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Next Man United manager odds - former Premier League duo are favourites ahead of big names and familiar faces

By Chris Nee Published

Manchester United boss Michael Carrick is under pressure after dismal Carabao Cup exit as history repeats itself

Coaches & Managers
Phil Foden's England future dealt another major blow in Manchester City win at Old Trafford

By Chris Nee Published

Phil Foden is stranded on 49 England caps and Thomas Tuchel isn't short of reasons to leave him there

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Liam Gallagher bought my house! Tony Adams on his £4m property deal with the Oasis frontman

By Matthew Ketchell Published

EXCLUSIVE The England captain admits the multi-million-pound house deal threatens to overshadow his footballing achievements

EXCLUSIVE
'I'm at my peak at 33. I feel great physically. I do a lot of work behind the scenes' Harry Kane breaks silence on retirement question after big World Cup summer with England

By Joe Donnohue Published

England captain Harry Kane has quashed any talk surrounding his eventual retirement, insisting he is currently operating at the 'peak' of his physical and mental powers

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Ollie Watkins of Al Hilal celebrates scoring his team’s third goal during the Saudi Pro League match between Al Hilal and Al Ahli at Kingdom Arena on September 01, 2026 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
It's time for a changing of the guard for England’s strikers

By James Roberts Last updated

OPINION With Ollie Watkins and Ivan Toney now playing in Saudi Arabia and both in their 30s, it is the perfect time to refresh England’s strike-force ahead of Euro 2028

OPINION
“The 1966 World Cup was never really on my radar, it was quite a surprise when I received a letter from the FA in December ‘65 saying I was picked for a game in February” Sir Geoff Hurst on ‘cutting it fine’ for the tournament that defined his career

By Joe Mewis Published

EXCLUSIVE The former West Ham man would end up front and centre of England’s finest hour

EXCLUSIVE
“He was the cleverest player ever - he could be a soldier and he could be a general. He had no ego” Kevin Keegan on the best he ever played with and against

By Steven Chicken Published

Kevin Keegan had a spectacular list of teammates and opponents, but three names really stood out to him

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Anti-racism campaign urges Government to make Premier League fixtures 'high-risk events' after scale of England World Cup abuse

By Joe Donnohue Published

Anti-racism advocacy group 'HOPE not hate' claim social media companies are benefiting from the racial harassment of footballers

Team
'Bobby wiped his hands before he shook the Queen's hands so as not to dirty her gloves. Who does that after winning the World Cup? An immaculate man with an immaculate character' Sir Geoff Hurst on why he looked up to Bobby Moore

By Steven Chicken Published

Bobby Moore was an absolute natural leader in all regards, as Sir Geoff Hurst told FourFourTwo

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Harry Kane interview: "I thought I'd definitely be coming back to England, that itch isn't there as much anymore"

By Henry Winter Published

INTERVIEW Henry Winter chats to England's captain about his second European Golden Shoe, an appreciation for slide tackles and the happiness he's found in Germany that rules out rumours of a homecoming and Saudi, for now

INTERVIEW
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