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Rugby World Cup: Wales fans’ joy after Australia mauled The Rugby World Cup is heating up after Wales shockingly beat Australia to seal a place in the World Cup quarter-finals. Welsh fans watched in joy and disbelief as their team battered Australia. Wales didn’t just beat Australia, they mauled them, with a record 40-6 win. Australia – two-time World Cup champions are now left looking for answers, as they are close to being knocked out…

Telegraph Sport – Jones future left in doubt The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports on Australia’s loss to Wales in the Rugby World Cup. The paper notes Aussie boss Eddie Jones watched as his side collapsed to a 40-6 defeat against Wales, and a new job as boss of Japan’s team might be on the horizon. The paper says Australia are on course for a record-early exit from the World Cup at the…

Express Sport – Earning our Spurs The back page of the Daily Express leads on the north London derby. Tottenham and Arsenal played out a thrilling 2-2 draw. The back page reports Spurs saying they are no longer a ‘soft touch’. The paper features a large image of Newcastle celebrating following their 8-0 win over Sheffield United. Chelsea boss tells his players to grow up following their 1-0 loss to Aston Villa.

Mirror Sport – We’re not Spursy anymore The back page of the Daily Mirror reports on the thrilling North London derby which saw Tottenham and Arsenal draw 2-2. Star Spurs player Maddison has insisted the team are no longer ‘Spursy’ and won’t ever bottle it again. The back page also reports on Chelsea losing 1-0 to Aston Villa as the paper says the problems continue to grow for the club.

Marcus Rashford ‘crashes £700k Rolls Royce’ on his way home from Burnley match The Metro says Manchester United star Marcus Rashford was involved in a car crash as he was traveling home from yesterday’s game, it has been reported. The England striker was caught up in the collision as he left United’s Carrington training ground after the team coach returned from Turf Moor. Footage shared on social media showed a badly dented car on the…

Who was Maddy Cusack as Sheffield United’s longest-serving women’s player and vice-captain has tragically died aged 27 Daily Mail says Sheffield United’s longest-serving women’s player, Maddy Cusack, has tragically passed away at the age of 27.  Cusack, who was named vice-captain last month, had just started her sixth season with the team in the Women’s Championship after signing a new deal back in July. The 27-year-old also worked as a marketing executive at the club…

Tributes paid to Sheffield United’s Maddy Cusack who has died aged 27 The Guardian says Tributes have been paid to Maddy Cusack, a Sheffield United footballer, who has died at the age of 27. Cusack had played for the women’s team since 2019, making more than 100 appearances for the club. She also worked for the club as a marketing executive. The cause of death has not been disclosed. Stephen Bettis, Sheffield United’s chief executive,…

Tributes pour in for Sheffield United Women’s footballer Maddy Cusack who dies aged 27 TalkSport says Tributes have flooded in as Sheffield United announced the tragic death of midfielder Maddy Cusack at the age of 27. Cusack played for the women’s side from 2019 and also worked as a marketing executive at the club. She was the first female player to make 100 appearances for the Blades before her sad passing on Wednesday. In a…

Sheffield United midfielder Maddy Cusack dies at aged 27 Maddy Cusack has died at the age of 27. Cusack had been at Sheffield United since 2019 and became the first player to reach 100 appearances for the women’s team last season. She also worked at the club as a marketing executive. The Women’s Championship club said they were “devastated.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sheffield United Women (@sufc_women) “This is heartbreaking…

Rumble defends allowing Russell Brand to continue to make money on video platform after YouTube ad ban The i newspaper says Video platform Rumble has defended Russell Brand’s right to make money from content it publishes while he is facing rape and sexual assault allegations. The anti-censorship platform rejected a request from Culture, Media and Sport Committee chair Dame Caroline Dinenage for information on whether the comedian, 48, can profit from content aired on Rumble,…

Telegraph Sport – Onana: I’m to blame for defeat The back page of the Daily Telegraph leads on Manchester United’s goalkeeper André Onana’s comments following Manchester United’s loss to Bayern Munich in the Champions League.  Onana made a mistake leading to an early Bayern goal. But United fought until the end, still losing 4-3. Despite Manchester United scoring three goals, Bayern dominated much of the game and Man U had another really poor performance. It…

Star Sport – It had to be Harry The back page of the Daily Star leads on Harry Kane’s spot-kick, claiming it was ‘key’ to Bayern Munich’s win, in what the paper calls a ‘7-goal thriller.’ Manchester United faced Bayern Munich in their opening Champions League campaign. Despite Manchester United scoring three goals, Bayern dominated much of the game and Man U had another really poor performance. The paper notes it was Man United’s third…

Express Sport – Harry piles on pain The back page of the Daily Express leads on Manchester United facing Bayern Munich in the 2023 Champions League. Bayern Munich won 4-3 with Harry Kane scoring from the spot. Despite Manchester United scoring three goals, Bayern dominated much of the game and Man U had another really poor performance. The paper notes it was Man United’s third loss in a row. The back page also reports on…

Mirror Sport – Wurst case scenario The back page of the Daily Mirror leads on Manchester United facing Bayern Munich in the 2023 Champions League. The paper says Harry Kane -who scored a clinical goal from the spot, showed Man United what it missed out on. Bayern won 4-3 but had dominated much of the game and despite scoring three, Man U had another really poor performance. The back page also reports on Arsenal’s opening…

Telegraph Sport – Terry wants stake in Chelsea The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports that former footballer John Terry – a hero in Chelsea FC, wants to buy into his beloved London club. The back page says the former Chelsea captain is part of a group weighing up 10% offer to the club. The owner of the English club, Todd Boehly has spent a lot of money on transfers since he bought the…

Star Sport – Champions League returns: Bayern for Blood The back page of the Daily Star reports on Manchester United’s upcoming Champions League match against Bayern Munich in Germany on Wednesday. Bayern’s star player – England’s captain Harry Kane has spoken to the media about the upcoming clash, which the paper predicts will highlight how big Manchester United’s problems really are. The back page also has plenty of coverage of the opening Champions League matches…

Express Sport – Point of honour – Newcastle hold lively AC Milan to draw as Champions League returns The back page of the Daily Express reports on Newcastle’s first appearance in the Champions League in 20 years. Newcastle faced AC Milan in a lively game that ended 0-0. The paper describes it as Toons ‘’hold firm against AC onslaught.” It was a game of two halves, with AC dominating much of the first half and…

Mirror Sport – Munchen Impossible The back page of the Daily Mirror reports on Manchester United facing Harry Kane-led Bayern Munich in the Champions League tonight. United have been hit by more crises in recent weeks including an apparent falling out between Jadon Sancho and boss Erik ten Hag. Meanwhile, Harry Kane has got off to a great start at Bayern Munich in Germany. Manchester City’s 3-1 win in their opening Champions League match is…

Spain players agree to end boycott before Nations League games Most of Spain’s women’s football team have agreed to end their current boycott, according to the Spanish Secretary of State for Sports Victor Francos. The agreement was reached at 05:00 local time on Wednesday, following more than seven hours of meetings. The players began their boycott of the national squad after Spain beat England 1-0 in the World Cup final, and Spanish FA boss Luis…

Telegraph Sport – Marler: We can win ugly like 2003 The back page of the Telegraph leads on Joe Marler’s comments that England can win the 2023 Rugby World Cup by “winning ugly” after the team faced criticism for their style of play. The back page also notes Pep Guardiola’s plans for City as he makes it clear he wants Man City to win the Champions League again. Catch up on all the back pages…

Star Sport- Keepy Cuppy The back page of the Star reports on the return of the Champions League. The paper says Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has said winning the CL one is nothing special and is encouraging City to win it again. Catch up on all the back pages here

Express Sport – Eddie’s ready The back page of the Daily Express reports Newcastle boss Eddie Howe is preparing his team for Europe’s biggest club stage. Newcastle will face AC Milan tonight in their first Champions League appearance. Catch up on all the back pages here

Mirror Sport – Don’t be won-hit wonders The Daily Mirror’s back page reports on the return of the Champions League tonight. The paper says Man City boss Pep Guardiola is urging his team to be hungry for more European glory.  Catch up on all the back pages here

Telegraph Sport – England use their heads The back page of the Telegraph leads on England beating Japan to put the Rugby World Cup last-8 within reach. The back page also reports on Erik ten Hag wanting Manchester United players to step up to revive the club ahead of their first Champions League appearance this season – they face Harry Kane’s Bayern Munich on Wednesday. They were recently defeated by Brighton in the Premer League. …

Star Sport – Gloves are off The back page of the Daily Star leads on why Aaron Ramsdale was benched in favour of Raya – with the paper suggesting the gloves are off as both fight to start for Arsenal. But boss Mikel Arteta suggests he will be rotating between his keepers. Catch up on all the back pages here