
Saliba returns to Arsenal training as Arteta faces centre-back selection call
William Saliba is back in full training after a back injury, giving Mikel Arteta a welcome but difficult decision over a defence where Ezri Konsa and Gabriel Magalhaes ha

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William Saliba is back in full training after a back injury, giving Mikel Arteta a welcome but difficult decision over a defence where Ezri Konsa and Gabriel Magalhaes ha

Crystal Palace are contesting the straight red card shown to Jean-Philippe Mateta for a late challenge on Micky van de Ven in Saturday's loss to Tottenham, with the strik

Scotland have been drawn against Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden in the next Women's Nations League, setting up a December World Cup play-off rehearsal with Sweden.

Former West Ham goalkeeper Rob Green says Scott Parker's record of winning promotions makes him a strong fit to replace the sacked Nuno Espirito Santo, while John Moncur

The 26-player FifPro Women's World XI shortlist, voted for by fellow professionals, omits several high-profile names including Manchester City's Khadija Shaw, while some

Scotland recall Scott McTominay, Kieran Tierney and Che Adams for the Nations League games against North Macedonia and Switzerland, with a first call-up for James Penrice

West Ham United have sacked head coach Nuno Espirito Santo with the club eighth in the Championship, six points behind leaders Middlesbrough, after back-to-back home defe

Miguel Freckleton reflects on a rapid rise from National League loans and a spell out of professional football to LASK's Champions League campaign and Jamaica caps.

Referee Darren England discusses moving past the Luis Diaz VAR mistake, his family's ordeal, and his return to top-level officiating including the FA Cup final and Champi

BBC Sport has introduced a set of daily quizzes, including a footballer guessing game, a rapid-fire general knowledge challenge and a tough brainteaser.

Newcastle's 1-0 home defeat by Everton brought boos at full time, a fourth loss in six Premier League games and mounting pressure on new boss Matthias Jaissle.

David Moyes says Jack Grealish can still have a future at Everton but will not say when the loanee, absent for two wins, will be available again.