Andrew Tate’s request for bail has been denied again and he will remain in a Romanian prison, with Tristan Tate’s bail hearing pending.

"Starting to really like this, fella." It's safe to say Sean Dyche won over Everton fans with his brutal response to the linesman.

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown believes Anthony Taylor was in the right to send Casemiro off in Man United’s draw against Southampton.

"Could be first if we weren’t robbed." Some Man United fans agree with the 'evidence' in the comp, while rival supporters have mocked them.

Former Chelsea winger Eden Hazard has claimed he respects Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, despite the fact that they no longer talk.

Southampton's Kyle Walker-Peters told Man United winger Alejandro Garnacho it was never his "intention to injure a fellow professional."

"He's actually an NPC, it's so funny." Man City's Erling Haaland left fans in stitches after his exchange with Crystal Palace's Joel Ward.

TalkSPORT pundit Jason Cundy took aim at Reds defender Virgil van Dijk over his costly error in Liverpool’s 1-0 defeat to Bournemouth.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak praised suspended BBC host Gary Lineker as a “great footballer” and as a “talented presenter.”

"Messi makes things look so easy," one fan said. The Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe link-up made the difference for PSG against Brest.

The BBC has been accused of breaking its rules in ‘Premier League Highlights,’ which replaced Match of the Day after Lineker’s suspension.

BBC director general Tim Davie has emphasised that “success” for him is getting Gary Lineker back on the air for Match of the Day.

Rick Karsdorp went from being a Roma outcast under Jose Mourinho to being compared to Brazil legend Cafu by fans. What a transformation!

Getafe loanee Jakub Jankto, who is on loan at Sparta Prague this season, insisted that his main focus is on football ahead of anything else.

Manchester United’s League Cup win means this punter has moved one step closer to pulling off an insane three-fold accumulator.

Speaking ahead of the Real Betis match, Paul Scholes believes that Man United need a captain who is “less emotional” than Bruno Fernandes.