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Ten Hag warns Manchester United relegation is "entirely possible" after Chelsea collapse
Beaten 2-0 at Stamford Bridge and stuck in 17th place in the Premier League with just seven points from nine games, Manchester United is worrying even its former manager Erik ten Hag, who believes the risk of relegation is very real.
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Four-try Moloney-MacDonald sparks England's 55-12 demolition of USA after being dropped
Claudia Moloney-MacDonald scored four tries as England's Red Roses ended their WXV North American campaign with a 55-12 win over the USA in New Jersey, responding emphatically to back-to-back defeats against Canada.
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Miotti switches allegiance from Argentina to face Los Pumas with Italy in November
Montpellier fly-half Domingo Miotti has been named in Italy's squad after completing a three-year stand-down period following nine caps for Argentina. The 30-year-old could face his former teammates when the Azzurri host Los Pumas in Genoa on 14 November.
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Man United to confront Martinez over attitude, form and contract after red card against Chelsea
Manchester United are preparing to hold direct talks with Lisandro Martinez in the coming weeks to address his attitude, recent performances, future and contract situation, with the Argentine's deal expiring at the end of the season and several European clubs circling.
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Thuram and Thauvin set to rejoin France squad in Zidane's next selection
With Dembélé and Saliba unavailable, Zinedine Zidane is expected to recall Marcus Thuram and Florian Thauvin for France's UEFA Nations League matches against Italy (November 12) and Turkey, according to Téléfoot.
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Riot shields escort red-carded Montiel off pitch as 9-man River Plate fall to Boca in Superclasico
Gonzalo Montiel was guided to safety by two security staff carrying riot shields after receiving a late red card in a ferocious Superclasico, as Boca Juniors beat nine-man River Plate 1-0 at La Bombonera.
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Stephen Warnock reveals he hid epileptic seizures from Liverpool for fear of being released
Former Liverpool and England left-back Stephen Warnock has disclosed that he suffered epileptic seizures during his time at Anfield but concealed the condition from the club, terrified that revealing it would cost him his career.
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Athletic Club end Real Sociedad's four-game winning run as Berenguer penalty sparks derby fury
Athletic Club defeated Real Sociedad 2-1 at San Mamés on Sunday to snap their Basque rivals' four-match La Liga winning streak. Real Sociedad formally protested the disputed first-half penalty that proved decisive, while Athletic suffered another striker injury.
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Pauleta, Matuidi, Pastore: Five PSG Legends Share Their Wellness Rituals
Pedro Pauleta, Nenê, Blaise Matuidi, Grégory van der Wiel and Javier Pastore reveal their recovery and physical preparation habits as part of a wellness program launched across seven hotels worldwide.
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Antonelli crowned youngest F1 world champion ever, crying through the final lap in Mexico City
Kimi Antonelli sealed the 2026 Formula 1 world championship at the Mexico City Grand Prix, becoming the youngest world champion in the sport's history. The Mercedes driver admitted he was in tears on the final lap and could barely see the track as he crossed the line.
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China's state broadcaster blacks out Real Madrid despite Mbappé's Mao apology
Chinese state broadcaster CCTV refused to air Real Madrid's 3-0 La Liga win over Racing Santander on Sunday, even after Mbappé, the club and the league all apologised for the striker's joke comparing himself to a 'Chinese dictator' resembling Mao Zedong.
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Sinayoko joins Weah in history books with eight goals in nine matches for Paris FC
Author of a brace and an assist against Monaco (3-1) in Matchday 9 of Ligue 1, Lassine Sinayoko becomes the first African player to reach eight goals after nine league matches in France since George Weah in 1991-1992.
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Deschamps linked with Lyon as Fonseca could leave mid-season
Free since the end of his nearly 14-year tenure as France manager, Didier Deschamps is being considered as a potential successor to Paulo Fonseca at Olympique Lyonnais, a club that had already approached him three times according to his own words.
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Fonseca set to join Sporting Portugal, Carlos Vicens favourite to replace him at Lyon
Paulo Fonseca is preparing to leave Olympique Lyonnais to join Sporting Portugal, his boyhood club. According to Daniel Riolo, former Pep Guardiola assistant Carlos Vicens, currently a free agent, is the leading candidate to succeed him.
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Deschamps in pole position to succeed Spalletti at Juventus
Free since leaving the French national team, Didier Deschamps is among the serious candidates to take over from Luciano Spalletti at Juventus, a club where he already coached successfully between 2006 and 2007.
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Mbappé Accused of Diving After Controversial Penalty Launches Real Madrid
Kylian Mbappé sparked a major controversy in La Liga after winning a disputed penalty in the 11th minute of Real Madrid's 3-0 away victory at Racing Santander on Sunday. Catalan media denounced a dive and accused referees of favoring the capital club.
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Morocco Favored to Host 2029 Club World Cup Alone
According to sources close to the Moroccan federation, Morocco is set to host the 2029 Club World Cup solo, one year before co-hosting the World Cup with Spain and Portugal. FIFA has not yet officially confirmed its decision.
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Fernandes leads by example but 10-man United crumble to defeat at Chelsea
Bruno Fernandes delivered a captain's performance at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, but Lisandro Martinez's red card proved decisive as Manchester United fell to Chelsea, leaving Michael Carrick's position under growing pressure.
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En-Nesyri set to return to Morocco squad after ten-month absence
Morocco manager Mohamed Ouahbi will unveil his squad on Wednesday for the two matches against Niger in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. Youssef En-Nesyri, absent for ten months, is expected to make his comeback, benefiting from Ismael Saibari's serious injury.
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Osbourne refuses to tap as Durden's deep twister seals unanimous decision at UFC Vegas 123
Ode Osbourne survived a near-fight-ending twister submission in round one but lost a unanimous decision to Cody Durden at UFC Vegas 123 in Las Vegas. Osbourne has since revealed he was willing to risk a broken back rather than tap out.
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