Nico Paz scored twice as Como beat Man United 4-1 in the Champions League, stretching United’s winless run to seven games and testing Carrick.
Football News: Today's Stories and Transfer Gossip
Football Law's news desk covers the stories shaping the game each day, from match fallout and disciplinary rulings to boardroom decisions and the transfer market. Every transfer item carries a clear CONFIRMED or RUMOR label, so supporters following their club's business can tell signed deals from speculation at a glance.
Daily football headlines
The biggest stories from the leagues and competitions fans care about, written up quickly and checked against official club and governing body statements.
Transfer gossip, clearly labelled
Deals announced by clubs are marked CONFIRMED, while everything else is marked RUMOR and weighed by how reliable its source has proven to be over time.
Rulings, bans and disputes
When a red card is appealed, a club faces charges or a contract dispute reaches a tribunal, we explain what happened and what the rules actually say.
The money behind moves
Fees, wages, release clauses and financial regulations are unpacked in plain English, so you can see why a deal gets done or falls apart.
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Panel backs Gravenberch red, faults Palace goal, splits on Everton’s Johnson call
The Premier League panel found no error on Gravenberch’s red, faulted Palace’s goal 3:2 and backed the Everton VAR call 4:1. Here is what the Laws say.
PSG beat Barcelona 4-2 in a 40-shot thriller but lose three players hurt
Vitinha’s goal put PSG ahead in a 4-2 win over Barcelona, but Dembélé, Marquinhos and Kvaratskhelia went off hurt. What we know before the tests.
Kogan says regulator has ‘absolute power’ to force a City sale if verdict stands
IFR chair David Kogan says the regulator could force a City sale, but points deductions sit with the Premier League. Here is what is realistic.