Chelsea boss Pochettino apologises to ref Taylor after storming pitch at whistle Chelsea’s total payout on their last five sacked managers is more than cross-city rivals Tottenham have ever spent on a single player. The Blues are known for chopping and changing in the dugout and have had no less than 16 permanent managers since the year 2000. Mauricio Pochettino will be looking to buck the trend by staying at
Max Verstappen pulled no punches in the aftermath of qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, first hitting out at Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff over his comments about the FP1 water valve incident before taking aim at the sprint race concept in a cheeky dig at F1 and Liberty Media bosses. The Dutchman has been in a fiery mood all weekend as he continues to protest the execution of
Tottenham may have the opportunity to strike a swap deal with Leeds United that will solve problems for both sides as Ange Postecoglou could land himself a bargain in January. Spurs have been rocked by a spate of injuries in recent weeks to leave them light in attack and the sudden availability of young winger Wilfried Gnonto might convince the Australian to propose a potential swap to the Championship side.
Charles Leclerc edged out Carlos Sainz to claim pole position at the Las Vegas Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton suffered another qualifying nightmare. Leclerc dominated proceedings for the majority of the session and was duly rewarded with his second pole in his last three races, with Ferrari looking like the team to beat in Sin City. The Monegasque driver was closely followed by Sainz, who was less than one-tenth adrift
World champion skier Henrik Kristoffersen had to be held back from attacking climate activists after they disrupted the Alpine Skiing World Cup in Austria on Saturday. Members of the Last Generation organisation entered the course and sprayed orange paint onto the snow. With the slalom event ongoing and five skiers waiting to compete and push for a spot on the podium, members of the ‘Last Generation’ group rushed onto the
Arsenal need to improve their team in January | Football Digest Ex-Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein believes that Mikel Arteta damaged the image of his former club with his VAR outburst recently. The Gunners boss laid into the officials after his side were beaten 1-0 by Newcastle, feeling that the Magpies’ goal should have been ruled out for several different reasons. Anthony Gordon scored the all-important goal at St James’ Park,
Carlos Alcaraz’s coach has confessed that his charge has to “mature” after losing to Novak Djokovic on Saturday night. The world No 1 won their ATP Finals semi-final match 6-3 6-2 in their most one-sided meeting yet. And Juan Carlos Ferrero believes that Alcaraz’s “mental level” let him down against Djokovic. Alcaraz’s 2023 season came to an end at the hands of Djokovic as they renewed their rivalry in Turin.
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has called for a bump on the Las Vegas circuit to be removed in time for the 2024 edition of the race after Lando Norris suffered a heavy impact in a lap-four crash during the Grand Prix. The 24-year-old was making his way through the Turn 11 left-hander when his McLaren car bottomed out over a bump in the track, causing him to lose control
Floyd Mayweather hits back at critics of his exhibition fights by revealing he makes ‘$60 MILLION’ per fight as he compares himself to Bill Gates and Warren Buffett in online rant Mayweather blasts critics of his exhibition boxing bouts, as he reveals figures He retired undefeated, but made a return to exhibition boxing matches in 2018 Lightweight champion drew comparisons to Bill Gates and Warren Buffett Floyd Mayweather has blasted his
Stuck in the rough! Pro golfer launches THREE clubs into a tree at the DP World Tour and tries to get them back using a signpost in epic meltdown after a bogey on the previous hole Joost Luiten fumed as he got three golf clubs stuck in a tree at the DP World Tour The Dutchman was trying to retrieve his driver by using other golf clubs But was left