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Inter Miami are currently on the Saudi Arabia leg of their globe-trotting preseason schedule, with trips to Hong Kong and Japan in the pipeline. Much has been made of the Herons’ exhaustive warm-up fixture list but there is good news for Miami’s Travel -weary squad, the 2024 regular season is fast approaching. The Travel demands placed upon Lionel Messi and co. should be eased once the regular season has begun, with most of their MLS fixtures taking place in the East of the United States. The league’s Conference structure ensure that each team plays just a handful of Game s against sides in the other division. Second session in Saudi Arabia complete 👊 pic.twitter.com/YSfzslSRcn — Inter Miami CF (@InterMiamiCF) January 27, 2024 Inter Miami have six regular season Game s against Western Conference teams, three at home and three away. Follow Inter Miami's 2024 journey with the MLS Season Pass on Apple TV Which Western Conference sides will Inter Miami play? Messi’s arri...

After Erling Haaland joined Manchester City in the summer of 2022, it soon felt as he was breaking records in every single match he played. In the Premier League , he became the fastest player to score two, three, four and five hat-tricks, the first to score hat-tricks in three consecutive home Game s and now holds the record for most goals in a league season. In the Champions League , he became the first and so far only player to score a first-half hat-trick on his debut and scored 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 and 35 goals in the competition in fewer games than any other player in history. This man is unbelievable! 🙌 🔵 2-3 🩵 #ManCity pic.twitter.com/g7vVNC6TpR — Manchester City (@ManCity) November 12, 2023 Haaland gets to 49 Premier League goals against Chelsea It probably won’t come as a surprise to hear that the Norwegian is on the brink of claiming another ‘fastest player to X goals ” record in the Premier League. Haaland’s double in Sunday’s thriller against Chelsea at Stamfo...

Liverpool got off to a pretty good start to life without the injured Andy Robertson in the Merseyside derby, but Jurgen Klopp will have to get used to life without his first-choice left-back over the next few months. Having suffered a dislocated shoulder on international duty with Scotland, Robertson will now almost certainly undergo surgery on a nasty injury after returning to Anfield. Kostas Tsimikas deputised for the missing 29-year-old during Liverpool's 2-0 win over Everton on Saturday afternoon, but Robertson's absence will undoubtedly come as a huge blow to the Reds given his level of consistency over recent seasons. With Robertson expected to be sidelined for some time, just how many games will the Scot miss for Liverpool? How serious is Andy Robertson's injury? Jürgen Klopp has confirmed Andy Robertson is set to undergo surgery on his shoulder and is facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines. Click for the full #LIVEVE injury update ⤵️ — Liverpool FC (@LFC) October...

Liverpool fans have made Anfield one of the most formidable and awe-inspiring grounds in world Football since taking residence in the stadium all the way back in 1892. Anfield has become synonymous with silverware, title charges and famous European nights, but it could have all been so different. Prior to the club's formation in the late 1800s, Anfield was home to none other than Everton. Yes, the Toffees - the team that hate Liverpool Football Club with every fibre of their being - once resided inside the Reds' famous stadium. So, what happened? Why did Everton leave Anfield? And why do Liverpool have their departure to thank for over a century of history? When did Everton play at Anfield? Everton moved to Goodison Park just before Liverpool's inception / Visionhaus/GettyImages The story begins with John Houlding - a man who remains the most influential protagonist in Liverpool's history. Back in 1884, Everton were forced to leave their former ground Priory Road as i...

Arsenal took the lead twice in Sunday's north London derby but couldn't hold on as Spurs battled back to earn a point. Bukayo Saka had a hand in both of the Gunners' goals, seeing one shot deflect in off Cristian Romero before converting a penalty, but Son Heung-min's brace meant the spoils were shared at the Emirates. Here's who Mikel Arteta and Arsenal will be targeting victory over in their next six games. Brentford vs Arsenal - Carabao Cup Leandro Trossard celebrates a strike against Brentford / Clive Mason/GettyImages Brentford made enemies out of Arsenal in their first ever Premier League meeting, beating the Gunners 2-0 on the opening night of the 2021/22 season. The Bees haven't been able to beat Mikel Arteta's side since that day, however, with Arsenal poking fun at Ivan Toney after a 3-0 win in their most recent trip to the Gtech Community Stadium. 27/09/23 - Brentford vs Arsenal (19:45) Bournemouth vs Arsenal - Premier League An iconic image / ...

Manchester City ploughed through to a sixth-consecutive Premier League victory of the season, but Saturday's 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest was not as straightforward as the opening half-hour suggested it may have been. Rodri's 46th-minute red card, the first of his senior career, put City on the back foot for the entirety of a nervy second half against Forest. Pep Guardiola's side did not test goalkeeper Matt Turner while playing with ten men and completed just 65% of their passes, often hacking the ball clear before another Forest surge forward. City are involved in three competitions across their next three matches but Rodri could be missing for as many as three games following his red card for violent conduct. Here's what lies ahead for City without their midfield totem. Newcastle vs Man City - Carabao Cup Newcastle United lost last season's Carabao Cup final to Manchester United / Marc Atkins/GettyImages Nathan Jones' brief and bizarre spell as Southampton ...

Don't worry, folks, there's another dose of Champions League action after the competition returned on Tuesday night. The typical thrills and spills woven into the fabric of this com Pet ition will no doubt be on full display across the eight group Game s taking place on Wednesday. There's a Champions League debut for Union Berlin and a repeat of the iconic 1999 final, while Arsenal also celebrate their long-awaited return to the com Pet ition. It's been six long years for the Gunners. Here's what you need to know about Wednesday's Champions League fixtures. UEFA Champions League fixtures - Wednesday 20 September Galatasaray vs Copenhagen - Group A Real Madrid vs Union Berlin - Group C Bayern Munich vs Man Utd - Group A Arsenal vs PSV - Group B Sevilla vs Lens - Group B Braga vs Napoli - Group C Benfica vs RB Salzburg - Group D Real Sociedad vs Inter - Group D Galatasaray vs Copenhagen - Group A Galatasaray have a star-studded squad / Anadolu Agency/GettyImages ...