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Manchester City Under-18s boss Oliver Reiss says his responsibility is on preparing his side for Thursday's FA Youth Cup final against rivals Manchester United and not where the fixture is taking place. The showpiece will be held at the 7,000-capacity Joie Stadium, where City's women and academy si
The fans deserved a good performance against a team fighting for survival but got the same old Aberdeen. The last home game of the season and less than half the players had any passion or desire to give the long-suffering fans what they desire: a performance and a win. Spencer: That just sums the
Liverpool Eye Rayan as Summer Rebuild Takes ShapeLiverpool’s recruitment team have built a reputation for spotting elite talent before the rest of Europe catches up. That is why the growing interest...
This is going to get people talking.This Wednesday, Netflix released its documentary on the French national team’s 2010 World Cup titled "The Bus: Les Bleus on Strike."In this film, Netflix tries to...
Manchester City face Crystal Palace this evening in a crunch Premier League fixture.The Cityzens are bidding to chase down Arsenal in the title race and can not afford a slip-up at the Etihad. Pep Gua...
Celtic travel to face Motherwell on Wednesday night in their final away game of the Scottish Premiership season.They sit second in the table with 76 points from 36 games, just one point behind leaders...
Celtic face Motherwell in their last away match of the season on Wednesday night in a Scottish Premiership matchday 37 fixture.Celtic are currently placed in second position in the league table with 7...
Craig: It can't be understated the fantastic work Neil McCann and Billy Dodds have done in turning us around and getting the team going from strength to strength. Well done to McCann and co. Our signings in the last window were the main difference and our top goalie back between the sticks saved th
There’s a new name in Chicago sports stadiums. Fast-food giant McDonald’s has inked a long-term deal with the Chicago Fire to add its name — and a massive flagship restaurant — to the team’s new $750 million stadium going up at The 78 in the South Loop. McDonald’s Park, as the new soccer venue will