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Oct 9, 2026 - Sports

Todd Bowles' seat is still warm, but he has earned the right to get the Buccaneers out of their early hole.

Oct 9, 2026 - Sports

After a scratchy start in the league, injuries and an underwhelming Rashford, Spurs’s visit to Old Trafford is already crucial for the hostsThe noise in the Premier League was focused elsewhere for the last two weeks of the international break, allowing a glorious silence to drift across Manchester United. Without Manchester City’s woes, Michael Carrick may have faced a more difficult time, with plenty to review in regards to the first five games of the season.United sit solemnly in 12th with only one league win, and misery needs company. The hosts will find just that at Old Trafford on Saturday evening. Tottenham, bottom of the Premier League, visit, with both sides hoping to kickstart their season. Spurs have secured a measly two points after a summer where £300m was spent on Roberto De Zerbi’s rebuild but the architect’s drawings are already at risk of being set alight. For Carrick and United, beating the worst team in the league is close to a necessity as they enter a very difficult run of fixtures. Continue reading...

Oct 9, 2026 - Sports

Ravens' quarterback Lamar Jackson has officially been ruled out for Week 5 against the Falcons. Tyler Huntley will start in his place.

Oct 9, 2026 - Sports

See the complete NFL Week 5 schedule, TV channels and streaming details for all 15 games, plus previews of the top matchups including six FOX games.

Oct 9, 2026 - Sports

CPES will now allow Pinto to challenge original decisionWhistleblower to receive risk assessment reportsRui Pinto will remain under witness protection for the time being after Portuguese authorities suspended the decision to end it. The special security programmes commission (CPES) acknowledged he should have been given an opportunity to present his case before the decision was taken. The Manchester City whistleblower can now challenge the withdrawal of his protection, with the commission expected to reconsider the matter.In a statement signed by the Ministry of Justice, the CPES was said to have recognised that Pinto had not been adequately informed of the grounds for terminating the programme or given the opportunity to exercise his right to challenge the decision. Continue reading...