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Morocco sweat as PSG star Hakimi ruled out for 'several weeks'

Morocco suffer a blow before the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations as their captain Achraf Hakimi injures an ankle injury playing for PSG.
Published an hour ago on BBC Football

McAteer: A Big Step, But a Good Move to an Aspiring Club

Town winger Kasey McAteer has reflected on his summer move to Portman Road from fellow Championship promotion hopefuls Leicester City.
Published 3 hours ago on TWTD.co.uk

Head coach Steve Clarke dismisses talk of a Scotland goalkeeping crisis and eyes a "cup final" against Denmark in the World Cup qualifiers.
Published 6 hours ago on BBC Football - Scottish Football

Celtic job 'not on my radar' - Wales boss Bellamy

Craig Bellamy understands why he has been linked with the vacant managerial role at his ex-club but is "fully committed" to Wales.
Published 6 hours ago on BBC Football

Which English top-flight side has the most consecutive clean sheets?

Our Ask Me Anything team take a look at which club holds the most clean sheets in a row.
Published 6 hours ago on BBC Football

Isak in but no Gyokeres in Potter's Sweden squad

Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres is not named in Graham Potter's first Sweden squad, but Liverpool's Alexander Isak is included.
Published 7 hours ago on BBC Football

Craig Bellamy "understands" why his name has been linked with the vacant managerial role at ex-club Celtic but is "fully committed" to Wales.
Published 7 hours ago on BBC Football - Scottish Football

Southampton sack Still after five months in charge

Southampton sack manager Will Still after just five months in charge and with the club 21st in the Championship.
Published 7 hours ago on BBC Football - Championship

Davies back to lead Wales for crucial qualifiers

Tottenham defender Ben Davies returns from injury to lead Wales in their final World Cup qualifying games against Liechtenstein and North Macedonia, but Aaron Ramsey remains out.
Published 8 hours ago on BBC Football

Rooney defends punditry after Van Dijk criticism

Wayne Rooney defends his previous criticism of Liverpool and Virgil van Dijk after the Reds captain called the pundit's analysis of their early season struggles "'lazy".
Published 9 hours ago on BBC Football - Premier League