Daily Mail 42 mins ago
What the back pages say on Sunday, December 8: FIFA turn up heat on Roy Hodgson
World Cup organisers turned up the heat on England manager Roy Hodgson on Saturday by bringing forward the kick-off time of their opening Group D match against Italy. Read the headlines from the national newspapers on Saturday, December 8.
The Chronicle 55 mins ago
Sunderland's next four games are 'absolutely massive', says Poyet
Sunderland boss Gus Poyet insists they have to pick up points against their relegation rivals this month if they are to survive
Manchester Evening News 1 hour ago
City Christmas Crackers: Day 8
On the eigth day of our December advent calendar for City, the focus is on City's struggles at the back
Manchester Evening News 1 hour ago
United Christmas Crackers: Day 8
For the eigth day of our December advent calendar for United, the focus falls on Manchester United's Number 1.
Hull Daily Mail 1 hour ago
Hull Daily Mail published Dean Windass: Hull City must be patient to clip classy Swansea's...
I'M guessing Steve Bruce's message to his Hull City players on Monday night will be to stay patient.You have to be against a side like Swansea, who love to keep the ball from their opponents.Everyone knows that and that's a credit to the club who demand their players and managers play the right way.They love to pass the ball and frustrate the hell out of their opponents.When you play against that, you have to keep your shape and remain disciplined for the full game. If you don't, then Swansea...
Hull Daily Mail 2 hours ago
Hull Daily Mail published Hull FC: Why trust will make Lee Radford and Doncaster coach...
ASK Hull FC coach Lee Radford why his side's dual registration partnership with Doncaster will be a success and the answer is simple.Because of the trust which exists between himself and Paul Cooke, his close friend and counterpart at the Keepmoat Stadium.Although the Black and Whites saw a similar link-up with York come to an end in acrimonious circumstances last season, the club have been quick to forge links with Donny for the 2014 campaign.As well as allowing players to turn...
Hull Daily Mail 3 hours ago
Hull Daily Mail published Hull City: Steve Bruce hopes 'terrific lad' Joe Dudgeon can...
HULL City defender Joe Dudgeon has set his sights on a return to full fitness in 2014 after being cleared to resume light training in the last week.Dudgeon has endured a miserable spell since undergoing knee surgery in October 2012. Although a painstaking rehabilitation saw the left-back feature in the Hull City pre-season campaign and the opening two rounds of the Capital One Cup against Leyton Orient and Huddersfield, the road to recovery has been potholed by frustration over recent...
Daily Mail 5 hours ago
Fulham v Aston Villa - live Premier League
Follow Sportsmail's coverage of the Barclays Premier League as Fulham host Aston Villa at Craven Cottage to kick off Sunday's action.
ESPN FC 9 hours ago
Improving Spurs are finally wasting chances
It makes a nice difference to be moaning about the chances Spurs wasted today, rather than the ones that they failed to create. Tottenham have now won their last two away games and are joint fifth, just three points off second place. Crisis, what crisis? It would be wrong to suggest that Spurs have truly turned the corner, but things look to be moving in the right direction. The most impressive thing has been the character that the side have shown. Heads dropped when the first two goals were conceded against Manchester City, but in both of the last two games they have gone behind, only to...
The Independent 9 hours ago
New Fulham manager Rene Meulensteen has spirit of Sir Alex Ferguson
Rene Meulensteen had no experience of relegation battles during his six years as Sir Alex Ferguson's first team coach at Manchester United, but said he would draw on the Scot's influence as he attempts to turn Fulham's fortunes around.
Daily Mail 9 hours ago
Stoke 3 Chelsea 2 - match report: Brilliant late Assaidi goal puts brakes on Mourinho's title charge
MALCOLM FOLLEY AT THE BRITANNIA STADIUM: Sometimes, the most obvious issues at a football club do not need forensic examination.
