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Reasons to be cheerful at last? Amorim's year at Man Utd

As Ruben Amorim reaches his first anniversary as Manchester United boss, there are finally reasons to be cheerful for the club.
Published 2 hours ago on BBC Football - Premier League

Reasons to be cheerful at last? Amorim's year at Man Utd

As Ruben Amorim reaches his first anniversary as Manchester United boss, there are finally reasons to be cheerful for the club.
Published 2 hours ago on BBC Football

Hunt 'voiced' concern at lack of summer signings

Sacked Reading boss Noel Hunt says that he "needed" to sign more players over the summer to improve the Royals' strength.
Published 5 hours ago on BBC Football - League One

How to follow the FA Cup on the BBC this weekend

BBC Sport Ask Me Anything explains how to follow the FA Cup first round on TV and radio this weekend.
Published 5 hours ago on BBC Football

What to look out for this weekend in the remaining three Scottish Premiership fixtures as rivals play Premier Sports Cup semi-finals.
Published 11 hours ago on BBC Football - Scottish Football

When is the FA Cup second round draw?

BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at the FA Cup's second round draw, ball numbers and prize money on offer.
Published 12 hours ago on BBC Football

🎧 Cov flying, Owls reset, change at Royals & Posh

Phil Brown joins the 72+ podcast to talk managers under the cosh, highs at Coventry, lows at Hillsborough and changes at Reading and Peterborough.
Published 12 hours ago on BBC Football - Championship

Father and son sharing Hemel FA Cup adventure

Manager Lee Allinson is hoping Hemel Hempstead can pull off an FA Cup shock at Wigan and is leaning on father Ian, who works alongside him, for advice.
Published 17 hours ago on BBC Football

New boss Richardson places high demands on Reading

Leam Richardson says he has high demands for his players as he prepares for his first game as Reading manager.
Published yesterday at 05:16 pm on BBC Football - League One

'We need to talk about racism in football' - Darikwa

Lincoln City captain Tendayi Darikwa says he would walk his team-mates off the pitch if he heard racist abuse from the terraces.
Published yesterday at 05:06 pm on BBC Football - League One