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“The progress has been there” says Bristol Rovers’ Calderón

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Bristol Rovers Head Coach Iñigo Calderón has stipulated that his side are progressing despite defeat in midweek.

Louis Rees-Zammit’s new salary with Jacksonville Jaguars but uncertainty looms

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Louis Rees-Zammit has re-signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars, securing a base salary of around 650 thousand pounds. However, his future earnings depend on making the final roster. If cut, he could earn a fraction of that amount, adding uncertainty to his contract.

Everton’s impressive climb under David Moyes and how Liverpool compare

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Everton have enjoyed a remarkable turnaround since David Moyes’ return, securing 13 points in seven matches and climbing the Premier League table. With key wins and an unbeaten streak, they’re now looking to continue their fine form, in the coming weeks.

Aston Villa among Premier League clubs eyeing talented Middlesbrough twins

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Aston Villa are among several Premier League clubs monitoring Middlesbrough’s talented 16 year old twins. They are making strong impressions in the youth setup, attracting interest from top clubs, with Villa facing fierce competition for their signatures.

London Sport latest: Chelsea look to European co-efficiency ranking for UCL boost, England set to host Wales at Wembley and INEOS set to terminate Spurs’ sponsorship deal

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Chelsea’s Champions League hopes have been handed a major boost despite their recent struggles under Enzo Maresca. With the Premier League in pole position to secure an extra qualification spot, could fifth place be enough for Chelsea to return to Europe’s top competition?<br /><br />Meanwhile, England have confirmed two high-profile friendlies later this year as Thomas Tuchel prepares for the World Cup qualifiers. One match will be played at a historic venue hosting its first England men’s game since 1909.<br /><br />And could Tottenham be set to lose a major sponsor? Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS is reportedly looking to end its deal with Spurs early as part of major cost-cutting moves at Manchester United.<br />Charles Hague-Jones has the details.

West Ham individuals struggling to find top form this campaign

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West Ham’s season has been plagued by inconsistency, with key players struggling to find form. Lucas Paquetá, Jarrod Bowen, and Mohammed Kudus have all had flashes of brilliance but failed to deliver consistently. Injuries and tactical shifts under Julen Lopetegui, and now Graham Potter, have only added to the team’s struggles. Defensive lapses and a lack of attacking cohesion have cost the Hammers vital points, leaving fans frustrated. So, what’s behind West Ham’s downfall? Can they turn things around before the season slips away? Our sports team break down their struggles and what’s next for the club.

Cardiff City’s star man Salech aiming to help secure Championship safety

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Cardiff City’s Yousef Salech has been a revelation since breaking into the first team, showcasing impressive physicality, technical skill, and an eye for goal.<br />His ability to link play and finish clinically has provided Cardiff with a new attacking dimension, making him one of the standout prospects in the Championship this season.

Liverpool’s current focus: Should they prioritise Premier League title?

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Arne Slot faces the challenge of maintaining the team’s competitive edge. Given Liverpool’s recent near-misses in the Premier League, Slot should prioritise winning the title. While European success is always tempting, reclaiming domestic dominance would cement his credibility early on and set the foundation for future glory.

Birmingham City’s top individuals throughout League One this campaign

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Birmingham City may be in League One, but their performances have been anything but third-tier. Under Chris Davies, the Blues have consistently produced top-level displays, blending attacking flair with defensive resilience. With quality players stepping up and a strong tactical approach, they continue to prove they belong at a much higher level.

Sunderland must “fail” to learn and grow says Régis Le Bris

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Sunderland Head Coach Régis Le Bris has outlined the importance of failure in sport, to help his players learn and grow in their pursuit of promotion. Daniel Wales reports.