Ken Bates, who owned Chelsea FC for 22 years, has died aged 94. He bought the club for £1 in 1982 and saved it from financial ruin, eventually selling it to Roman Abramovich for £17m in 2004. Bates was known for his pugnacious style and controversial decisions.
Arsenal have confirmed the signing of Spain full-back Ona Batlle on a free transfer from Barcelona. The 27-year-old is Arsenal's fourth signing of the window, bringing significant experience and a winning mentality to the London club.
Oliver Glasner has been appointed the new head coach of Nottingham Forest, aiming to elevate the club to "the next level." This marks the fifth managerial change at Forest in under a year. Glasner previously led Crystal Palace to FA Cup and Conference League victories.
Review of the Women's Premier 15s rugby season, highlighting top players like Liv Apps and Meg Jones, and controversial contract decisions for captains Marlie Packer and Kate Zackary. It also covers best social media content, coaching performances, surprising team collapses, and needed league improvements like expansion and TMO availability.
Manchester City and Chelsea are close to a financial settlement over Enzo Maresca's move. Chelsea claims Maresca breached his contract and seeks over £10m compensation.
Upper East Side residents oppose the opening of Maison Estelle, a British private club, citing noise and privacy concerns, amidst a surge of London-based clubs in NYC.
Arsenal’s first league title since 2004 has ignited celebrations across London, Africa, and the diaspora, highlighting the club’s deep roots with Black fans and its enduring cultural and commercial impact beyond the pitch.
South African DJ Black Coffee reflects on his journey from small London clubs to headlining The O2 arena, discussing his career, a life-changing accident, and the need for better infrastructure for African artists.
Arsenal has won the Premier League title after 22 years, following Manchester City's 1-1 draw with Bournemouth. This marks their 14th league title and the first since the 2004-2005 season.
Arsenal F.C. have won the Premier League title for the first time in 22 years after Manchester City F.C. drew with AFC Bournemouth. This marks manager Mikel Arteta's first Premier League title.
Sam Kerr concluded her Chelsea career with a match-winning goal against Manchester United, her 115th for the club, equaling Fran Kirby's all-time scoring record. The emotional farewell saw Kerr receive a standing ovation in her 158th and final appearance.
The Matildas star has spent over six years playing for the London-based team.
Chelsea are in talks with Xabi Alonso and Andoni Iraola for their head coach position, with both emerging as top picks for the role.
Nottingham Forest secured a commanding 5-0 victory over Sunderland at the Stadium of Light, with Morgan Gibbs-White, Igor Jesus, Chris Wood and Elliot Anderson all scoring. The win lifts Forest to 39 points, six clear of West Ham and eight ahead of Tottenham in the relegation battle. Manager Vítor Pereira's decision to field two strikers paid off handsomely as Forest recorded their biggest away win of the season.
Nottingham Forest produced a commanding 5-0 victory over Sunderland at the Stadium of Light, with goals from Chris Wood, Igor Jesus, Morgan Gibbs-White and an own goal securing a win that lifts the visitors to 39 points. Manager Vítor Pereira's side are now six points clear of West Ham and eight ahead of Tottenham in the relegation battle, with their unbeaten league run extending to six games.
Nottingham Forest secured a commanding 5-1 victory over Sunderland at the Stadium of Light, lifting the club to 39 points and within touching distance of Premier League safety. Morgan Gibbs-White, Igor Jesus (two goals), Chris Wood and Elliot Anderson (95th minute) scored for Forest, who fielded an attacking 4-4-2 formation with two strikers. The win puts Forest six points clear of West Ham and eight ahead of Tottenham, effectively confining the relegation battle to the two London clubs. Sunderland had a goal disallowed by VAR.
