'All 20 Premier League clubs today unanimously agreed that Project Big Picture will not be endorsed or pursued by the Premier League or the FA'

Aston Villa chief executive Christian Purslow has indicated his opposition ahead of a Premier League shareholders meeting

Premier League clubs will hold a shareholders’ meeting on Wednesday, amid claims from Football Association chairman Greg Clarke that a breakaway from the top flight was wielded “as a threat” during talks over Project Big Picture.

What the papers say

A breakaway league was “mooted as a threat” in Project Big Picture discussions, Football Association chairman Greg Clarke has said.

Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo has tested positive for coronavirus, the Portuguese Football Federation has confirmed.

'Are you telling me they bought those clubs because they have a genuine interest in English football in the long term?'

The ever-popular video game has mirrored the sport it's based on by not quite generating a lot of excitement this year 

What the papers say Pep Guardiola‘s desperation for a left-back could see Manchester City go after Nicolas Tagliafico in January.

Liverpool and Manchester United are heavily involved in the plans for the Premier League's future

Paul Scholes has taken over as Salford manager on a temporary basis following the departure of Graham Alexander.

There is a genuine fear that Liverpool and Manchester United have an underlying desire to break the existing structure — and want a bigger share of the revenue and a bigger share of the power as a reward for helping out the EFL

“The timing of this couldn’t be more perfect as it deflects the headlines away from the horrendous £15 pay-per-view announced last week”

EFL chairman Rick Parry has defended radical plans to overhaul the English top flight after they were criticised by the Government and the Premier League.

Facundo Pellistri has barely finished unpacking his bags but is already making plans for his future Old Trafford exit

The Premier League has expressed its disappointment that EFL chairman Rick Parry is supporting "damaging" radical plans for an overhaul of the top flight.

A defender named O’Shea blazed a trail for Irish football in the past 20 years, now another is content with the pressure of carrying on the mantle associated with the surname.

Sky have confirmed a price of €16.95 per game for Irish fans

The knock-out nature of the competition means more would be riding on such a scenario than the provincial hurling games where there is a qualifier/quarter-final consolation prize

United were thrashed 6-1 at home by Tottenham on Sunday, having begun the season with a shock 3-1 loss to Crystal Palace