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Havertz near to Arsenal return with Arteta hoping for ‘different dimension’ in attack

Mikel Arteta hopes Kai Havertz is ready to return from a long-term knee injury and has predicted the German will bring “a different dimension” to Arsenal’s attack.

Parma coach Carlos Cuesta: ‘Leaving Arsenal was maybe the most difficult decision of my life’

Spaniard, who at 30 has been coaching for half his life, discusses Arteta, tactics and how to win players’ trust

John Robertson was a ‘scruffy, unfit’ genius who did not get the kudos he deserved

Forest great was loved in Nottingham but underappreciated in Scotland before going on to thrive as a coach

I was there: Carlos Alcaraz’s comeback in French Open final is still hard to comprehend

Jannik Sinner dominated for three hours and 43 minutes, but the Spaniard somehow prevailed in an adrenaline-filled fifth set and all-time classic

John Robertson, Nottingham Forest and Scotland legend, dies aged 72

Winger was described by Clough as ‘Picasso of our game’

Is Victor Wembanyama Too Tall?

Why it’s hard to watch the NBA’s most promising young talent

Better late than never: fans relive watching their teams end a long wait for a trophy

Several teams got their hands on silverware at last in 2025. Here supporters talk about the pain and pleasure of finally winning

Sale squad’s ‘honest’ meeting with owners has reset ambitions, says Sanderson

Sharks seventh in Prem heading into Harlequins match

Premier League and EFL to hold talks over ending Saturday 3pm blackout

Leagues eager to sell all games in next rights cycle

‘A quick learner’: how Declan Rice went from Chelsea reject to Arsenal’s Rolls-Royce

Midfielder will be part of the conversation for a Ballon d’Or if he continues his ascent with trophies for club and country

I was there: Rory McIlroy’s Masters triumph was the ultimate moment

It felt like nothing would top Tiger Woods’s Masters win, but then the Northern Irishman completed his career grand slam on an extraordinary final day at Augusta

The Jukebox Man can lead them a merry dance in vintage King George

The Harry Redknapp-owned chaser can foil a strong challenge from the all-conquering Willie Mullins yard