Bournemouth are exploring a potential loan deal for Arsenal midfielder Ethan Nwaneri ahead of the January window, with the 18-year-old finding starts limited in a squad competing at the top of the Premier League.
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David Coote, once a senior official in English football, has been sentenced to a suspended jail term after pleading guilty to a child image offence, marking the final collapse of a refereeing career already ended by misconduct findings.
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The firing of longtime Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh quickly rippled beyond the NFL, drawing an unusually direct response from President Trump and triggering immediate interest from teams searching for new leadership.
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Liverpool have reached a verbal agreement to sign Senegalese teenage defender Mor Ndiaye, continuing the club’s focus on recruiting young talent with long-term potential.
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Australia’s sporting community has entered a growing political debate after the Bondi attack, with dozens of high profile athletes calling for a federal inquiry, arguing that only a national response can address rising extremism and social division.
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The north London club has confirmed the death of one of the most influential forwards in its history, prompting tributes from supporters and former players as matchday plans were adjusted to mark the loss.
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Australian Open runner-up Zheng Qinwen will miss the 2026 tournament after confirming she is not yet ready to return following elbow surgery, ending hopes of a Melbourne comeback.
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A former Premier League referee once trusted with the biggest matches in English football has returned to the spotlight for very different reasons, as a court prepares to decide his punishment in a serious criminal case.
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In the modern era, football isn’t just a sport, it’s a billion-dollar global business. From domestic leagues to international tournaments,
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From Lisbon Lions to Galácticos, this ranking of the 20 most successful clubs in Champions League history charts decades of dominance, drama, and European glory. Based on total match victories since 1956, these giants have shaped the legacy of Europe’s greatest competition — and some are still making history today.
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