
McInnes Dismisses Title Pressure Talk Ahead of Rangers' Trip to Dundee
Derek McInnes says it is too early for Rangers to focus on pressuring Celtic and Hearts, despite a win at Dundee potentially sending them top.
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Derek McInnes says it is too early for Rangers to focus on pressuring Celtic and Hearts, despite a win at Dundee potentially sending them top.

Michael Carrick says Manchester United have moved on from Lisandro Martinez's post-match comments, while confirming the defender remains in the squad for Sunday's trip to

The Premier League is back after European fixtures, with Manchester City leading the table and Bournemouth, Fulham and Tottenham still seeking their first league wins. Th

England goalkeeper Chris Gordon will face his father, Colin, who coaches Argentina, when the Powerchair Football World Cup begins in Buenos Aires.

Watford manager Alessio Dionisi dismisses reports he will be sacked as the Hornets sit 22nd in the Championship after a 5-1 defeat at Cardiff.

Eva Olid discusses her whirlwind start at Manchester United, the turning point after a heavy defeat, and adapting to life in Manchester.

A look at the key fixtures and narratives across the EFL this weekend, including a top-of-the-table clash in the Championship and pressure on Leicester City.

Fabian Hurzeler has taken Brighton from a relegation fight to third in the Premier League, prompting talk of interest from bigger clubs and debate among supporters about

BBC Sport has introduced a set of daily football quizzes challenging fans to test their knowledge with formats like Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser.

Michel-Ange Balikwisha says Celtic's loan block cost him a World Cup spot, while Thelo Aasgaard is happy to have left Rangers for Anderlecht.

The Premier League's traditional 'Big Six' of Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham are no longer dominating the top six, with oth

Celtic's 4-1 Europa League loss at Benfica leaves them 34th of 36, with Martin O'Neill insisting they can still qualify while Chris Sutton calls the side flat-track bulli