
Burnley on brink of unwanted English home winless record
Burnley will set an English football record for the longest top-four-division run without a home league win if they fail to beat Portsmouth on 31 October, surpassing Shef
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Burnley will set an English football record for the longest top-four-division run without a home league win if they fail to beat Portsmouth on 31 October, surpassing Shef

Finland's all-time leading scorer Teemu Pukki will retire after the Veikkausliiga season ends on 8 November, closing a career that included two promotions with Norwich Ci

Players face a one-match ban after four yellow cards in the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League, with cautions wiped after the quarter-finals.

Celtic's emphatic win over Hearts, built on a dynamic front three without record signing Kasper Hogh, has intensified debate over whether the £11m Dane belongs in the fir

Louis Saha questions whether Celtic could tempt David Moyes from the Premier League, while Scottish football gossip also covers Derek McInnes's selection dilemma, Hearts'

BBC Sport's daily quiz page offers a football identity game plus Five in Five and Brainteaser challenges, with points awarded for fewer clues used.

BBC pundit Troy Deeney has picked his latest Premier League team of the week, led by Erling Haaland's two goals, Brighton's clean sheet and Johan Manzambi's Aston Villa f

James Maddison scored on his first Tottenham start in 18 months as Spurs beat Coventry 3-1 for their first Premier League win of the season, with Dejan Kulusevski also re

Roberto de Zerbi praised Tottenham's spirit and attitude after their first Premier League win of the season, a 3-1 victory over Coventry City, while acknowledging the sid

Frank Lampard says he takes pride in Coventry City's performance despite a 3-1 Premier League defeat away to struggling Tottenham Hotspur.

Tottenham Hotspur beat Coventry City 3-1 at home to secure their first Premier League victory of the season and climb off the bottom of the table.

James Maddison scored a brilliant goal on his first start in 18 months and Ben Davies added a late third as Tottenham secured their first Premier League win of the season