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  1. 'We are not using those words' - Moyes bans Europe talk

    Everton manager David Moyes is strictly forbidding any talk of European qualification this season, despite an impressive unbeaten start in the Premier League. Following a narrow home victory over Ipswich Town, Moyes insisted his squad must improve their attacking output and finishing, refusing to get carried away after the bitter disappointment of missing out on Europe last term.

  2. Tolisso confronts fans as Lyon-Rennes halted

    Lyon's Ligue 1 clash against Rennes descended into chaos on Saturday evening as the match was temporarily suspended following crowd trouble at the Groupama Stadium. Despite a dominant start on the pitch, the focus shifted to the stands when offensive displays forced the match officials to take drastic action.

  3. Lampard targets survival as Coventry end PL wait

    Frank Lampard hopes Coventry City can build on their first Premier League victory since April 2001 after securing a memorable 1-0 win against Nottingham Forest. Jay Dasilva scored the decisive goal to end a miserable run of four defeats, lifting his side to 18th in the table. The result provides a crucial springboard heading into the three-week international break.

  4. Salah scores stunning hat-trick as Trabzonspor thrash Galatasaray

    Mohamed Salah delivered an outstanding performance on Saturday, scoring his first hat-trick and providing an assist to lead Trabzonspor to a resounding 4-0 victory over Galatasaray in the Turkish Super Lig. The Egypt captain has made an incredible start to his career in Turkey, breaking long-standing records and proving he remains one of the most dangerous attackers in world football.

  5. Martinez issues warning after Inter draw

    Lautaro Martinez proved to be the hero for Inter once again, netting a vital double to secure a 2-2 draw against Roma, but the captain was far from satisfied with his side's performance. Despite the spirited second-half comeback at the Stadio Olimpico, the Argentine striker delivered a blunt assessment of the Nerazzurri's recurring habit of starting games slowly.

  6. Roma 2-2 Inter: Martinez rescues Nerazzurri

    Inter Milan once again proved they are the masters of the recovery, clawing back a two-goal deficit to secure a 2-2 draw against Roma at the Stadio Olimpico. A stunning brace from captain Lautaro Martinez cancelled out Manu Kone's first-half double in a pulsating clash between Serie A's early pace-setters.

  7. Hurzeler: Brighton dismantled Arsenal

    Fabian Hurzeler has hailed his Brighton side as 'horrible to play against' after they produced a clinical performance to dismantle Arsenal at the Amex Stadium. The Seagulls boss watched on with pride as his players ended the Gunners' unbeaten start to the season with a commanding 3-0 victory on the south coast.

  8. Gerrard warns JJ Gabriel over potential Real Madrid transfer

    Steven Gerrard has strongly advised JJ Gabriel against rushing his departure from Manchester United, warning the highly rated teenager that elite managers will not automatically grant him first-team minutes. The 15-year-old recently shocked the club by requesting the immediate termination of his registration as he seeks a controversial transfer away from Old Trafford amid intense interest from La Liga giants.

  9. Arteta: Brighton loss a big lesson for Arsenal

    Mikel Arteta offered no excuses after Arsenal's perfect start to the Premier League season came to a crashing halt at the hands of a clinical Brighton side. The Gunners boss watched his defending champions crumble in a 3-0 defeat, marking a stark departure from the form that had seen them win nine consecutive league matches.

  1. Deco confirms Barca renewals for Raphinha & starlets

    Barcelona sporting director Deco has delivered a significant boost to the club's long-term future by confirming that new contracts have been agreed for three key players. The former Portugal international revealed that Raphinha, Marc Bernal, and Xavi Espart are all set to sign extensions to remain at the Spotify Camp Nou.

  2. Mourinho reveals Zidane made Tchouameni choice alone

    Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has firmly denied having any involvement in the recent decision made by new France boss Zinedine Zidane to omit midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni from the national team squad. The Portuguese coach expressed his surprise at the news but fully supported the move, which allows the player to properly recover from an ongoing groin injury.

  3. Tottenham booed off as De Zerbi condemns performance

    Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi expressed his profound frustration after furious supporters booed his team off the pitch following a dismal 3-2 Premier League defeat. The hostile reaction from the stands came after a catastrophic defensive display against Aston Villa, leaving the winless north London club in an early-season crisis.

  4. Simeone plays down Mourinho rivalry

    Diego Simeone has dismissed any talk of lingering animosity toward Jose Mourinho as the two legendary tacticians prepare to lock horns in Sunday's Madrid Derby. The Atletico Madrid boss insisted he holds nothing but admiration for his Portuguese counterpart ahead of their first competitive meeting in over a decade.

  5. Sterling breaks silence after court appearance

    Former Manchester City and England winger Raheem Sterling has broken his silence on social media after pleading guilty to serious driving offences. The 31-year-old posted a cryptic message following his court appearance for a May incident involving his Lamborghini and nitrous oxide canisters.

  6. Inter legend Mazzola dies aged 83

    Italian football is mourning the loss of Sandro Mazzola, who has passed away at the age of 83 following an illness. The legendary attacking midfielder spent his entire playing career at Inter and remains one of the most decorated figures in the history of the sport.