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Cherki has excelled for Manchester City – and made Guardiola adapt

In a bad season for big-money transfers in the Premier League, maverick Frenchman has been a notable exception By WhoScored “There are moments I just want to shout at him and there are moments I want to kiss him.” Such is Pep Guardiola’s relationship with Rayan Cherki: part exasperation, part adoration.​ Guardiola is football’s master […]

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Solskjær would be a huge risk for Manchester United’s beleaguered hierarchy | Jamie Jackson

There is no guarantee the Norwegian would restore a sense of positivity like he did first time round – and failure would be a nightmare Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s prime candidacy to become Manchester United’s interim manager for a second time appears the latest faulty strategic move by Jason Wilcox, United’s director of football, and the

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World Cup players to have lifelike ‘AI avatars’ for use in VAR offside decisions

Innovation means every player being digitally scanned Infantino: Move will ensure more accurate decisions Every player at this summer’s World Cup will have their own physically accurate “AI avatar” that will be used in taking VAR decisions. The innovation, which will involve every player being digitally scanned and leaves the possibility of size mattering in

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Kyrgios and Kokkinakis go down fighting in Brisbane thriller

Special Ks lose topsy-turvy match 6-0 1-6 (10-6) Performance bodes well for Kyrgios’s wild card hopes Nick Kyrgios was a motivational speaker, a part-time masseur and a dancer on the way to an entertaining doubles loss in Brisbane, with the defeat unlikely to harm his Australian Open wildcard hopes. Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis looked set

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Simon Yates announces surprise retirement with ‘deep pride and sense of peace’

British cyclist calls time aged 33 after a 13-year career ‘Now feels the right moment,’ says Giro d’Italia winner Simon Yates, one of Britain’s most storied riders and the winner of last year’s Giro d’Italia, has stunned cycling by announcing his retirement at 33. The Visma-Lease a Bike rider announced on Wednesday that he is

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