The only man speaking sense in the VAR chaos! Football fans hail ‘Oli’ the replay operator who tried to stop the officials during their big mistake… and he’s come a long way from working in a kitchen and teaching roller-blading! PGMOL have released the VAR audio from Liverpool’s 2-1 defeat by Tottenham Audio revealed VAR executive Oli Kohout had called for officials to halt the game Click HERE to listen
Declan Rice has warned Manchester City that Arsenal will give it ‘absolutely everything’ on Sunday as the Premier League title favourites lock horns. Arsenal news, exclusives and analysis City and Arsenal were involved in an epic title race last season and despite the Gunners leading the table for a record 248 days, it was Pep Guardiola’s side who eventually came out on top as they went on to land a
Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Melbourne and Clayton Oliver are at the crossroads. The pair have endured a tumultuous relationship since the midway point of the season, which coincided with the star midfielder’s hamstring injury that led to him missing a crucial chunk of the season. Speaking to Melbourne officials and people close to Oliver at the time,
Winning hasn't felt this good for Ipswich Town in some time – and thanks to Ed Sheeran it hasn't sounded this good in a while, either. The four-time Grammy Award-winner and lifelong Ipswich fan was on hand at Portman Road as the Tractor Boys got back to winning ways against Hull City on Tuesday. And a 3-0 win was enough to (at least temporarily) push Kieran McKenna's men back to
Lewis Hamilton commits to Mercedes until 2025 Lewis Hamilton claims that he ‘does not have time’ for children as he chases down a record-breaking eighth F1 world title. The 38-year-old’s search is virtually guaranteed to go on for at least one more year, with Max Verstappen just three points away from the 2023 crown. Hamilton was the dominant force in F1 while Mercedes were in their prime. The Englishman picked
In pictures: Man Utd v Galatasaray Raphael Varane’s form is a huge worry for Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag amid his unprecedented injury crisis, according to Old Trafford icon Paul Scholes. United shipped another three goals in Tuesday’s 3-2 defeat to Galatasaray, increasing the tally to 17 in their opening 10 games this season. Six of those outings have ended in defeat, including both Champions League Group A fixtures
Bookmark For the latest from the pitch sign up for our football newsletter Thank you for subscribing! For the latest from the pitch sign up for our football newsletter We have more newsletters Love him, hate him, you certainly could not ignore him. David Beckham was a superstar on the pitch and off it. Whether it be scoring goals or being sent off, scoring with Spice Girls or shaving his
Arsenal defender William Saliba has arguably made himself the least droppable player in Mikel Arteta’s squad. The Frenchman is the current holder of an impressive club record which only stresses his undoubted importance to the Gunners’ chances of winning major honours. Saliba finally made his long-awaited Arsenal debut on the first day of last season, over three years after he joined the club. He immediately established himself in a centre-back
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is always looking to strengthen his squad and attack is set to be the next area of priority. Ivan Toney and Pedro Neto are two top targets as the Gunners look to build an unstoppable front line to spearhead their challenge for major trophies. Arsenal spent around £210million in the summer transfer window. Declan Rice was the biggest signing at a club-record £105m from West Ham.
Erik ten Hag was once again at Andre Onana’s defence after the Manchester United goalkeeper’s latest howler cost them dear in the Champions League. Manchester United news, exclusives and analysis Despite leading twice, United lost 3-2 to Galatasaray on Tuesday night, to make it six defeats out of their first 10 games of the season. Summer signing Onana has been in-between the sticks for every match, and had kept just