 2-0 loss to Chelsea.