Americans win the Presidents Cup for the 10th straight time
MONTREAL (AP) — Americans win the Presidents Cup for the 10th straight time.
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The TelegraphHarry Maguire questions Manchester United’s mental strength after Porto performance
Harry Maguire questioned Manchester United’s mental strength after they again sloppily conceded three goals in quick succession to raise further questions over the future of manager Erik ten Hag.
- Malay Mail
What is a heritage player, and why did Dutch player Mats Deijl fail to don the Harimau Malaya kit?
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 4 — Fifa, world football’s governing body, has confirmed that Dutch club Go Ahead Eagles player Mats D...
- The Telegraph
Dire Matthijs de Ligt was bullied and bamboozled – he must be taken out of the firing line
It was last month that Ronald Koeman revealed he substituted Matthijs de Ligt for his own good. At fault for both of Germany’s goals in a 2-2 draw, the Netherlands defender was taken off at half-time to spare him any more humiliation, just days after an unconvincing showing against Bosnia & Herzegovina.
- The Guardian
Premier League team news: predicted lineups for the weekend action
Liverpool visit Crystal Palace in Saturday’s early kick-off while struggling Manchester United head to in-form Aston Villa on Sunday
- The Telegraph
Chelsea’s shadow XI show cutting edge in making light work of Gent
They are a giant of European football swimming with the tiddlers in the Uefa Conference League and once again Enzo Maresca trusted his Chelsea shadow XI to navigate a competition that his club are the heavy favourites to win.
- The Telegraph
Arne Slot has greatest-ever start to Liverpool tenure after ninth win
Arne Slot says he hopes that Liverpool fans remember him in 10 years’ time for more than the greatest start to a manager’s career at their club in its 132 years of eventful history, although for now it seems to be enough.
- The Guardian
Premier League rejects Manchester City’s plea for longer summer break
Pep Guardiola said the Premier League has rejected Manchester City’s request to delay their start to next season in spite of their Club World Cup defence
- The Telegraph
Paul Pogba to return in March after doping ban reduction
Paul Pogba is free to return to football in March after his four-year ban for doping was reduced to 18 months.
- The Independent
Arne Slot highlights Ryan Gravenberch improvement - and how Liverpool must help Darwin Nunez
The Reds are top of the table but the new manager is looking for further improvements
- The Independent
Johnny Herbert breaks silence on Max Verstappen ‘swearing’ saga
Herbert was a steward in Singapore, when Verstappen was punished for swearing in a press conference
- Yahoo Sports
Fantasy Football Week 5 Start 'Em Sit 'Em
Week 5 is here! Fantasy football analyst Dalton Del Don delivers his lineup advice for every game.
- Associated Press
Bronny James begins his Lakers career with a preseason debut. LeBron won't join until the next game
Bronny James played in his first NBA preseason game Friday night, but LeBron James wasn't in uniform with him when the Lakers hosted Minnesota in the first of Los Angeles' two weekend games in the Coachella Valley. Lakers coach JJ Redick elected to hold out LeBron James against the Timberwolves after three hard days of training camp, but the 39-year-old top scorer in NBA history is likely to play against Phoenix on Sunday — which just happens to be Bronny's 20th birthday. Bronny James finished with two points in the Lakers’ 124-107 loss to the Timberwolves, missing his first five shots before making a layup with 56.9 seconds to play.
- The Telegraph
Behind the scenes at Nottingham Forest: Late fines, ‘homework’ and baked beans still on menu
Nottingham Forest’s unbeaten run in the Premier League may have come to an end last weekend, but inside the club the mood remains buoyant.
- Yahoo Sports
Week 6 Race For The Case & four must win games | College Football Enquirer
On today's show, Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellenger and SI's Pat Forde discuss four games in Week 6 that are must win situations for Ole Miss, Missouri, Florida State, and Rutgers. They break down what is on the line for each team to either revive their season or bolster their playoff resume.
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EU court set for key Diarra ruling which could shake up transfer market
An EU court will on Friday deliver its verdict in the case of former French footballer Lassana Diarra against FIFA, a potentially landmark decision which could shake up the football transfer system."In a way, the Lassana Diarra affair is the Bosman 2.0 affair," said Diarra's Belgian lawyer Jean-Louis Dupont, who was also involved in the 1995 case of footballer Jean-Marc Bosman.
- The Telegraph
Prince William: I skipped Olympics to avoid giving Princess of Wales Covid
The Prince of Wales did not travel to the Olympics in Paris this summer because he feared bringing a Covid infection home to his wife during her chemotherapy, he had said.
- The Guardian
Ten Hag criticises Rashford in Porto but denies substitution was punishment
Manchester United’s manager said withdrawing one of his goalscorers in the 3-3 draw with Porto was for rotation and asked: ‘Don’t judge us in this moment’
- Associated Press
Gauff rallies to reach China Open final and Sinner, Alcaraz and Djokovic win in Shanghai
Coco Gauff rallied from a set down for the third consecutive match as she beat Paula Badosa 4-6, 6-4, 6-2 to reach the China Open final on Saturday. The sixth-ranked Gauff will play Karolina Muchova of the Czech Republic in Sunday's final. Muchova defeated Olympic gold medalist Zheng Qinwen 6-3, 6-4 in the other semifinal.
- People
Who Is Mark Andrews' Girlfriend? All About Elena Yates and the Subtle Way She Launched Their Relationship on TikTok
Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews started dating his girlfriend Elena Yates in 2023
- The Telegraph
Britain beat Italy to qualify for first America’s Cup in 60 years
As Ben Ainslie and Sir Jim Ratcliffe popped the champagne on stage in the race village in Barcelona’s Port Olímpic and held aloft the Louis Vuitton Cup, it was clear to see what this victory over Luna Rossa meant; to Ainslie, to the Ineos Britannia team, to the whole of British sailing.