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Leo Beenhakker, former Real Madrid, Ajax and Netherlands coach, dies at 82

Dutchman also led Trinidad & Tobago at 2006 World Cup Clubs pay tribute to ‘legendary coach’ and ‘unique figure’ Leo Beenhakker, the former Real Madrid, Ajax and Netherlands manager, has died at the age of 82. The Dutchman’s first stint as Ajax manager between 1978 and 1981 saw him win the Eredivisie title, which he

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Porro’s touch of class for Tottenham earns draw after Frankfurt’s fast start

Hope is not lost for Ange Postecoglou. On another night, the Tottenham manager might have been celebrating a wonder goal from the outstanding Lucas Bergvall as his side looked forward to next week’s second leg in Germany with a healthy advantage. But it is a reflection of how things have been going for Postecoglou that

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Onana’s errors cost Manchester United chance to gain advantage over Lyon

Joshua Zirkzee looked to have sealed a classic smash-and-grab victory when rising to head home Bruno Fernandes’s cross with 87 minutes on the clock. But deep in added time Rayan Cherki turned home after what appeared a second André Onana howler – the keeper pushing the ball straight out. This followed a first error that

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Liam Kelly the penalty hero as 10-man Rangers hold on against Athletic Bilbao

VAR might have its critics but it sure knows how to create drama. Within a quarter of an hour a review had seen the Rangers defender Robin Pröpper dismissed on review, while in the second half Athletic Bilbao had a goal disallowed only to be awarded a penalty that was saved. The end result was

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