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Alfredo Morelos is a doubt for Rangers’ clash against Celtic next weekend.
Morelos picked up a thigh injury while on international duty with Colombia and was unable to take part in his country’s 3-0 World Cup qualifying win against Bolivia.
The striker, who has scored 12 goals in 26 league
A 19-year-old Everton fan has been handed a four-year football banning order after admitting to assaulting Aston Villa’s Matty Cash with a plastic bottle thrown from his seat.
Roger Tweedle has also been given an eight-week suspended jail sentence and 100 hours community service after he hurled a bottle of Lucozade towards Villa players
The Ricketts family have made it onto the shortlist alongside the bids submitted by Sir Martin Broughton and Todd Boehly in the auction to buy Chelsea.
Chicago Cubs owners the Ricketts family, LA Dodgers
Gareth Southgate has questioned what England would achieve by boycotting this year’s World Cup due to human rights issues in Qatar.
The Gulf state has been mired in controversy ever since it was awarded the finals in 2010 but alleged human rights violations and ill-treatment of migrant
Gareth Bale has again hit out at Spanish newspaper Marca for “slanderous, derogatory and speculative journalism” – after he was called “parasite” this week.
Marca had criticised Bale after he linked up with Wales having been absent for Real Madrid in Sunday’s El Clasico against Barcelona.
Two Premier League clubs are monitoring Antonio Rudiger’s contract situation as Juventus firm up their interest in the Chelsea defender.
Juventus are the latest club to propose a deal to sign the 29-year-old Germany international, who is out of contract at Stamford Bridge at the end of the season,
Harry Kane says England’s players will use their platform at the World Cup to try to improve human rights issues in Qatar.
Accusations concerning the treatment of migrant workers and a poor record of human rights have plagued the Gulf state since it was controversially awarded the finals
The UK government has made amendments to Chelsea’s operating licence, meaning fans are now able to buy tickets to certain matches and Roman Abramovich can put £30m into the club to keep it running.
Chelsea fans can now buy tickets to away matches, cup games and women’s fixtures. It means that fans will be able to purchase tickets for Chelsea’s FA Cup
Manchester United have still not internally outlined the nature of Ralf Rangnick’s consultancy role, but Sky Sports News has been told it is “not envisaged to be very hands-on”.
No meetings have taken place as yet with the interim manager regarding the design of his future position, which comes into effect on June 1.
Nick Candy has improved his British-led bid to buy Chelsea Football Club following the addition of another large international backer to his Blue Football Consortium.
Candy submitted a bid of over £2billion to The Raine Group last Friday but is now known to have increased this significantly after another large Korean