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⚽ Updates from Saturday’s afternoon kick-offs ⚽ Scores | Tables | Ten things to look out for | Mail Sarah This weekend will be the first time Manchester City have played since the guilty verdict on their Premier League charges. The club deny any wrongdoing and they are appealing the verdict. Manager Enzo Maresca, however, hasn’t confirmed or denied if he will stay if the appeal is unsuccessful, read more.

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Human rights office denounces online targeting ‘Appalling vitriol and abuse’ of American The United Nations’ human rights office has condemned the racist abuse of Coco Gauff and called for solidarity to help push back against racism and sexism. The office, led by high commissioner Volker Türk, issued a social media post on Saturday saying the racist messages sent online targeting the American tennis player were “appalling and illustrate that Black.

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Peloton’s Evenepoel highlights death of Finlay Tarling ‘We cannot keep accepting riders getting injured or dying’ Riders at the Giro di Lombardia staged a brief protest on Saturday, delaying the start of the race by five minutes to draw attention to safety concerns following a series of incidents involving non-race vehicles. After organisers completed the countdown for the start, the peloton remained stationary, creating a moment of confusion before Remco.

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⚽ Updates from the Emirates: kick-off 12.30pm BST ⚽ Ten things to look out for | Live scores | Mail Barry Those teams: Despite fears to the contrary, Ezri Konsa, Declan Rice and Kai Havertz have all been passed fit to start for Arsenal, who make three changes to the side that lost against Brighton. Ben White, Myles Lewis-Skelly and Noni Madueke all come into the side, while Bruno Guimaraes,.

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Red Bull's Max Verstappen wins an incident-packed sprint race at the Singapore Grand Prix after George Russell crashes out of the lead. Russell was leading in tricky conditions, with half the track dry and half wet, when he got a little too wide at the final corner at the end of the first lap. He lost control of his Mercedes, which spun across the track into the inside wall, before.

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Cole Palmer signs a new Chelsea contract on improved terms until 2034, one of the longest active deals in the Premier League. The England international, 24, was already under contract until 2033 but is being rewarded for his performances following his emergence as one of Chelsea's key attacking players. He is also increasingly viewed as a dressing-room leader behind the scenes. The deal leaves Palmer on one of the longest.