Ref Watch: Man Utd incensed after DOUBLE penalty controversy against Bournemouth

Manchester United were denied two penalties against Bournemouth, both of which should have been given according to former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher.

Moore revels in 'unbelievable' Rangers loan spell

Mikey Moore insists he has "loved every single second" of his loan spell at Rangers, with the Tottenham Hotspur forward open to a return next season "if it's right" for the teenager.

Fitzpatrick confident ahead of Masters after finding 'missing link'

Matt Fitzpatrick is in a confident frame of mind ahead of The Masters, after finding the "missing link" in his game helped him win the Valspar Championship.

How Liverpool lost their intensity under Slot

Ref Watch: Was Maguire right to see red at Bournemouth?

Carra: It would be better if Spurs parted ways with Tudor

Jamie Carragher shares his thoughts after Spurs' loss to Nottingham Forest in the Premier League.

Crawley Town sack manager Lindsay after winless run

Crawley Town part company with manager Scott Lindsay after a run of 10 games without a win.

Raheem Sterling still searching for Feyenoord form after De Klassieker flop

Former England forward started against Ajax but failed to make an impression and was hooked early on by Robin van Persie When the moment came, Raheem Sterling ran out of road. At long last a few yards of space had opened up and here, advertised by a spike in the decibel level around De Kuip, was an invitation to attack the Ajax right-back Lucas Rosa. There was no doubting what his mind intended to do: go around the outside, skitter along the byline and execute in the manner that has defined a largely brilliant career. For a split second the muscle memory seemed enough but Rosa’s angles were pe

Premier League and Carabao Cup final: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action

Kobbie Mainoo needs a power boost, Everton revel in home comforts but Brentford must rediscover their buzz Premier League top scorers: check the latest standings One theory behind Manchester City’s subpar 18 months is that the end is sliding into view on Pep Guardiola’s glorious reign, and the fact that he may be considering life after City is transmitting itself to his players. Sunday’s Carabao Cup win goes some way to refuting that. Not only did he see off the challenge of his former apprentice Mikel Arteta, but it was vintage Guardiola on the touchline. He looked gobsmacked when decisions d

'Players are fed up' - are autograph hunters going too far?

BBC Sport explores how footballers and managers feel about professional autograph hunters, after a series of controversial incidents.

Draper preparing for clay-court season after Miami Open exit

Taking wildcards, leaving out stars - the art of World Cup squad building

Managers often get it wrong when it comes to picking World Cup squads - is one packed with stars always the best option?