Inside Cadiz: Could the stock market provide an edge for Spanish club?

Cadiz are not exactly giants of Spanish football. “We are not a rich club,” vice-president Rafael Contreras tells Sky Sports. “We are a club of the street.” But this is encouraging them to think outside the box to succeed. “We must discover new ways to be great.”

'Kick the players out' - Allardyce slams Spurs and questions Dyche's Forest sacking

Sam Allardyce has said that Tottenham's players need reminding of their responsbility to the club if they want to avoid being dragged into a relegation battle.

Ange rules out Celtic return: 'I don't go back'

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How and why did Arsenal unravel at Wolves?

Never before in Premier League history has the team at the top of the table lost a two-goal lead to the team at the bottom of the table. But Arsenal's extraordinary collapse against Wolves showed why there are so many still questioning their title credentials.

Rosenior: No place in football for anyone found guilty of racism

Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior said anyone in football who is found guilty of racism “should not be in the game.”

Saka targets silverware after signing new deal to become Arsenal's best-paid player

Bukayo Saka has backed Arsenal to "get over the line" and win trophies again after signing a new four-year contract that makes him the Gunners' best-paid player.

Prestianni set to be available for Real rematch despite Vinicius racism allegation

Gianluca Prestianni is likely to be available to face Real Madrid on Wednesday, one week after Vinicius Junior accused him of racist abuse.

Merse: 'Bottle job' talk will ramp up after 'slow and lazy' Arsenal held

Paul Merson says Arsenal were punished for playing in "second gear" and feels they will face accusations of being "bottle jobs" after they threw away a two-goal lead to draw against Wolves.

England latest: Pubs to stay open until 2am if Home Nations make knockouts