• Tyson Fury Vows To Knock Out Anthony Joshua Within Seven Rounds

    Tyson Fury Vows To Knock Out Anthony Joshua Within Seven Rounds0

    Former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has predicted a knockout victory over Anthony Joshua when the two British heavyweights meet at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on December 11. Fury, speaking publicly for the first time since the long-awaited bout was confirmed, said he expects to stop Joshua inside six or seven rounds and described the fight as

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  • Manchester United Records £43m Loss Despite Record £677.6m Revenue

    Manchester United Records £43m Loss Despite Record £677.6m Revenue0

    United projects up to £760m revenue after Champions League return By Newsworld Manchester United recorded a net loss of £43 million for the financial year ended June 30, 2026, despite posting record revenue of £677.6 million. The club’s revenue increased by 1.7 per cent, with broadcasting income rising by almost 20 per cent following United’s

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  • Mikel Arteta Agrees New Arsenal Contract Extension

    Mikel Arteta Agrees New Arsenal Contract Extension0

    Arteta Agrees New Arsenal Contract, Set to Stay Beyond 10 Years Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has reached an agreement with the club on a new contract that will extend his stay beyond the end of the current season. The Spanish coach had been in negotiations with Arsenal for several months after his existing deal, which

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  • Anthony Joshua Turned Down Millions To Fight Fury In Britain, Says Hearn

    Anthony Joshua Turned Down Millions To Fight Fury In Britain, Says Hearn0

    British boxing promoter Eddie Hearn has revealed that Anthony Joshua rejected offers worth many millions of dollars more because he wanted a potential blockbuster fight against Tyson Fury to take place in the United Kingdom. The proposed showdown between Joshua and Fury has remained one of the biggest potential fights in heavyweight boxing. Despite years

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  • Premier League International Break To Last 16 Days For First Time

    Premier League International Break To Last 16 Days For First Time0

    The English Premier League is set to experience its longest international break in history this season, with domestic action scheduled to pause for 16 days between September and October. The extended interruption will begin after Matchweek 5 on September 20, with Premier League fixtures scheduled to resume on October 10 for Matchweek 6. Rising Transport

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  • Howard Webb Admits Man City Goal Against Man United Should Have Been Disallowed

    Howard Webb Admits Man City Goal Against Man United Should Have Been Disallowed0

    Premier League referees’ chief Howard Webb has admitted that Manchester City’s goal against Manchester United should not have stood after VAR officials failed to properly identify an offside offence involving Enzo Fernandez. Erling Haaland scored for Manchester City after connecting with Josko Gvardiol’s cross, but Fernandez was positioned offside and close to Manchester United defender

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