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EnglandThey called him ‘Temu Postecoglou’. Now this Aussie coach has Beckham and Co in his cornerAnge Postecoglou’s former lieutenant Peter Cklamovski has turned a team owned by Manchester United royalty into one of English football’s form teams.
2:59Henry hits back at Ballon d’Or criticsThierry Henry has defended himself after criticism over the way he hosted the Ballon d’Or ceremony.
Premier LeagueArsenal knocked out by Fleetwood in one of the biggest shocks in League Cup historyArsenal slumped to one of the biggest upsets in the English League Cup’s 66-year history, knocked out by fourth-tier Fleetwood Town.
0:11Arsenal stunned by fourth-tier FleetwoodArsenal are stunned by fourth-tier Fleetwood Town in the round-of-16 in the EFL Cup.
1:02Gabriel seals vital Arsenal victoryGabriel seals a vital Arsenal victory with a headed goal in a 2-0 win over Everton.
1:56Foster’s huge call on Aussie superstarCraig Foster has delivered huge praise towards Ellie Carpenter, declaring she’s the best right back in the world right now.
OpinionEnglandThe Ballon d’Or is everything football shouldn’t be. Thank goodness for Harry KaneBarack Obama recently described Donald Trump’s White House renovations as “looking like Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory”. What would he make of the Ballon d’Or ceremony?
2:11Man United in complete disarrayManchester United are in complete disarray as Craig Foster and Tommy Oar take a look at the famed club's woes.
Football AustraliaLegal shootout as rival soccer comps feud over fees, safety concernsA leading Melbourne soccer association has written to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission warning of higher fees for families under new rules, but Football Victoria insists it is safeguarding players.
Premier League‘He wants to be put out of his misery’. Carrick on brink of Manchester United sackingA horror start to the Premier League season continued with a humbling home loss to Bournemouth.
1:06Manchester UnitedCarrick cheered, players jeeredUnder-fire Manchester United manager Michael Carrick was afforded a warmer reception than his players after the loss to Bournemouth.
