All news by author: Jacob Leeks

Eurovision has arrived in Liverpool and cult hero Ragnar Klavan will rekindle his relationship with the Reds as he serves as spokesperson for Estonia during Saturday's grand final

Liverpool beat Tottenham in the 2019 Champions League final, with Trent Alexander-Arnold playing all 90 minutes from right-back as the Reds lifted their fifth European Cup

Wrexham have won promotion from the National League, but that has not led to as high a level of recognition as might have been expected in the division's end of season awards

Arsenal still hold out hope of overtaking Manchester City in the Premier League title race, but Mikel Arteta has suffered a huge blow with two of his stars out injured for the rest of the campaign

A LOOK BACK: Jose Mourinho's opinion on football matters carries great weight, particularly when it comes to the identity of the greatest ever player to have graced the sport

Jamie Carragher provoked the ire of Gary Neville after he defended the much-hated Glazer family for the club's transfer strategy since Erik ten Hag took over at Manchester United

Alan Shearer has given Erik ten Hag a harsh truth about his Manchester United squad after the Red Devils fell to a defeat at Premier League strugglers West Ham on Sunday

Arsenal claimed an impressive win at Newcastle on Sunday to close the gap on Manchester City, despite seeing the Magpies dominate the Premier League clash for large periods

Frank Lampard finally won the first game of his second spell in charge of Chelsea, but the victory over Bournemouth was marred by the booing of substitute Raheem Sterling by Blues fans

Harry Maguire has endured another dreadful season for Manchester United, with his future at Old Trafford under threat ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window

Mason Greenwood has been told to stay away from Manchester United's training ground while they conduct an internal investigation, with Juventus now eyeing a move for him

Mercedes endured another disappointing qualifying session in Miami on Saturday, with George Russell left confounded by the team's drop-off in performance over the weekend

The royal family are known to be huge fans of football, though several teams have earned the support of King Charles, heir to the throne Prince William and their relatives

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has seen his summer transfer plans take a dent as he bids to guide his Red Devils side to a Champions League qualification place

Wrexham were crowned as National League champions a fortnight ago, securing their place in League Two for the first time in 15 years, with King Charles playing a surprise role

Arsenal still have a chance of winning their first title in 19 years and are making plans in case their battle for top spot with Manchester City goes down to the final day

There has been a surge in homophobic incidents throughout the football pyramid this season, with authorities taking action over an incident in Chelsea's draw with Everton in March

Jeff Stelling will leave his job as host of Soccer Saturday at the end of the season, with Sky Sports searching for a replacement amid a round of cost-cutting at the broadcaster

The crisis engulfing PSG is worsening with the cracks in their superstar squad emerging as Neymar appeared to join criticism of Kylian Mbappe after ultras protested at the Brazilian's house

Alexis Mac Allister scored the penalty that saw Brighton beat Manchester United on Thursday, with the World Cup winner attracting interest from Liverpool ahead of the summer window

Graeme Souness has pulled no punches with his assessment of Gary Neville's work as a pundit, days after leaving his job at Sky Sports after 15 years with the broadcaster

Gary Neville had been full of praise for Luke Shaw, but the Englishman then conceded an injury-time penalty which led to Brighton scoring a late winner against Manchester United

BRIGHTON 1-0 MAN UTD: Erik ten Hag's side continued their winless run against Brighton as the impressive Seagulls defeated Manchester United thanks to Alexis Mac Allister's injury-time penalty

Erik ten Hag had been slammed by Paul Ince for failing to invite him for a drink after Manchester United's win over Reading in January, with the Red Devils boss now trying to patch things up

Jonny Bairstow is stepping up his return to action since breaking his leg last year, claiming three catches on the first day of Yorkshire's clash with Glamorgan on Thursday