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Asked to open up on his relationship with Ronaldo, Felix told the Daily Mail : "Cristiano is a big influence for me. "When we are with the national team, he always tries to give me and all of the young guys advice about work, motivation, everything." Praise for Mount Felix will try to outdo Mount when Atletico take on Chelsea in Bucharest, having long been aware of the England internationals talents. "I like the way he [Mount] plays, the way he likes to move the ball, the way he touches the...

Atletico Madrid's Joao Felix hopes to follow Kylian Mbappe & Erling Haaland to the next level & admits his admiration for Chelsea's Mason Mount.

TODD Kane’s late winner ensured Jonathan Woodgate was handed his first loss in caretaker charge of Cherries.

Substitute Adomah hits late winner as QPR stun promotion-chasers Watford Charlie Austin had earlier cancelled out Troy Deeney’s penalty opener for the Hornets. By Press Association Monday 1 Feb 2021, 10:07 PM Feb 1st 2021, 10:07 PM 3,876 Views 1 Comment Albert Adomah after scoring the winner for QPR. Image: PA Image: PA SUBSTITUTE ALBERT ADO...

Photos from QPRs 1-0 win at Cardiff City on Wednesday night

Mark Warburton on QPRs 1-0 win at Cardiff City.

CHRIS Willock opened his goalscoring account for QPR and admitted afterwards it meant “everything” to him.

Mark Warburton says his QPR squad will be determined to build on their impressive victory over Luton Town when they head to Cardiff City on Wednesday night (7pm GMT kick-off).

Report: Ex-Rangers boss after Stefan Johansen, former Celtic Player of the Year January 20, 2021 Former Rangers manager Mark Warburton is chasing ex-Celtic midfielder Stefan Johansen, according to the Athletic. Johansen, signed by Ronny Deila in 2014 from Strømsgodset, has been out of favour at Fulham this season. According to The Athletic’s Peter Rutzler, the Norwegian midfielder could be set to drop a tier in order to play regularly. Subscribe to 67 Hail Hail TV now The Norwegian’s con...

It’s a year that has been dominated by one story and while others have been in lockdown and working from home, the PA news agency’s photographers have been out on the front line every day showing our nation gripped in a pandemic like no other. Access to hospitals has been difficult, while many of the planned events that provide the rhythm to the year’s news and sports coverage have been cancelled. The photographers have had the very real worry of bringing the virus back to their homes and...