Andy Burnham vows to ban VAR saying technology has 'killed spontaneity' in football gbnews.com/sport/football/an…

Breaking 💣 Andy Burnham says he has an idea to ban VAR in Labour's next election because he originally thought VAR would stop clubs like @ManUtd and @LFC from getting the big decisions.

🚨 BREAKING: Manchester City are expected to face a HUGE points deduction that would guarantee relegation to the Championship, following guilty verdicts on the vast majority of their 115 financial charges. A further points deduction next season could keep City in the Championship for at least TWO seasons. Relegation to League Two is considered unlikely. [Daily Mail]

Arsenal winning - 3 added minutes. City winning - 12 added minutes. The Premier League summed up perfectly.

Official Statement. realmadrid.com/en-US/news/cl…

As he was coming back from injury, @Arsenal and @SEFutbol midfielder Mikel Merino made it his mission to play in the World Cup. He wrote this for the people who helped him along the way. theplayerstribune.com/mikel-…

I coach my son's U15 football team. I have been with them the last 6 years. I recently found out that the parents have a separate WhatsApp group and discuss my match day decisions and training techniques. Some parents can be dicks. Last season coaching.

🚨 Manchester City are at the centre of fresh claims that they tried to resolve their Premier League financial charges through a confidential agreement before a final ruling was reached. 👀 According to reports being attributed to Bloomberg, City allegedly explored the possibility of paying a substantial financial penalty in exchange for settling the dispute privately. However, the Premier League is claimed to have turned down the proposed arrangement. Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United are also reportedly among the clubs that strongly opposed the idea of a behind-the-scenes settlement. If accurate, the claims would raise major questions about transparency and how the Premier League handles allegations of financial rule breaches. What do you think? 🤔

Regulator would quit over Man City interference bbc.in/4yLMDaJ

🚨 NEW: The head of the Independent Football Regulator says he will resign if he "encounters any political interference" from Andy Burnham on Manchester City "We are independent. That is in the name"

🚨 Gary Neville has asked Sky Sports chiefs to be taken off Manchester City games. 🗣️ “if you could take me off Manchester City games moving forward for the next few months until the verdicts have been heard, I would be absolutely delighted."

What’s more dangerous? The push or the head kiss. Rules need fixing.

Just keep your eyes on Madueke👀

“If they’re found guilty, they have to lose those trophies that they won.” 🏆 Martin Keown and Joe Cole debate whether Man City’s recent trophies would be tainted if they’re found guilty. 🎙️ @lynseyhipgrave1 | 📺 Stream on TNT Sports & HBO Max: streamonm.ax/4AuN62x

Arsenal boss Arteta on Madueke: “I am really happy with him. He deserves the chance he got and grabbed it with both hands…in trading he has been the best player in the last ten days and left me no option but to select him…”

"I am proud of everything we did on the pitch." 🗣️ Addressing Manchester City's financial rule breaches verdict, former skipper Vincent Kompany says his pride in their on-field achievements remains untouched.

Honestly, I don't think any club in Europe can chat city in terms of fanbase, aside madrid

I'm 27 years old and I don't own a home. This is the CHEAPEST detached house in my area is £260,000. "Detached" apparently now means a few inches of gap from your neighbours. Who decided this still counts? £260k for a house that's basically holding hands with the one next to it. This country is a joke.

Shoaib Bashir has only played two Tests in the last year but is set to retain his England contract. ECB to confirm central contracts for 26-27 next week More @cricinfo cricinfo.com/story/shoaib-ba…