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Merson doubts Manchester City title charge
Manchester City has won all five of their opening Premier League matches, but expert Paul Merson warns they cannot win the title. Following a chaotic five to three win over Sunderland, Merson argued that City's style of play is unsustainable. He also criticized Arsenal's team selection against Brighton. City currently lead Arsenal by three points as the league enters a three-week break. Merson believes that defensive issues could prevent City from staying at the top of the table for the entire season.
Donnarumma: Manchester City is Ready for a Successful Season
Gianluigi Donnarumma has dismissed claims that Manchester City is in a transition period this season. After a strong start and a recent derby victory against Manchester United, the goalkeeper is feeling very positive. Even though Phil Foden received a red card during that match, Donnarumma praised his team for their strength while playing with ten men. He also stated that VAR controversies are just a natural part of football today. Overall, he is very confident that the club will have a great season.
Clippers Owner Steve Ballmer Agrees to Pay Basketball League Fines
Steve Ballmer, the owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, has decided to accept the penalties from the National Basketball Association. The league punished the team for bypassing spending rules, which is also known as salary cap circumvention. On Sunday, Ballmer explained that he wants to respect the league's decision. By accepting these punishments, the team can finally move forward. This choice allows the players and coaches to focus completely on their upcoming games instead of worrying about off-court issues.
How to Stream and Watch the Manchester Derby Live
Manchester United are preparing to host Manchester City in a major Premier League derby at Old Trafford on Sunday, September 13. The match kicks off at 4:30 pm and is available on Sky Sports or via a NOW streaming pass. United's manager Michael Carrick is looking for a turnaround after a disappointing start to the season, while City's new boss Enzo Maresca aims to maintain his perfect winning record.
Outrageous Darts Walk-On Causes Havoc in Antwerp
During the Flanders Darts Trophy in September 2026, Belgian player Kim Huybrechts surprised fans in Antwerp with an outrageous walk-on. Before his match, he ran and jumped to energize the local crowd. The fans reacted with wild cheers, turning the arena into a huge party. Videos of this exciting entrance have quickly become very popular online.
Nigel Benn Stands by Son Conor Ahead of Las Vegas Fight
Conor Benn is set to fight Ryan Garcia for the WBC welterweight world title in Las Vegas. Conor's father, legendary boxer Nigel Benn, has returned from Australia to support his son. Both fighters have previously faced suspensions due to drug tests, but they deny any intentional doping. Staged by Zuffa Boxing, a victory would make Conor and Nigel one of the few father-and-son duos in history to win world titles.
Ben Shelton Stuns Carlos Alcaraz in US Open Classic
American tennis player Ben Shelton has achieved the biggest victory of his career by defeating defending champion Carlos Alcaraz at the US Open. The dramatic five-set match ended at 3:33 AM after more than four hours of play. Alcaraz fought hard despite suffering from extreme fatigue after a recent injury layoff. Shelton now advances to the semi-finals, where he will face his compatriot Frances Tiafoe.
Emmanuel Macron Warns of Social Media Threat to Cinema at Lumiere Summit
At the Lumiere Summit in Saint Paul de Vence, French President Emmanuel Macron and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung warned of the threat social media poses to traditional film. Macron emphasized that endless scrolling and instant-reaction content distract audiences from meaningful cinema, calling attention a valuable economic resource. To protect local creative industries, France and South Korea announced a one-billion-dollar trade agreement to fund joint film production. The summit gathered global political and entertainment leaders to discuss challenges like artificial intelligence, piracy, and changing viewing habits.
Tiger Woods Reaches Plea Deal in Florida Reckless Driving Case
Golf champion Tiger Woods has resolved his Florida driving case by pleading no contest to reckless driving. As part of a plea deal, his driver's license has been suspended for five years, and he must pay 1,500 dollars in fines. Prosecutors reduced the charges because medical experts found insufficient proof of impairment. They noted that Woods had developed a high tolerance to his prescribed pain medication, making a DUI charge impossible to prove.
Tiger Woods Resolves Florida Crash Case with Five-Year Driving Ban
Tiger Woods has resolved his criminal case by pleading no contest to reckless driving in Florida. The court has suspended his driver's license for five years and ordered him to pay over two thousand dollars in fines. The charges came from a March rollover crash where Woods drove too fast and hit a trailer. Although he was not injured, he refused a drug test. He has now stepped away from golf to get professional treatment.
Price Warns Competitors Over Champion Littler
Gerwyn Price has reached the World Matchplay semi-finals in Blackpool after beating Ross Smith. Price will now face Gian van Veen, who defeated James Wade in a tight quarter-final. Meanwhile, defending champion Luke Littler remains the tournament favourite and will play Dirk van Duijvenbode. Price has warned that opponents often make matches too easy for Littler by playing into his rhythm. You can watch Saturday's matches live on Sky Sports.