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Why has Sweden's World Cup bid gone wrong and can Potter save them?

Graham Potter was appointed Sweden manager in October after spells at West Ham and Chelsea. Is he the perfect fit?
Published 6 hours ago on BBC Football

Columbus Crew head coach Wilfried Nancy is reportedly in advanced talks with Celtic as Daizen Maeda is said to want to leave the Scottish champions in January.
Published 15 hours ago on BBC Football - Scottish Football

Wolves appoint ex-defender Edwards as manager

Wolves finally have their man. But how big a gamble have the Premier League side made in appointing Rob Edwards?
Published 21 hours ago on BBC Football - Championship

Chelsea's Hampton to miss 'few weeks' with quad injury

Hannah Hampton could miss England's upcoming friendlies against China and Ghana after Sonia Bompastor confirms she has sustained a quad injury.
Published 22 hours ago on BBC Football

Title race, crossovers & goals - what to expect from Manchester derby

Will Man Utd help knock Man City off their perch at the top of the WSL table? Or will City land a lethal blow to the Red Devils' title aspirations?
Published yesterday at 01:31 pm on BBC Football

'The future will take care of itself' - Nketiah on Ghana rumours

As fans in Ghana debate bringing in diaspora players for the World Cup, Crystal Palace's Eddie Nketiah does not rule out switching allegiance to the Black Stars.
Published yesterday at 12:36 pm on BBC Football

Trio Set to Win Caps

Sindre Walle Egeli, Somto Boniface and Josh Pitts are set to add to their international caps later today.
Published yesterday at 11:51 am on TWTD.co.uk

Celtic forward linked with January exit as speculation mounts about the club's next manager.
Published yesterday at 07:21 am on BBC Football - Scottish Football

Maeda wants to leave Celtic in January - gossip

Celtic forward linked with January exit as speculation mounts about the club's next manager.
Published yesterday at 07:21 am on BBC Football

'Where do we look now?' Heskey on lack of England strikers

Emile Heskey feels it is difficult to see who the next main England striker will be, following the decline of the traditional number nine.
Published yesterday at 06:16 am on BBC Football