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Junior Stanislas fears racism in football may never fully be stamped out, but the Bournemouth winger wants people to be held accountable for their actions online after he was subjected to racist slurs and insults about his family by an individual on Twitter.

Mesut Ozil’s representatives are in talks with a number of clubs, including Fenerbahce and DC United, although the player’s priority is to see out his Arsenal contract until the summer.

Jamie Redknapp believes Tottenham have made a “massive statement” after reaching their first domestic final since 2015 during Jose Mourinho’s first full season in charge.

England’s travelling squad in Sri Lanka have been cleared in Covid-19 retests after all-rounder Moeen Ali’s positive result on Monday.

Wayne Rooney and the whole of Derby’s first-team squad are set to miss their FA Cup third-round tie with Chorley on Saturday because of a coronavirus outbreak at the club.

The Scottish FA will not investigate Celtic’s decision to travel to Dubai for a winter training camp.

LeBron James called a prosecutor’s decision not to file charges against a police officer who shot Jacob Blake in Wisconsin this summer “a blow to the heart and to the gut”.

Luke Campbell says the Ryan Garcia defeat was ‘sickening’, but has not even thought about retirement after a fresh setback in his pursuit of a world lightweight title.

Manchester City’s players will walk out in retro shirts bearing club legend Colin Bell’s No 8 for Wednesday night’s Carabao Cup semi-final against Manchester United.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has laughed off Jurgen Klopp’s comparison of penalty records between Manchester United and Liverpool, but suggested the point could have been made to influence referees.