Author: WTX Sports Team

The Sports Team is responsible for delivering your Sports Brief. Weekly roundup to cover all things Football, Cricket, Tennis Formula 1, Boxing and Olympics and more.

Telegraph Sport – Ten Hag red rage The back page of the Daily Telegraph leads on Manchester United’s 4-3 loss to FC Copenhagen, the loss leaves United at the bottom of the Champions League Group table. The paper reports on United boss Erik ten Hag’s rage over the VAR decision to show a red card to Marcus Rashford. The paper says Man U are facing Champions League elimination after the shock loss. Catch up on all the back pages here 

Read More

Express Sport – Rash and Burn The back page of the Daily Express leads on Manchester United’s 4-3 loss to FC Copenhagen, the loss leaves United at the bottom of the Champions League Group table. The paper reports Marcus Rashford’s red card and Harry Maguire conceding a penalty led to United throwing away a lead – twice. The back page reports on Arsenal’s win over Sevilla. Catch up on all the back pages here 

Read More

Star Sport – Rash and Burn The back page of the Daily Star leads on Manchester United’s 4-3 loss to FC Copenhagen, the loss leaves United at the bottom of the Champions League Group table. The paper reports Marcus Rashford’s red card and Harry Maguire conceding a penalty led to United throwing away a lead – twice. The back page reports on Arsenal’s win over Sevilla. Catch up on all the back pages here 

Read More

Mirror Sport – Blunderful Blunderful Copenhagen  The back page of the Daily Mirror leads on Manchester United’s 4-3 loss to FC Copenhagen, the loss leaves United at the bottom of the Champions League Group table. The paper reports Marcus Rashford’s red card and Harry Maguire conceding a penalty led to United throwing away a lead – twice. Catch up on all the back pages here 

Read More

Palestine to play ‘home’ World Cup qualifier in Kuwait Football Australia has announced the Socceroos will play Palestine in a second-round 2026 World Cup qualifier at the neutral venue of Kuwait on 21 November. “As a result of current circumstances in the region, the Asian Football Confederation formally requested that this designated home fixture for Palestine be held at a neutral venue,” Football Australia said in a statement. Australian football administrators said the match would be played at Jaber Al-Ahmed International Stadium in Kuwait, five days after the Socceroos open the second round of Asian qualifying against Bangladesh in Melbourne.

Read More