Pochettino – VAR decision gave Leicester ‘massive belief’
Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino believes the VAR decision to chalk off a second goal at Leicester contributed to their late capitulation in a 2-1 loss.
Thousands march through Edinburgh in call to remain in European Union
Thousands of people have marched through Edinburgh in support of the UK remaining in the European Union.
Zaha: It’s not all about me
Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha has defended his work-rate – insisting he cannot be expected to do everything by himself.
Solskjaer will ease United youngsters into Premier League action
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says the club’s young talents will be given a chance to prove themselves in the Premier League when the time is right.
Father who confronted PM over NHS says daughter is doing better
A father who confronted Boris Johnson over the state of the NHS when the Prime Minister made a visit to a hospital has said that his daughter is doing better.
Britain basks in last day of summer sunshine
Brits are enjoying the last rays of summer sun before the remains of hurricane Humberto arrive on Monday bringing wet and windy weather.
‘The worst yet’ – Bielsa rues late Leeds lapse
Marcelo Bielsa rued Leeds’ profligacy in front of goal as they threw away two points at home to Derby in a 1-1 draw.
Leclerc shines in Singapore to secure third successive pole position
Charles Leclerc secured a hat-trick of pole positions to put his Ferrari at the front of grid for tomorrow’s Singapore Grand Prix.
Trump says Ukrainian leader call ‘perfectly fine’ amid whistleblowing storm
US president Donald Trump urged the new leader of Ukraine to investigate the son of former vice president Joe Biden this summer, according to reports.
Government urged to prevent Thomas Cook collapse
The Government is being urged to step in to help save tour operator Thomas Cook from going out of business.
Jeremy Corbyn under fire over Labour Brexit policy
Labour could go into a general election without a clear position on whether it would support remaining in the European Union in the promised referendum.
De Gea eyeing West Ham win to help erase ‘bad memories’ of last season
David De Gea hopes to celebrate his new contract in style by helping Manchester United make amends for last year’s chastening loss at West Ham.
Maddison fires Foxes to victory over Spurs
James Maddison’s late winner earned Leicester a pulsating 2-1 home victory over Tottenham – as VAR took centre stage again.
Tuchel wants PSG to keep Champions League intensity
Paris St Germain coach Thomas Tuchel has told his players to be braced for another Champions League-level match when they face Lyon on Sunday.
Day two at the Rugby World Cup: New Zealand edge South Africa
The 2019 Rugby World Cup’s opening ‘Super Saturday’ lived up to its billing.
All Blacks boss Hansen backs Barrett to be star of World Cup
Beauden Barrett has been backed to boss New Zealand’s latest bid for World Cup history in Japan.
Trouble for Leeds as Chris Martin rescues draw for Derby
Chris Martin scored a stoppage-time equaliser as Derby snatched an unlikely point from a 1-1 draw at Leeds.
Joe Kennedy III announces run for US senate
US congressman Joe Kennedy III has announced he is running for the senate.
I’ve given myself some hope – McIlroy leaps up leaderboard with brilliant 65
Rory McIlroy has not abandoned hope of a second remarkable victory in the BMW PGA Championship after a superb third round at Wentworth.
Zidane dismisses reports his future at Real Madrid is uncertain
Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane has dismissed questions over his future as the pressure on him ramps up ahead of Sunday’s LaLiga clash with table-topping Sevilla.
NHS hospitals using vintage makeovers to help dementia patients
NHS hospitals are stepping back in time with vintage makeovers to help dementia patients cope with stress and anxiety.
Police use tear gas in Paris amid array of protests
Paris police have used tear gas to disperse anti-government demonstrators trying to revive the yellow vest movement in France.
Harry Tanfield will ride in memory of mother in team time trial mixed relay
Harry Tanfield will ride in memory of his late mother when he lines up for Great Britain in Sunday’s team time trial mixed relay at the UCI Road World Championships on home roads in Yorkshire.
War veteran, 97, meets Charles after parachute jump to mark Arnhem operation
A 97-year-old Second World War veteran who parachuted out over the Dutch city he was captured in 75 years ago has been congratulated by the Prince of Wales.
Gerrard wants to carry Europa League performance into Premiership
Steven Gerrard wants Rangers to take their Europa League enthusiasm on their travels to Perth on Sunday.
Defending champions New Zealand claim hard-fought victory over South Africa
New Zealand fired an ominous warning of their grim focus to secure a record third-straight World Cup crown by grinding past South Africa 23-13 in Yokohama.
Hodgson says Wolves should not allow “cruelty of fate” to shape their campaign
Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson does not believe Wolves should allow “the cruelty of fate” to impact on their ambitions this season.
Watson survives bid to oust him as Labour conference begins in chaotic fashion
Jeremy Corbyn’s attempts to portray Labour as a united government-in-waiting have been blown off course by a bitter civil war over the role of his deputy leader Tom Watson.
Climate protesters glue themselves to dual carriageway near Dover
Holidaymakers were caught in huge tailbacks at the Port of Dover on Saturday after Extinction Rebellion protesters imposed a “blockade” amid a heavy police presence.
Pellegrini wants West Ham to show their ambition against Manchester United
Manuel Pellegrini wants his West Ham team to show their ambition to compete with the top six when they take on Manchester United on Sunday.