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Arsenal [1] - 0 Brighton - M. Ødegaard 14'
Nottingham [1] - 1 Manchester City - O. Hutchinson 54'
Nottingham 1 - [2] Manchester City - R. Cherki 83'
Middlesbrough's Hayden Hackney received a yellow card for this challenge on Blackburn's Taylor Gardner-Hickman.
Ruben Amorim after yesterday's win vs Newcastle: "Clean Sheet, Back four. Kobbie Mainoo is injured. I don't think I need a press conference, all the subjects (are done). We can go home and enjoy boxing day."
Pep and cameraman 1v1
Daily Discussion
Support Your Local Saturday - for match-going and local fans
Lamine Yamal surprised a group of kids by joining them for a game of beach football in Dubai
Amorim: "We can play a different system, to get more quality from these players. Because if we're going to play the perfect 3-4-3,we need to spend a lot of money and we need time. I'm starting to understand that that is not going to happen. So maybe I have to adapt."
The camera men during half-time at AFCON
Nico Paz is joining Real Madrid in June 2026. It's a done deal, the final decision has been made. He will return for €9 million.
10 years ago today, Cuco Martina’s goal against Arsenal. It was the only goal he scored in the Premier League.
Money spent by LaLiga clubs since Hansi Flick joined Barcelona
Newcastle Jets 2-[4] Macarthur - Harrison Sawyer 68' (Celebration with opponent's ballkid)
Park Ji-sung says he is not fit to be manager because "There are things you must say that can hurt players, and I don't have the confidence to carry out that kind of complex control."
Free Talk Friday
Daily Discussion
Burkina Faso winger Georgi Minoungou is effectively blind in his left eye following a serious infection in 2023. Doctors told him that he would never play football again. Today, he scored the equalizer in stoppage time to set up Burkina Faso's last-second comeback.
Cremonese coach Davide Nicola on whether Jamie Vardy is still allowed to have breakfast with a cheese and ham omelette and beans: "We now have individualised breakfasts and lunches. There is no longer a single menu for everyone. Cultures are different, needs are different, and so are allergies."