Press conference
Manager / player media briefings.
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Maitland-Niles' last-gasp equaliser denies Manchester United victory at Goodison
Ainsley Maitland-Niles curled home a stunning stoppage-time equaliser to earn Everton a 2-2 draw against Manchester United on Sunday, cancelling out Benjamin Sesko's 88th-minute header and leaving United with one win from three league games.
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Genesio slams Marseille players after second straight defeat
Beaten at home by Paris FC (2-3) from the 23rd second of play, Marseille suffered a second consecutive loss. Bruno Genesio highlighted gross defensive errors and alarming lack of maturity after just three matchdays.
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Carrick hails Shaw-Rashford axis as 'particularly dangerous' after Everton draw
Michael Carrick has praised the revived left-wing partnership between Luke Shaw and Marcus Rashford, who combined effectively in Manchester United's draw at Everton — their 202nd appearance together for the club.
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Costa accuses UFC of double standards over Pereira's heavyweight ranking and title inconsistencies
Paulo Costa has publicly criticised the UFC for applying inconsistent rules across its roster, questioning why Alex Pereira holds a top-four heavyweight ranking despite never winning a fight at that weight class.
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Ortega accuses UFC of avoiding outside fighters who could 'whoop us'
Brian Ortega has claimed the UFC deliberately avoids signing certain fighters from rival promotions because they pose a genuine threat to its roster, praising training partner A.J. McKee as proof that elite talent exists beyond the organisation.
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All Blacks assistant Barnes admits Springboks' set-piece dominance demands humble pie before Baltimore
All Blacks forwards coach Neil Barnes has openly conceded New Zealand were outmuscled at scrum time in Soweto, saying he and scrum coach Jason Ryan must find solutions before the series-levelling third Test in Baltimore.
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Verstappen hugs Antonelli's father at Monza before son can reach him in viral paddock moment
Max Verstappen was caught on camera embracing Marco Antonelli in the Monza paddock after Kimi Antonelli won his home grand prix from 19th on the grid, with the gesture drawing widespread praise from fans across social media.
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Erasmus praises All Blacks scrum after Springboks edge third Test in Soweto
Rassie Erasmus credited New Zealand's front-row changes after South Africa's 29-24 win in Soweto, admitting the scrums were far from one-sided and calling for the 'games' narrative around Springbok set-piece tactics to be put to rest.
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Hamilton accuses Ferrari of acting 'too late' after Leclerc clash ends title hopes at Monza
Lewis Hamilton finished sixth at the Italian Grand Prix after being pushed into the gravel by team-mate Charles Leclerc on the opening lap, leaving the seven-time champion 76 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli with Ferrari now 122 points behind Mercedes in the constructors' standings.
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Arteta insists reigning champions Arsenal will reach even greater heights this season
Mikel Arteta praised an 'exceptional' performance after Arsenal beat Chelsea at the Emirates to maintain a perfect start to their Premier League title defence, with captain Martin Odegaard scoring the decisive second-half winner.
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Regragui slams Senegal eight months after Africa Cup of Nations final still awaiting CAS verdict
Walid Regragui has strongly criticized Senegal's decision to leave the pitch during the Africa Cup of Nations final against Morocco, lamenting a tarnished image for African football as the Court of Arbitration for Sport has yet to deliver its ruling.
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Carragher and Sturridge rule Chelsea out of title race after 2-1 loss to Arsenal
Jamie Carragher and Daniel Sturridge declared a 'massive gulf' between Chelsea and Arsenal after Xabi Alonso's side fell 2-1 at the Emirates, with both pundits describing the Blues as 'a work in progress' still far short of the champions.
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Vasseur concedes Ferrari drivers' Monza clash cost the team as title picture sharpens
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur admitted the first-lap collision between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton at the Italian Grand Prix was "not good for the team", hinting that driver orders could become necessary as the championship fight intensifies.
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Rosberg defends Mercedes strategy after Antonelli snatches Italian GP win from Russell
Nico Rosberg has dismissed claims that Mercedes favoured Kimi Antonelli over George Russell at Monza, where Antonelli charged from 19th on the grid to win and extend his championship lead to 66 points.
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Carrick admits United cannot ignore defensive frailty after six goals conceded in three games
Michael Carrick has acknowledged Manchester United's defensive record must improve after shipping two goals in each of their first three Premier League fixtures against Hull, Ipswich, and Everton.
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Carrick insists Manchester United's four-point start is not as bad as it looks
Michael Carrick pushed back on suggestions Manchester United have made a poor start to the Premier League season, saying his side 'will be fine' after collecting just four points from their opening three games.
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Brundle says Russell must demand answers from Mercedes after VSC call cost him Monza win
Martin Brundle insists George Russell needs a full explanation from Mercedes after a virtual safety car strategy at the Italian Grand Prix handed team-mate Kimi Antonelli the victory and extended his championship lead to 66 points.
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Carrick blames United decision-making after Maitland-Niles stunner denies win at Everton
Michael Carrick admitted his Manchester United players made costly decisions late on as Ainsley Maitland-Niles's stoppage-time strike cancelled out Benjamin Sesko's header to earn Everton a draw at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
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Leclerc dismisses Ferrari rivalry narrative after Hamilton clash at Monza
Charles Leclerc has pushed back against suggestions of a Ferrari internal rivalry following his first-lap clash with Lewis Hamilton at the Italian Grand Prix, asking 'who is forcing that narrative?' — though he conceded the Monza incident 'went too far'.
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Rosberg says Ferrari backing Hamilton over Leclerc in 2026 title race is not feasible
Nico Rosberg has argued it is unrealistic for Ferrari to prioritise Lewis Hamilton over Charles Leclerc at this stage of the season, with Hamilton sitting 59 points behind championship leader Kimi Antonelli heading into the Italian Grand Prix.
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