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This is ‘a significant week for the future of football in this country’, according to Sky Sports’ latest podcast.

Mike Tyson’s return to training has caused a social media storm after a video showed the self-proclaimed ‘baddest man on the planet’ still has plenty of speed and power at the age of 53, as he ponders boxing in exhibition bouts.

The England and Scotland national sides have made substantial donations to the NHS as both countries continue the fight against coronavirus.

Discussions over the use of neutral venues to fulfil this season’s Premier League fixtures have taken place but St George’s Park will not be one of the locations.

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Jamie Carragher says the reported stance of some bottom-half Premier League teams agreeing to play at neutral venues if relegation was off the table doesn’t sit well with him.

Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish believes people opposed to football returning at neutral grounds “aren’t looking far enough down the road” amid growing fears of the economic impact of the coronanvirus pandemic.

Dean Smith says Aston Villa are facing the prospect of playing without at least two of their squad members due to the risk of coronavirus infection, should the Premier League season resume.

The potential return of the Bundesliga is under increased scrutiny after Hertha Berlin forward Salomon Kalou posted a Facebook video of himself ignoring social distancing measures.

On-loan Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius has terminated his contract with Besiktas following a pay dispute.