Harry Maguire could win Ballon D’Or if he gets enough backing by Monday.

Gerrard holds three day bender in Spoons with Villa players and staff alike.

Tottenham Manager Antonio Conte “confident” he’ll get an equaliser in the 14th minute of stoppage time against Newcastle.

MOTD presenter Ian Wright investigated for doing lap of the studio after Liverpool’s defeat at Nottingham Forrest.

Door open for Jackie the cleaner as Unai Emery builds ‘squad of all the talents’ at Aston Villa.

Sam Allardyce returns as England manager despite resigning in disgrace over player transfer rules.

Pep Guardiola and Mikel Arteta prepare to shout at each other in a joint press conference for Sky Sports.

“Football boots for the homeless” set up by Sepp Blatter paid most of its income back to the FIFA boss.

Decent centre forwards could cost as much as £300 billion by next summer.

Qatar World Cup committee says “no we actually do like gay people we were only joking about arresting them”

Leeds united manager Jesse Marsch says he tackles his side being in the relegation zone by ‘thinking happy thoughts’

Fans say Luke Shaw would make a better right back than Gary Neville, despite all the evidence to the contrary.

Virgil Van Dijk ‘enjoying well deserved break’ after losing two games on the bounce to relegation zone teams.

Nottingham Forrest raise the price for season ticket holders after spending £163.4 million this summer to end up bottom of the Premier League.

Brazil’s Prime Minister has told Man United fans to stop blaming the entire country for Fred’s performance.

New boss Julen Lopetegui has ‘renewed confidence’ in Wolves players’ discipline on the pitch after back to back red cards.

Has anyone caused as much damage to Chelsea’s defensive tactics as the caretaker for Scunthorpe FC?

Manchester City won’t raise season tickets until next year, but until then fans will have to choose between closing their eyes during games and leaving at half time.

Juventus bosses have warned there is a ‘tough road ahead’ after posting record losses and trying to repair years of match fixing, money laundering and tampering their own accounts.

Huddersfield Town bosses say ‘they don’t need more goals’ as they sit bottom of the EFL Championship.