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Ex-Premier League player Jermaine Pennant is left needing 50 stitches after being mauled by dog while walking his own pet
The former Liverpool midfielder, 43, had been walking his own dog - an American Akita named King - when he was pounced on by a German Shepherd.
Mourinho knee slide
The Portuguese rolled back the years with an epic knee slide as Kylian Mbappe struck a late winner to cut the gap to three points behind Barcelona in La Liga.
Betting SUSPENDED on Man United to sack Michael Carrick after humiliating 3-0 defeat by Bournemouth - with Eddie Howe and Julian Nagelsmann favourites to replace him
Bookmakers have suspended betting on Michael Carrick being sacked by Manchester United. His tenure as manager is now hanging by a thread.
Man United's players 'aren't professional, don't go to bed at the right time, don't eat the right things and have CONNED Michael Carrick' - he will look at them 'in disgust', rages Gary Neville
Gary Neville has accused Man United's players of 'conning' Michael Carrick and branded them 'unprofessional' in an evicerating attack.
Sunderland stop the rot in atrocious Storm Boelo conditions - but Leeds boss Daniel Farke is left grateful to £45m James Trafford
ROSS HEPPENSTALL AT THE STADIUM OF LIGHT: This was a tough watch on a bleak day when neither side could beat each other - or the elements - and find the quality required for a breakthrough.
Aussie star Zac Sapsford might just be the striker who can fire Dundee United into the top three
Of all the predictions offered up by pundits and punters alike ahead of the new Premiership season, there was only really one which everyone agreed was a nailed-on certainty.
Rangers have found a fantastic four to lead the Ibrox attack... and they're only going to get better
Early in the summer transfer window, much of the focus around Scottish football centred on the business Celtic were doing in strengthening their frontline.
With heroes like Jim Baxter and Scott Brown part of their village's proud football heritage, it's no wonder Hill of Beath are marking 50 glorious years of existence
The feet of players in the Victorian era once danced across Keir's Park. The villagers of Hill of Beath once used it as a shortcut to the shops, creating a diagonal strip of permanently damaged turf.
Motherwell 0-2 Hearts: Alarm bells ringing for Alfred Johansson after sixth straight league defeat
You can talk about the need for patience, highlight the absentees and try to accentuate the positives all you want.
Supporters who braved the storm are Scottish football's real heroes... so why are they taken for granted?
If there is one manager more than any other who deserved credit over the weekend, it was John McGlynn who made a point in his post-match interview of acknowledging the game's real heroes.
Barcelona vs Real Madrid - El Clasico LIVE: Jude Bellingham and Anthony Gordon set to go head-to-head - as Jose Mourinho looks to spoil hosts' perfect La Liga record
Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog as Barcelona face Real Madrid in the first El Clasico of the season, with the hosts looking to make it 10 wins from 10 in La Liga.
Hearts boss Vrancken salutes his players for grinding out much-needed win after challenging week on the road
Wouter Vrancken commended his Hearts players for refusing to take any of the excuses that were available to them at Fir Park.
Fit-again Rangers defender Rommens insists Ibrox men still have it all to prove
Tuur Rommens doesn't want to hear anything about Rangers proving they have developed a big-game mentality until the trophies are decided at the end of the season.
Celtic boss Martin O'Neill full of praise for his players' resilience in 'best win of the season so far'
Martin O'Neill hailed the resilience of his Celtic players after a 2-1 victory over Hibs which he insisted was their best of the season so far.
Bitter Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler bizarrely claims Liverpool were NOT trying to 'win the game' - after watching his side lose at Anfield
Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler said there was one team trying to create chances at Anfield after his team fell to a 2-0 defeat against Liverpool.
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