23 of the 63 matches to be shown on terrestrial channel Dazn to make every match available via app The Club World Cup will be televised live on Channel 5 this summer after the free-to-air broadcaster reached a sublicensing agreement for the UK with the global rights holder, Dazn. The Guardian can reveal that as part of a cross-promotional deal finalised this week, 23 of the 63 matches will be shown on Chann... »
TOM COLLOMOSSE: Van Nistelrooy faces crunch talks on his future after last Sunday’s 1-0 home defeat by Liverpool ensured the Foxes’ disastrous campaign would end in relegation. »
Eniola Aluko, who made 105 appearances for the Lionesses, is suing the former Manchester City and Newcastle midfielder Joey Barton for libel over two posts he made in January last year on X. »
JACK GAUGHAN: The likes of Ben White , Gareth Bale , Carlos Tevez and Benoit Assou-Ekotto have also had no problem acknowledging they have better things to do. »
The first season of the newly-expanded competition is reaching its conclusion with Arsenal, PSG, Barcelona and Inter Milan all in the hunt to be crowned champions of Europe. »
EXCLUSIVE BY MIKE KEEGAN: Mail Sport understands that Elland Road bosses harbour reservations that the former Norwich City boss is the man to ensure top-flight survival. »
LIVERPOOL CONFIDENTIAL: The champions-elect held an important recruitment meeting last week and discussed their main ambitions for the summer window. »
He is accused of pinning his son, Gianluca, against the wall and pounding him repeatedly by his former wife and the teenager’s mother, Ana ‘Nina’ Oertlinger. »
Southampton, Leicester and Ipswich are returning to the Championship. Which of their players deserve to stay up? Leicester were relegated at the weekend and will join Southampton in the Championship next season. Ipswich are 15 points from safety with five games to play, so it’s only a matter of time before they too are consigned to the second tier. The three sides have been extremely disappointing this seas... »
Fund manager joining club’s ownership group Idea is to give access to broader sources of funding Everton are set to announce a new investor, with the American billionaire Christopher Sarofim joining their ownership group. The 62-year-old fund manager is also a minority shareholder of NFL franchise Houston Texans. Sarofim is understood to have agreed to join Everton’s ownership group, Roundhouse Capital, and... »