Bitter Bournemouth Get One Over the Saints
With three and a half thousand tickets sold, two stands opened, and a lively home crowd eager to get one over their South Coast rivals, this youth game epitomised how much Bournemouth hate the Saints.
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The Remarkable Results of Man City’s Two-Year Ban
Gerrard given a Premier League medal despite THAT slip? An entire City walkout? Man United to win their 21st Premier League title? Or Sheffield United for Champions League? Sports editor Luke Ebbs examines the bizarre outcomes of City’s two-year Champions League ban.
→A Roundup of the Six Nations Second Weekend
The 2nd weekend of the 2020 Guinness Six Nations saw a Dublin defeat for Wales, England regain the Calcutta Cup after a narrow win over Scotland, whilst France scored five tries against Italy to move top of the table on points difference.
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Man City Hit With 2-Season European Ban After Breaching Financial Fair Play Rules
Manchester City have been banned from European competition for the next two seasons and fined $30m by UEFA over “serious breaches” of Financial Fair Play.
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67% of Fans Say VAR Makes Game Less Enjoyable
The technology was given an average rating of just 4/10 by the YouGov survey’s participants.
→Late Cup Heartbreak for Saints as Spurs Fight Back in Replay
Southampton’s FA Cup campaign came to a cruel end on Wednesday night after two late goals from Lucas Moura and Son Heung-Min.
→Super Bowl LIV: Chiefs End 50 Years of Pain
The unstoppable force Patrick Mahomes turned the game on its head in the 4th quarter to deliver the Chiefs their second Superbowl.
→A Roundup of the Six Nations Openers
A round up of the opening weekend as Wales win, Ireland edge Scotland, and England fall to France.
→Leaders Liverpool Put Four Past Spirited Saints
A scintillating second half display saw Liverpool score four to record a 4-0 win against Southampton, who suffered their first defeat in five games.
→Firms Urged to Lower Football Banter
Ann Francke, head of the Chartered Management Institute, wants sports chat to be lowered in the workplace.
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