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Kieran McKenna’s team face a crunch clash with Middlesbrough but charging Southampton loom large At the end of July, Ipswich and Middlesbrough reached an agreement. If the Boro midfielder Hayden Hackney agreed personal terms he could join the Suffolk club, freshly relegated and awash with ready funds, for a Championship record fee of around £20m. […]

CEO Andrew Abdo: ‘There are clear pros and cons for it’ London Broncos key to multimillion takeover vision Super League could move back to a winter competition to allow year-round global broadcasting of rugby league if the NRL agrees a deal to take control of the British game. Andrew Abdo, the CEO of the NRL,

Pep Guardiola has said the title race will be “over” if Manchester City lose to Arsenal this weekend.

Former Chelsea defender Ashley Cole has said he felt “discouraged” by the lack of managerial opportunities in England and is grateful for Serie B side Cesena for the “massive leap of faith” in appointing him.

Mauricio Pochettino won’t coach the USMNT forever, and when he does leave, will U.S. Soccer be able to bring in another big-name boss to replace him?

Leicester City boss Gary Rowett says “belief” in increasingly dire times will be key to the Foxes’ Championship survival hopes.

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Manchester City gained ground last weekend but the league leaders have plenty of reasons to remain positive By Opta Analyst Last weekend was nightmarish for Arsenal. They lost at home to Bournemouth on Saturday with a flat, disjointed performance, and matters deteriorated further the following day when Manchester City beat Chelsea convincingly at Stamford Bridge.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has described Hugo Ekitike’s Achilles injury as “devastating” but has backed the striker to “come back even stronger”.

Saturday’s Women’s Six Nations hosts hope to end 28-game losing streak against the Red Roses in front of record crowd Murrayfield usually looms over Scotland women’s home games. Its fortress walls arch over the team’s regular home at the Hive like a villain in a children’s cartoon. The two rugby stadiums are direct neighbours in