O'Neill's Celtic under pressure as Hibs hope for revival
The Scottish Premiership guarantees drama - and we're braced for more ahead of the international break.
While Martin O'Neill looks to return to winning ways in the Premiership to remain at least four points clear at the top, Marink Reedjik will be hoping Hibernian's League Cup semi-final victory was the catalyst to kick-start their season at struggling Aberdeen.
Is Hemp the best winger in the women's game right now?
Lauren Hemp did not make the Ballon d'Or top 30, but her form for Manchester City this season deserves attention, writes Laura Hunter.
Liverpool's unwanted record highlights creativity issue
Liverpool failed to hit the target with 17 shots against Arsenal, but creativity is a bigger issue than finishing.
Between the Lines, the Your Site data strand, explains how Dominik Szoboszlai and Florian Wirtz are contributing to the problem.
JJ Gabriel gives interview to Marca about Real Madrid interview
Manchester United's teenager star JJ Gabriel has appeared on the front cover of Marca for a second consecutive day this week as momentum around his move to Real Madrid picks up.
The Madrid-based sports publication has an interview with the 16-year-old, who is already in Spain's capital after
As things stand, Gabriel is still registered to Manchester United's academy until the end of the season, but Real Madrid intend to sign him in January.
The latest Marca front page shows Gabriel holding the previous edition of the paper of which he is also the cover star. The quote is from Gabriel asking: "Can I keep it?".
Marca claim both Gabriel and his father confirm his desire to move to Real Madrid and his preference to join them over rivals Barcelona, who were also monitoring his situation.
Gabriel concludes the interview by saying: "My dream is to win a Ballon d'Or." He then, Marca writes, departs with the previous edition of the newspaper in his grip.
Jobe joins brother Jude with England to showcase his own talent
Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jobe Bellingham joins his older brother Jude in the England squad but is primed to make his own mark at Wembley in a different role, writes Peter Smith.
Liverpool skipper Fisk pens new deal
Liverpool Women captain Grace Fisk has signed a new contract with the club.
The defender has made 82 appearances for the Reds since signing for the club in 2023, and went on to become captain in 2025.
Every day I feel really lucky to be here in the place that we get to call work. Melwood is an amazing place filled with really special people, she told the club website.
And the city as a whole, I feel really at home here. So, when talks began and I was weighing things up, for me there was only really one thing I wanted - and that was to stay at Liverpool."
PL Predictions: How will your team fare this weekend?
Our top tipster Lewis Jones, aka Jones Knows, provides his analysis and betting insight across the Premier League weekend.
Man Utd's next generation can rescue Carrick
Your Site News' Danyal Khan assesses how Shea Lacey's impressive cameo in Man Utd's dramatic win over Roma offered Michael Carrick fresh hope of an unlikely Old Trafford revival as Carrick considers putting his faith in youth ahead of Sunday's home game against Aston Villa, live on Your Site.
'The goals will come' - Tzolis confident of making his mark at Arsenal
Papers: Man Utd handed boost in pursuit of Barca left-back Balde
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