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FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn9 hours ago Questions have been asked of Spains Alvaro Morata after the striker missed a decisive penalty in a tense shootout that saw Italy progress to the Euro 2020 final. But its Moratas admittedly limp attempt from the spot that has been put under the microscope, with Spains third shot blocked by Italys Gianluigi Donnarumma en route to Azzuri glory. Morata had started his night from the bench after criticisms of his ability to finish in front ...

Date Time UEFA EURO 2020TM semi-finals and final now available free to watch on Optus Sport In huge news for the nations football fans and sports lovers, Optus Sport has announced it will make its live coverage of the UEFA EURO 2020 TM semi-finals and final matches free to watch for all Australians. The two semi-finals (5am on Wednesday 7 July and Thursday 8 July) and final (5am on Monday 12 July) will see England, Italy, Denmark and Spain fighting it out for glory, off the back of what has bee...

Share on Twitter The on-loan Socceroos gloveman might be unwanted by parent club Brighton, where he has a year left on his contract. But his three Premier League performances since arriving in January have given Mikel Arteta plenty to ponder, as he looks to provide serious competition to nominal first choice Bernd Leno. While Arsenal are clearly in the box seat to conclude a permanent deal, Ryan’s representative, former Danish international Mikkel Beck, believes the 29-year-old wi...

Anatomy of a Goal: Steven Gerrards slip opens the door for Demba Ba Liverpool v Chelsea | Tom Jenkins/Getty Images "Hey! This does not f*****g slip!" - Steven Gerrard Football is a funny sport. On some days, its just a group of people thumping a ball around for 90 minutes. On other days, its a perfect story, filled with poetic twists and turns. Liverpools meeting with Chelsea on April 27, 2014 fell into that second category, but pretty much every twist and turn went against them. Liverpool v C...

The Champions League is back for the Blues this week and our away leg against Atletico Madrid features prominently in the live video coverage on the Chelsea website and app, along with two very special guest appearances on Matchday Live...

Share on Twitter If parting is such sweet sorrow then, in football, coming home can also be something of a mixed bag.  Sooner or later, the question of whether to return before retirement is posed to every big name Socceroo in Europe. Mark Viduka and Mark Schwarzer didn’t but Harry Kewell, Tim Cahill and Lucas Neill did.   The desire for fans, media and clubs to see the stars at home before boots are permanently hung up is understandable.  Cahill came back in 2016 to Melbourne...

Share on Twitter Now retired, the leagues two-time golden boot winner Porta, 37, ironically drew down the curtain on his 17-year professional career at Atletico Cerro - the club where RIzzo, 20, is just beginning his own journey. A Western Sydney Wanderers fan from Prairiewood in the city’s far west, Rizzo made his bow in Monday’s 3-1 loss to City Football Group-backed Montevideo City Torque in a crosstown derby. Cerro’s Mexican coach Nathaniel Revetria didn’t blame the form...

How Tim Cahill ‘planted the seed’ for Socceroo Ryan’s historic move to Arsenal We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Mathew Ryan has revealed how former Socceroos teammate Tim Cahill “planted the seed” for his loan switch to Arsenal, which he insists was his best available move after being frozen out of Premier League action at Brighton and Hove Albion. Ryan turned to Cahill for advic...

Frank Lampard was dramatically sacked as manager of Chelsea on Monday He took over under a transfer ban and guided the Blues into the top four places Lampard then spent £230m in the transfer market on stars such as Timo Werner While players like Hakim Ziyech have impressed, others have badly struggled Sportsmail takes a closer look at the nine players signed in Lampards tenure 

Former Chelsea goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer feels "surprised" that the Blues are allowing Fikayo Tomori to move to AC Milan.