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Rachel Harrison ‘delighted to be back’ after return to Scotland squad for Iceland, Norway tests
Shelley Kerr names her Scotland squad for upcoming friendlies
Author Steve Clare
American star Christian Pulisic signs for Chelsea
Christian Pulisic has joined Chelsea from Borussia Dortmund.
2018: The ones I’ll miss most: John Lambie, for the greatest one liner in Scottish football history and so much much more
In April, former Hamilton, Falkirk and Partick Thistle manager John Lambie died. There were few like him even then and Scottish football is the worse for their loss. The third in a series of sports personalities who died in 2018.
If you can keep your points when all about you are losing theirs, yours is the Premier League title
Liverpool 5 : 1 Arsenal
Liverpool extended their winning run to nine games as their rivals continued to drop points.
Hazard’s 100th helps Chelsea climb to fourth
Watford 1 : 2 Chelsea Match preview Three times Chelsea have lost. Three times they have bounced back now with…
Emery achieves something Wenger couldn’t – a point at Brighton
Arsenal secured their first league point in Sussex for 35 years but Brighton perhaps will enjoy the highlight reel more.
Liverpool win eighth straight game over rudderless Newcastle
Liverpool easily beat Newcastle at Anfield to extend their winning run to eight matches.
The bounce-back club: Chelsea seek win after loss for third time against hot Hornets
Watford are unbeaten in three. Chelsea have bounced back from every loss with a win. What will give in Hertfordshire?
2018: The ones I’ll miss most: Cyrille Regis, who answered Man United racist boos with a starring role in the “Game of the Century”
Prost owner Steve Clare remembers some of those who we lost in 2018. Today, he speaks of the mark a true footballing trailblazer left on him.
2018: The ones I’ll miss most: Eric Bristow – the Crafty Cockney
Eric Bristow wasn’t my favourite player of the era but he dominated his field in a way few had done since Mohammad Ali and Ed Moses.
Poor finishing costs Cottagers dear
Fulham’s attacking woes were just as evident ad thed efensive ones as London rivals West Ham left the Thames with three easy points
Chelsea’s Loftus-Cheek voices support for Raheem Sterling
Ruben Loftus-Cheek is the latest player to speak up in support of Raheem Sterling.
Atlanta deny interest in Leeds manager Bielsa
MLS Cup winners Atlanta United have moved to play down links with Leeds’ Marcelo Bielsa.
Ince blames van Gaal for Mourinho’s problems
Ex United players weigh in on Jose Mourinho’s troubles with opposing views emerging.
Neville Southall to speak at LGBT event at Wembley
Founder of the LGBT group Justaballgame? reacts to news of homophobic comments on social media against the Rainbow Laces campaign
Socceroo Mooy to miss Asia Cup
Australian international Mooy will miss the Asia Cup in early January 2019. The Socceroos were due to play Jordan, Palestine…
Tartan Army prepares to march on France to support Scotland’s women
Scotland have not qualified for any finals since 1998. Now thanks to their women, the Tartan Army can represent at a major finals.
CL Round Up – England 2 : 0 Italy. Spurs, Liverpool through at expense of Inter and Napoli
A round up of Tuesday’s fixtures from matchday six in the UEFA Champions League.
Group D ends predictably with wins for Porto and Schalke 04; Galatasaray ensure Europa League
Galatasaray 2 : 3 FC Porto Schalke 04 and FC Porto qualified comfortably from Group D after Matchday Six completed…
Chelsea end Man City’s unbeaten season
Chelsea end Manchester City’s unbeaten league run with a 2-0 win
United hammer hapless Fulham; end winless streak
United ended their five game winless streak with a comfortable hammering of a poor Fulham side
Chelsea may need a Plan C to stop their season disintegrating
Manchester City face one of their toughest tests as they seek to preserve their unbeaten league record at Chelsea whose season appears to be in turmoil.
Man United and Arsenal draw in four-goal thriller
United come from behind twice to rescue a point. Amid a flurry of line up changes, bookings, and injuries, both sides left nothing on the pitch in an exciting game.
Strikes, strife and sexism; politics throws French football a loop on three fronts
Lyon’s match with Shakhtar has been moved due to unrest in Ukarine