Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga has spoken about the high standards under José Mourinho at the club. In his latest interview, Camavinga said, “José Mourinho wants us to give everything for the team and badge.
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Arsenal face Aston Villa in their second Premier League match of the 2026/27 season today, August 31, with kick-off scheduled for 8:00pm UK time at Villa Park.
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Jamie Carragher described Manchester United’s 5-2 victory over Ipswich Town as a “throwback” to the club’s best days after Bruno Fernandes’ hat-trick secured their first win of the season.
Manchester United fell behind at Old Trafford when Leif Davis opened the scoring. Bruno Fernandes equalised before half-time, and Ruben Amorim’s side took complete control after the break.
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Lewis Hamilton has revealed that he has acquired a rare Ferrari F40, fulfilling a lifelong dream. The seven-time Formula 1 world champion shared the news alongside photos of the classic supercar undergoing what appears to be an engine-out restoration.
“My very own F40. This is the car of my dreams and has been for as long as I can remember,” Hamilton wrote. “As a kid I dreamt of having one. When I joined Ferrari last year I made sure to have one with me on my first day at Maranello. That’s how much it means to me.
“These cars are works of art and incredibly rare, so when I found this one, covered in dust after being sat in a garage for over thirty years, I knew I had to bring her home.
“First to Maranello, where the master engineers and mechanics at the factory worked for weeks to bring her back to life. Massive thank you to everyone who had a hand in this project. This has truly been a dream come true.”
The Ferrari driver also hinted that he could share a behind-the-scenes look at the restoration process, potentially through his YouTube channel.
“I can’t wait to share more with you all. Stay tuned…” he teased.
Hamilton’s post, shared on Monday 31 August, had already received more than 278,000 likes.
The 41-year-old driver confirmed in 2025 that he had sold his entire car collection, although he said at the time that he was still hoping to acquire a Ferrari F40.
Speaking ahead of the 2025 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Hamilton confirmed that he had parted ways with his impressive collection. It was understood to have included a Pagani Zonda 760 LH, a Mercedes-AMG Project One, a Ferrari LaFerrari and a 1966 Shelby Cobra 427, among other cars.
“I don’t have any cars anymore,” he said at the time. “I don’t have any cars, so I got rid of all my cars. I’m more into art nowadays. If I was going to get a car, it would be the F40. But that’s a nice piece of art.”
Tottenham Hotspur are working on a potential double loan deal with Chelsea for Mykhailo Mudryk and Tosin Adarabioyo, according to Fabrizio Romano.
The talks have emerged after complications affected Tottenham’s pursuit of Iliman Ndiaye, prompting the north London club to consider alternative transfer targets.
Manchester City are considering whether to match Tottenham Hotspur’s £60 million offer for Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye, according to Ben Jacobs.
City’s interest in the Senegal international predates Tottenham’s bid, with the Premier League champions now weighing whether to make a competing offer for the Everton forward.
Lionel Messi has announced his retirement from the Argentina national team after more than two decades representing his country.
The World Cup-winning captain shared an emotional farewell video on Instagram, saying the decision hurts deeply but that he believes the time has come to close this chapter of his career.
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Former Barcelona star Dani Alves must pay Liga MX club Pumas UNAM $2.25 million in compensation after Switzerland’s Federal Court ratified an earlier ruling by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), according to ESPN.
RB Leipzig has emerged as a concrete destination for Olympique Lyonnais winger Malick Fofana in the final hours of the transfer window, according to Sacha Tavolieri.
The 21-year-old Belgian international has approved the move to the Bundesliga club, with the guarantee of UEFA Champions League football this season understood to be the primary reason behind his decision.
Former IndyCar Series driver and F1 TV analyst James Hinchcliffe believes McLaren’s performance at Monza will determine whether Lando Norris can mount a realistic challenge for the 2026 Formula 1 championship.
Norris heads to the Italian Grand Prix after consecutive victories at the Hungarian and Dutch Grands Prix. Those wins, combined with a third-place finish in the Dutch sprint race, have reduced his championship deficit to 83 points.
However, Hinchcliffe has cautioned that McLaren’s recent success came at high-downforce circuits. He believes Monza, with its long straights and low-downforce demands, will provide a crucial test of the team’s competitiveness.
Speaking on the F1 Nation podcast, Hinchcliffe said:
“We’ve had two sort of similar tracks back-to-back. I really think Monza is going to answer some questions. I think the level of competitiveness we see out of McLaren at Monza is going to really set the table for whether or not they, and Lando specifically, have a shot at this championship,” Hinchcliffe explained.
Former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer, who joined Hinchcliffe and host Tom Clarkson on the podcast, added:
“Lando at his worst was 101 points [behind] this year. I actually think he’s driving unbelievably well. He’s in the frame for driver of the season, him and Kimi, for me, have been the two standouts.
“But he’s still 83 points back. I think Hinch is bang on; I think when you look at the last races – Budapest, Zandvoort – they’re both high-downforce. They are both, if you gave me a list to say who these tracks would suit driver-wise, I’d put Lando’s name right next to both of them.
“He has a great track record there, McLaren has got a great track record at both, and he’s delivered absolutely brilliant wins, but can they do it at Monza? That’s where I’m not sure.”
Norris is currently fourth in the drivers’ championship with 159 points. Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli leads the standings on 242 points, while George Russell and Lewis Hamilton are tied on 183 points.
The Italian Grand Prix is scheduled to take place at Monza from 4-6 September.
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