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Murs is a talented footballer as well as a successful singer and has been a star of several Soccer Aid matches down the years – but he is not planning a serious comeback as a player.
“I actually played in a charity game the other night for a friend of mine,” he told BBC Sport. “My team was losing 3-1 when I came off in the 60th minute, and they
The Premier League’s bottom two meet at King Power Stadium on Saturday, so will Leicester or Southampton manage to pick up a rare victory?
“Saints still need a point to beat Robbie Savage’s useless Derby side, and avoid a share of the ‘worst Premier League team ever’ trophy,” said BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton.
“But it says it all about how bad both teams have been this season that
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I feel like some people don’t believe that I am a lifelong Nottingham Forest fan, because I do support about eight other teams too, but there are photos of me as a kid in a new bright red Forest kit at Christmas one year, playing on a little snooker table that my parents had bought me.
So, this is a big game for Bruce
Cavell’s family are Chelsea fans and she has followed in their footsteps by becoming a season ticket holder at Stamford Bridge.
“My mum’s side of the family are Battersea born and bred and my dad’s side were from Fulham, so Chelsea is all I’ve ever known!” she told BBC Sport.
“I have quite literally been a fan since I was a baby. There is a picture of me, a few
Manchester City basically waved the white flag at the Bernabeu on Wednesday night and, without Erling Haaland, lacked belief against Real Madrid from the off.
Let’s be frank, it was a shambolic performance from Pep Guardiola’s side, with a real lack of intensity.
Part of the pickle City found themselves in was down to the way Pep had set them up.
I don’t know how many times Abdukodir Khusanov had
McClure is a lifelong Sheffield Wednesday fan, despite some family history with Everton too.
“My dad’s side of the family are actually Everton fans because my grandad’s brother, Joe McClure, played for them in the 1930s, in the same team as Dixie Dean,” Jon told BBC Sport.
“But it’s always been Wednesday for me. My Nan danced with the players when they brought the FA Cup back to Sheffield in
James was born in Upton Park, close to West Ham’s former home, and is a lifelong Hammers fan.
“My dad had a market stall in Queen’s Market, right next to the ground,” he told BBC Sport. “That was where I grew up – I worked on the stall myself and used to sing to draw the customers in.
“We ended up moving to Barking, which is also a big West