Leicester City Reportedly Charging Players £80 a Night to Sleep at £100m Training Ground
Leicester City are reportedly charging first-team players £80 per night to use accommodation at their £100 million Seagrave training complex.
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Manchester United Stunned as 15-Year-Old Prodigy JJ Gabriel Asks to Leave
Manchester United academy prospect JJ Gabriel has formally asked the club to cancel his registration just as the 15-year-old was approaching a possible first-team breakthrough.
Howard Webb Calls Football’s Accidental Handball Law ‘A Nonsense’ and Demands Reform
English refereeing chief Howard Webb has called for football’s accidental-handball law to be rewritten after the Harry Maguire incident exposed what he calls a ridiculous inconsistency.
Richarlison vs Tottenham: FIFA Contract Battle Looms as De Zerbi Says Striker Will Not Play Again
Roberto De Zerbi says Richarlison will not play for Tottenham again as the Brazil striker considers whether to seek termination of his contract through FIFA.
Facial Recognition Used at Manchester Derby as Police Make 17 Arrests
Greater Manchester Police made 17 arrests around the Manchester derby while deploying Live Facial Recognition technology, which police say helped identify a wanted man.
Pressure Builds on Michael Carrick as Manchester United Match Worst Premier League Start
Manchester United have taken four points from four Premier League games, matching their worst start as Gary Neville calls the Fulham trip a real pressure game for Michael Carrick.
Four England Games, No Premier League for Three Weeks – Football’s New Calendar Starts Now
The Premier League is about to pause for nearly three weeks as FIFA’s new 16-day international window gives England four Nations League matches in 11 days.
Four Games, No Goals – But Tottenham Still Won’t Turn Back to Richarlison
Tottenham have failed to score in their opening four Premier League matches, but Roberto De Zerbi still has no plans to bring Richarlison back into the squad.
VAR Got It Wrong, Changed the Result – Now the Officials Have Been Stood Down
The VAR officials who wrongly allowed Manchester City’s derby winner have been stood down from Premier League duty until after the international break.
Premier League Refereeing Under Fire as Arsenal Demand Answers Hours After VAR Admission
Arsenal have requested a meeting with Pro Ref over a disputed penalty decision, hours after the refereeing body admitted VAR got Manchester City’s derby winner wrong.
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