Bruno Fernandes turns down second Manchester United contract offer
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has rejected a second proposal over a new deal, leaving the club weighing a 12-month extension while awaiting Mauricio Pochettin
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Dover and Salisbury to host BBC's FA Cup second-round ties
National League South sides Dover Athletic and Salisbury will host Leicester City and Blackpool respectively in the BBC's two live FA Cup second-round matches next month.
Northern Ireland selection dilemmas ahead of Ukraine Nations League match
Michael O'Neill's unbeaten Northern Ireland side, yet to concede in League B2, face Ukraine in Belfast with several selection questions to resolve.
Manchester City Guilty Verdict Raises Squad and Transfer Uncertainty
Manchester City's guilty verdict on Premier League financial charges creates doubts over player retention, contract renewals, and transfer plans, with potential relegatio
Man City and Real Madrid share spoils after disallowed late goal
Khadija Shaw's superb equaliser helped Manchester City secure a 1-1 draw against Real Madrid at the Joie Stadium, with the visitors having a late goal chalked off.
Manchester City to argue sponsor funding came from Abu Dhabi state, not owners, in financial rules appeal
Manchester City will argue in its appeal that sponsorship money came from the Abu Dhabi government rather than its owners, after an independent commission found the club
O'Reilly exits England squad injured before Croatia and Czech Republic games
Nico O'Reilly has left the England squad with an injury and will miss the final two Nations League fixtures, with no replacement planned.
Liverpool Eye Schade as European Giants Circle Haaland and Foden
Liverpool are contenders to sign Brentford's Kevin Schade, while Manchester City's Erling Haaland and Phil Foden attract interest from top European clubs.
Football Figures Urge Manchester City Punishment Before Season Ends
Senior football officials call for Manchester City's penalty for Premier League rule breaches to be decided before the season concludes, as the club plans an appeal.
Haaland Unfazed by Man City Verdict, Norway Teammates Say
Norway's Erling Haaland has shown no change in demeanor since Manchester City's financial rule breaches were confirmed, according to teammate Kristoffer Ajer, as Norway p
Micah Richards 'devastated' by Manchester City guilty verdicts as Jamie Carragher calls for title removal
Former Manchester City defender Micah Richards reacts with devastation to the Premier League's guilty verdict on the club's financial charges, while Jamie Carragher says
Man City CEO Soriano declines comment on Premier League charges at Copenhagen summit
Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano avoided questions about the club's Premier League charges during a European clubs conference in Copenhagen.
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.
Premier League Possession Stats Show Decline in Wins for Dominant Teams
Teams with over 60% possession have won only 36.4% of Premier League matches this season, down from 53.5% last season, sparking debate about the effectiveness of possessi
Pulis: Stoke Fans Feel Cheated Over 2011 FA Cup After Manchester City Verdict
Former Stoke City manager Tony Pulis says the Manchester City financial rules verdict leaves a sour taste and raises questions about the 2011 FA Cup final.