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Women’s Champions League Briefing: VAR controversy, Man Utd’s steady defence, Arsenal’s shaky start

Chelsea bounced back from their 1-1 draw with Twente last week to regain footing with a 4-0 win over Paris FC in the latest round of the Women’s Champions League. In the second week of the league phase, the Women’s Super League title holders went back to basics with four different goal scorers, including U.S. forward Alyssa Thompson, who scored her first Champions League goal on Wednesday. Also this week, Thompson’s U.S. teammate Lily Yohannes scored a stunner from near the centre circle, catchi

“Difficult game” – Paul Merson makes Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea prediction

Chelsea take on Nottingham Forest on Saturday lunchtime looking and Paul Merson has given his prediction for the game.The Blues recorded a much needed win against Liverpool before the break, and sit s...

Rumours of Liverpool interest in Nico Sclotterbeck are wide of the mark

Liverpool are not interested in signing Nico Schlotterbeck, per Florian Plettenberg. Rumours that the Reds are keen on his services are reportedly wide of the mark.Liverpool are in the market for defe...

Who's in charge of the AFC North? Maybe Joe Flacco. And the Cleveland Browns.

Mike Tomlin smelled trouble coming, and the Bengals and their new quarterback proved him right Thursday night.

Dodgers' unbelievable MLB playoff run really began with a gutting loss

Dodgers on verge of World Series with 3-0 NLCS lead over Brewers.

Yves Bissouma could return for Tottenham before end of the month despite injury scare

Tottenham Hotspur’s Yves Bissouma could be back in action before the end of October despite being stretchered off while on international duty with Mali (h/t Football London).The Tottenham midfielder...

William Karlsson scores twice to help Golden Knights beat Bruins 6-5

William Karlsson scored twice, Pavel Dorofeyev had his NHL-leading sixth goal and Jack Eichel became the first player this season to 10 points as the Vegas Golden Knights held off the Boston Bruins 6-5 on Thursday night. Mark Stone added three assists for the Golden Knights to stretch his points streak to five games. Cole Reinhardt and Tomas Hertl scored, with Hertl's goal ending the Bruins' streak of 14 successful penalty kills to open the season, and Karlsson's came on a short-handed opportunity and a power play.