Man Utd tracking Nico Paz as Pochettino set for January backing
Manchester United are interested in Como's Nico Paz and expected to back Mauricio Pochettino in January, while Chelsea eye Jules Kounde and Liverpool scout Finn Jeltsch.
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Sportscene pundits debate penalty award in Scotland's win over North Macedonia
Leanne Crichton and Scott Brown discussed the spot-kick that helped Scotland beat North Macedonia, with the report describing the display as drab and John McGinn scoring twice.
Arokodare double gives Nigeria 3-1 win over Tanzania in Afcon 2027 qualifying
Tolu Arokodare came off the bench to score twice as Nigeria beat Tanzania 3-1 in Uyo, while Tunisia lost to Libya and Kenya held South Africa in Afcon 2027 qualifiers.
Ivezic Set for Hibs Debut After Virus, McGeady Hears McKenna Celtic Link
Marko Ivezic is ready for his Hibernian debut after a virus, while Aiden McGeady has heard Kieran McKenna could be Celtic's next manager.
Fifa rejects Uefa's claims over Infantino and collapsed investment plan
Fifa calls Uefa's allegations about Gianni Infantino and the shelved Fifa Forward Enterprise scheme meritless, accusing European football's governing body of a misinforma
Liverpool expand global youth scouting as Brexit shifts English market
Liverpool are casting a wider net for young talent worldwide, using data and scouts to find players like Mor Talla Ndiaye and Ifeanyi Ndukwe while adapting to post-Brexit
BBC Sport Launches Daily Football Quizzes: Who Am I?, Five in Five, Brainteaser
BBC Sport has introduced three daily football quizzes to test fans' knowledge, with questions set by Flora Snelson, Joe Rindl and Adam in Scotland.
Czech Republic Return to Wembley 30 Years After Euro '96 Run
The Czech Republic face England at Wembley in the Nations League, evoking memories of their surprise Euro '96 final appearance.
O'Neill positive as Northern Ireland draw with Hungary to stay unbeaten
Northern Ireland's goalless draw with Hungary at Windsor Park keeps them joint-top of Nations League League B with four points, but manager Michael O'Neill was left frust
Infantino Signals Larger Payout to FIFA Members from Reserves
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has told confederations he supports delivering the greatest responsible additional funding from FIFA's £4.4bn cash reserves, amid pressure
Ferguson Says Bologna Exit Was Never Close, Keeps Rangers Return in Mind
Lewis Ferguson says a summer move from Bologna was not close despite Rangers links, but he still harbours a boyhood dream of returning to Ibrox.
Cas: The Court of Arbitration for Sport and Why Man City Cannot Appeal There
The Court of Arbitration for Sport handles over 900 cases annually, but Manchester City cannot take their Premier League charges there due to English law provisions.
Lexi Potter's Chelsea form sparks England call-up talk ahead of squad announcement
Chelsea midfielder Lexi Potter has impressed in the Women's Super League, prompting discussion about a first senior England call-up as Sarina Wiegman prepares to name her
Konsa and O'Reilly Doubts for England Against Czech Republic
Ezri Konsa and Nico O'Reilly missed England training on Monday and are uncertain for Tuesday's Nations League match against the Czech Republic.
Cape Verde's Vozinha Says World Cup Fame Cost Him Privacy
Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha, who became a global name at the World Cup, says he misses the anonymity he had before his heroics.