Man City allege staff spat at in Liverpool drawLIVERPOOL: Manchester City have lodged a complaint to Liverpool alleging that a fan spat at their backroom staff during the pulsating 2-2 draw at Anfield, reports say.
Son carries the load for Spurs amid Kane droughtLONDON: Son Heung-min says he is not afraid to shoulder Tottenham’s attacking burden during Harry Kane’s goal drought after the South Korean sparkled in a vital 2-1 win against Aston Villa on Sunday.
Spurs win eases pressure on Nuno as Liverpool take on Man CityLONDON: Tottenham beat Aston Villa on Sunday to ease the pressure on manager Nuno Espirito Santo as Liverpool and Manchester City prepared to lock horns at the top of the Premier League.
Tuchel questions Southgate decision to call up injured JamesLONDON: Thomas Tuchel said Friday he was taken aback by England manager Gareth Southgate’s decision to call up Reece James into the squad for next week’s World Cup qualifiers, as he insisted the Chelsea full-back was injured.
Man City still ‘best team in Europe’ for KloppLIVERPOOL: Manchester City remain the benchmark for Liverpool to catch, according to manager Jurgen Klopp as the two dominant forces in English football of recent years prepare to do battle at Anfield on Sunday.
PSG’s dominance makes Messi a pure luxury in Ligue 1PARIS: Paris Saint-Germain are already surging clear towards the Ligue 1 title in France even as Lionel Messi has so far been held back for the Champions League, in which he got his first goal for his new club in midweek.
Liverpool, Man City battle for Premier League supremacyMANCHESTER, United Kingdom: Liverpool and Manchester City resume their rivalry for top spot when they go head to head in the Premier League this weekend, while Chelsea and Manchester United aim to get their title challenges back on track.
FIFA tries to garner support in face of opposition to biennial World Cup plansLAUSANNE: FIFA on Thursday held a summit with over 200 national football federations as it seeks to gather support for plans to stage the World Cup every two years despite muscular opposition from Europe.
No overseas fans allowed at 2022 Beijing OlympicsLAUSANNE: Next year’s Winter Olympics in Beijing will be held without spectators from overseas with tickets restricted to fans living in China because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the International Olympic Committee said Wednesday.
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