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Newcastle 'close to our best' in win over Man City – Howe
Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe is delighted after his “brave and ambitious” side were “close to their best” in their 2-1 win over Manchester City at St James’ Park. Source link
Marx first hooker to win world player award since 2001
Malcolm Marx is named men’s player of the year at the World Rugby Awards, while Fabian Holland wins the breakthrough player prize. Source link
Bournemouth come from two goals down in dramatic draw against West Ham
Substitute Enes Unal scores to help Bournemouth come from two goals down and secure a dramatic draw against West Ham at Vitality Stadium. Source link
'Liverpool in full-blown crisis and Slot under severe pressure'
The Anfield horror show at the hands of Nottingham Forest was a headlong fall into the abyss for Liverpool, says chief football writer Phil McNulty. Source link
Cunha misses Christmas lights switch-on after 'training accident'
Man Utd forward Matheus Cunha misses Altrincham’s Christmas lights switch-on after “an accident in training”, according to the event’s organisers. Source link
'It's my responsibility' – Slot says Liverpool in 'very bad spell'
Liverpool manager Arne Slot admits his team are in “a very bad spell”, and says recent poor results are his responsibility, after a 3-0 defeat by Nottingham Forest at Anfield. Source link
Watch extended day two highlights on BBC iPlayer
Highlights from day two of the First Ashes Test in Perth. Source link
'They pop the atmosphere' – how Spurs silence home fans in away games
Martin Keown and Ashley Williams analyse what has made Tottenham Hotspur so formidable away from home this season. Martin Keown and Ashley Williams analyse what has made Tottenham Hotspur so formidable away from home this season. Source link
Grey Dawning powers to Betfair Chase win
Odds-on favourite Grey Dawning beats two-time winner Royale Pagaille to triumph in the Betfair Chase at Haydock Park. Source link
Scotland squad fully behind Townsend – Tuipulotu
The Scotland squad remains entirely supportive of Gregor Townsend as pressure builds on the head coach after a disappointing Autumn Nations Series, insists captain Sione Tuipulotu. Source link