Archive snapshot · Soccer
Sun, Oct 11, 6:45 AM ET
Man City found guilty of majority of 115 Premier League charges; sanctions and appeals loom
Manchester City's guilty verdict on Premier League financial rules opens a sanctions process and appeals whose timeline remains unclear, dominating the league's
ESPN · +14 outlets
Man Utd draw 1-1 with 10-man Tottenham, worst league start in 40 years
Dominic Solanke's stoppage-time equaliser denied United a morale-boosting win and deepened pressure on head coach Michael Carrick.
ESPN · +14 outlets
Vinicius sent off for hair pull after disallowed goal in Real Madrid win over Villarreal
The Brazil forward apologised to teammates after a VAR-overturned goal and a red card in a chaotic cameo during Madrid's 1-0 La Liga win.
ESPN · +13 outlets
Ronaldo provisionally suspended by Portuguese federation after leaving national camp
The FPF opened a disciplinary case after Ronaldo walked out of the squad following a dispute with head coach Jorge Jesus.
BBC · +13 outlets
Rayo Vallecano vs Athletic Club abandoned after fans throw paper planes in owner protest
Home supporters forced the La Liga fixture to be halted by pelting the pitch with paper airplanes and rubber balls in protest at the club's ownership.
BBC · +14 outlets
USWNT lose 2-0 to Spain as world champions expose Americans' errors
Early goals from Patri Guijarro and Eva Navarro and a saved penalty handed Spain a dominant win before Crystal Dunn was honoured on her retirement.
ESPN · +4 outlets
Barcelona beat Getafe 3-0 to extend perfect La Liga start as Raphinha sits out
Hansi Flick's side maintained their 100 percent record while Raphinha was ruled out of the next two matches with an injury.
ESPN · +14 outlets
Cole Palmer signs new Chelsea contract until 2034
The deal is among the longest active contracts in the Premier League, locking in Chelsea's key attacker on improved terms.
BBC · +14 outlets
Everton up for sale again as Friedkin Group seeks exit
The American owners are looking for a way out of the Premier League club, reopening questions about Everton's ownership future.
BBC · +14 outlets
Liverpool host Man City on Sunday in first Anfield meeting since City's guilty verdict
The match is framed by expected protests against City and by Liverpool's striker shortage, with both sides jockeying at the top of the table.
Opta Analyst · +14 outlets
Arsenal fight back to beat Leeds 2-1 as Guimaraes stars; Hincapie injured
Bruno Guimaraes' goal completed the comeback for the champions, but an injury to Hincapie added to Arsenal's early-season concerns.
BBC · +14 outlets
Bayern salvage late draw at Augsburg; Neuer error yields fastest Bundesliga goal
Augsburg's Robin Fellhauer scored the fastest goal in Bundesliga history after a Manuel Neuer error, but Harry Kane's two assists rescued a point for Bayern.
ESPN · +5 outlets
Chelsea thrash Bournemouth 5-1 as Henderson scores twice on home debut
Jordan Henderson's two goals and the midfield pairing with Moises Caicedo underpinned a rout that left Bournemouth still winless.
BBC · +14 outlets
Jury out on Infantino as FIFA presidency re-election nears
Two months after the FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal surfaced, little appears to stand in the way of Gianni Infantino retaining the presidency.
BBC · +2 outlets
Spurs boss De Zerbi defends Bentancur red card, 'kissed' him after dismissal
The Tottenham head coach said he liked Rodrigo Bentancur's reaction after the midfielder was sent off for headbutting Luke Shaw against Man United.
ESPN · +3 outlets
Transfer rumors: Man Utd's JJ Gabriel in Bayern talks; AC Milan eye Bournemouth's Scott
Transfer Talk and Sunday's gossip round up renewed interest in United's top young prospect and Milan's scouting of a Bournemouth midfielder.
ESPN · +14 outlets
Arteta says conscience clear over Man City breaches during his assistant spell
The Arsenal manager, a former City assistant, said he has no concerns about the period during which the club breached Premier League rules.
BBC · +1 outlets
Brentford extend unbeaten start with late 2-2 draw at Aston Villa
Kristoffer Ajer's late goal kept Brentford unbeaten while Villa remain without a home Premier League win this season.
BBC

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