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Outrage over 'hypocritical' FIFA supporting gay footballer after World Cup armband ban
- The governing body came out in support of gay footballer Jakub Jankto despite banning pro-LGBTQ+ armbands at the Qatar World Cup.
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- The Guardian
Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
Liverpool need to close gap on former title rivals, Jesus key for Arsenal and Hodgson returns for relegation six-pointer
- The Guardian
‘You realise how special it is’: Dan Cole revels in Leicester’s European revival
Prop’s club play Edinburgh in the last 16 of the Champions Cup on Friday after missing out on the competition in recent years
- The Telegraph
Women's Six Nations 2023: Fixtures, schedule and how to watch on TV
England said goodbye to captain Sarah Hunter as they made an emphatic start to the defence of their title by destroying Scotland 58-7.
- The Telegraph
Manchester United wage bill falls by 20 per cent
Manchester United’s wage bill dropped more than 20 per cent, compared with 12 months ago, following the club’s failure to qualify for the Champions League and the acrimonious departure of Cristiano Ronaldo.
- Football365
Frank hopes Toney’s England debut will just be the start for Brentford star – ‘very proud moment’
Brentford boss Thomas Frank is hoping that Ivan Toney’s England debut will be just the start of more significant moments for both the striker and the club.
- PA Media: Sport
Thomas Frank hopes Ivan Toney’s England debut is just the start for striker
He is only the third Bees player to represent England – and the first since 1939.
- Reuters
Soccer-Premier League tightens owners' test to cover human rights abuses
The Premier League tightened up its owners' and directors' test on Thursday with a new rule barring anyone found to have committed human rights abuses. The changes, to apply with immediate effect, were approved unanimously by England's top-flight clubs at a shareholders meeting. They come at a time when ownership of Premier League clubs is under fresh scrutiny as bidders line up for Manchester United.
- The Telegraph
Luke Cowan-Dickie may have played final Exeter match after sustaining nerve damage to neck
Luke Cowan-Dickie may have played his last game for Exeter ahead of his move to Montpellier, with nerve damage to his neck meaning the club are unable to put a timescale on his return.
- The Guardian
Rodri’s Manchester City role shows holding midfielders are key to success
Manchester City and Arsenal’s title battle – and Liverpool’s recent struggles – show that a solid midfield is crucial
- TEAMtalk
Everton could be handed second shot at landing 15-goal striker with Bundesliga outfit forced into sale
The Germany international has scored 15 goals in 26 games in all competitions this season, including six assists, while he's also made a big impact for his country
