Thomas Frank insists Thursday’s north London derby between Tottenham and Arsenal in Hong Kong is ‘no friendly’. It will be the first clash between the bitter rivals to be played outside the UK and the new Spurs boss said: ‘I […]
Newcastle have reached an agreement to take a former Arsenal star on loan for the upcoming Premier League season, with the played cleared to undergo a medical. The Magpies have found it hard going so far in the summer window,
By the time Rangers leave the Olympic Stadium in Athens on Wednesday night, the only thing that will matter is ensuring they’ve kept the flame burning in this year’s Champions League campaign. As their charter flight touched down in this
Charlton Athletic have paid tribute to a schoolboy footballer after his tragic death. Academy player Ethan Ade-Oduwale died aged 10 and his team described him as a ‘shining example’ during his stint at the Championship club. In a statement on
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Russell Martin has dismissed any suggestion that Rangers will batten down the hatches against Panathinaikos in the soaring heat of Athens. Leading 2-0 from the first leg of their Champions League second qualifying round tie, the Ibrox side arrived in
Football has produced its fair share of father-son duos, from the Maldini dynasty to Schmeichels and the Haaland lineage, but what about when boxing enters the ring? That’s exactly what has happened now, as the son of a British heavyweight
© IMAGO Tuesday delivered plenty of huge transfer news as Arsenal were involved in a surprising transfer hijack. Plus, Alexander Isak went AWOL to force through his move to Liverpool and Chelsea’s next signings after Xavi Simons and Jorrel Hato
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© IMAGO Newcastle striker Alexander Isak has gone AWOL to force through a transfer to Liverpool, according to a report. The Sweden international caused outrage and consternation on Tyneside last week by informing Newcastle of his desire to explore his
A number of Premier League clubs are growing increasingly frustrated by the competition’s US-based Summer Series – and may even call for it to be scrapped. Mail Sport understands officials at some top-flight sides are angered at the fact that
‘In Sarina We Trust,’ the placards proclaimed, bobbing above the crowd as tens of thousands flooded down the Mall, inching ever closer to Buckingham Palace. Some had travelled from as far as Durham and as wide as Bristol, all for
