The man behind the counter at Greggs on Fishergate has never heard of a butter pie, but try Poundbakery over the street. Poundbakery doesn’t do
Category: Football
Beth Mead’s double inspires Arsenal to emphatic WSL win at Crystal Palace
Arsenal cruised to their sixth successive league win against the relegation-battling Crystal Palace with a controlled victory in the Women’s Super League. Beth Mead scored
European football: PSG smash six to all but secure fourth consecutive title
Paris St Germain coach Luis Enrique wants the club to keep their focus on domestic and European titles despite all but securing a fourth consecutive
FA Cup goes back to the future as Nottingham Forest do a FAR Rabat | Jonathan Wilson
Even as modern life takes over, history is everything in the FA Cup. The competition’s newfound disdain for replays allowed Nottingham Forest to become the
Newcastle revels in silverware success as history boys parade Carabao Cup
An explosion of sheer joy following a lifetime’s worth of disappointment? A not so subtle expression of soft Saudi Arabian power? A wonderful example of
‘It’s a battle for football’: Manchester United and FC United fans unite against Glazers
FC United of Manchester and The 1958, a Manchester United fan group, held a joint action against United’s 20-year Glazer ownership, with The 1958 announcing
With elite Eberechi Eze, Crystal Palace will be a match for any team at Wembley | Barney Ronay
Play at Wembley. Score at Wembley. Score again. Go back to Wembley again. Yeah. Did I mention Wembley? Eberechi Eze has had a fairly decent
Fabian Hürzeler appeals to Brighton’s ‘blue heads’ to turn tables on Forest
Were Fabian Hürzeler in any doubt about the importance of the FA Cup to Brighton fans, he received a gentle reminder when back in his
Infantino’s $1bn prize: act of commercial disruption disguised as benevolence | Barney Ronay
It takes a while for the voice to emerge from the background haze, a mist of generically noodling electronic music, the kind of music that
Grealish, Wilshere and Van Gaal’s ‘kiss’: Newcastle’s parade has a lot to live up to
When the celebration of Newcastle’s first trophy in decades became a point of heated civic discussion, it served as a reminder that party planning can