Month: November 2019

The Dutch midfielder wants action at a government level after a ‘despicable’ response to abuse was issued by the second tier side Liverpool and Netherlands “Wijnaldum vows to leave pitch and not return as racially abused Moreira dubbed 'pathetic little man' by Den Bosch coach”

The Blues will be able to spend again next year, but a former Stamford Bridge full-back feels the focus should remain on giving youth a “'Transfer ban a blessing in disguise for Lampard' – Bridge hopes Chelsea keep promoting young players”

The reigning Liga champions have struggled to find a spark in 2019-20, with Marc Crosas suggesting that is because they lack inspirational leadership Barcelona have “‘Barcelona are dull because they reflect their coach’ – Valverde savaged by ex-Blaugrana midfielder”

The new format will see four Spanish sides travel to the Middle East, with La Liga’s eternal rivals able to face off in the final “Supercopa de Espana's confirmed revamp tees up potential February Clasico in Saudi Arabia”

The Camp Nou idol made his international debut as an unknown in complete obscurity and that ‘outsider’ tag has proven impossible to shake The name “Why Barcelona god Messi will never be worshipped in the same way in Argentina”

The Red Devils were faultless in qualification and their coach is determined to see his side finally lift some silverware Roberto Martinez believes Belgium deserve “Belgium deserve to win Euro 2020 – Martinez”

Carlos Sainz created a bit of a stir with his employers recently when he said he could not envisage racing for a fourth season with “Sainz clears the air with Red Bull, and learns”

Max Verstappen doubts Red Bull Racing will have the ability to win against arch rivals Mercedes and Ferrari in the second leg of the F1 “Verstappen doubts Red Bull can measure up to rivals”

Click:发稿渠道 Scuderia Ferrari has renewed Kimi Raikkonen’s contract for 2018, the company announced on Tuesday. It was predicted earlier this month that the Italian outfit “Ferrari extends Raikkonen’s contract for 2018”

The University of Glasgow on Wednesday became the first higher education institution in Europe to vote in favor of divesting its multimillion dollar endowment from “'Another Kind of Independence': Scotland University First in EU to Divest From Fossil Fuels”