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Exeter and Palace legend Miller dies aged 57

The football world is in mourning following the sudden and unexpected passing of former Premier League goalkeeper Kevin Miller at the age of 57. A stalwart of the English game who made over 700 professional appearances, Miller's death has triggered a wave of tributes from the numerous clubs he represented during a distinguished career spanning four decades.

Manchester United v Brighton & Hove Albion - Carabao Cup Third Round

Carrick remains confident after Man Utd collapse

Michael Carrick insists that Manchester United can salvage their season despite a devastating Carabao Cup exit that saw the Red Devils surrender a two-goal lead at home. The Old Trafford faithful made their feelings clear at the final whistle, greeting the manager and his players with a deafening chorus of boos after Brighton staged a remarkable second-half comeback.

Why hasn’t ‘super talent’ Smith Rowe ‘kicked on’ after Arsenal?

Emile Smith Rowe was highly regarded at Arsenal and expected to become a Premier League star after linking up with Fulham so why, at 26 years of age, has he not “kicked on”? Ex-Cottagers midfielder Danny Murphy has attempted to answer that question for GOAL, with a “super talent” finding himself restricted to a substitute role in west London.

Alejandro Garnacho Aston Villa 2026 pre-season

Emery warns Garnacho as youngsters shine at Villa

Unai Emery has issued a significant challenge to Alejandro Garnacho, warning the Chelsea loanee that he has fallen down the pecking order at Villa Park. Despite his high-profile arrival in the summer, the Argentine winger is currently struggling to secure minutes under the Spanish tactician.

‘De Zerbi’s very Marmite’ - Why Spurs boss can avoid sack threat

Roberto De Zerbi is “very Marmite”, Bobby Zamora has told GOAL, but the enigmatic Italian is being backed to avoid any sack threat at Tottenham. The north London outfit have made another slow start to the season in 2026-27, but they are considered to have the right man at the helm - even if the former Brighton boss can rub a few people up the wrong way.

Szoboszlai hits back at critics

Dominik Szoboszlai has sent a clear message to his doubters after helping Liverpool secure a hard-fought victory against Tottenham Hotspur in the Carabao Cup. The Hungarian midfielder, who has faced scrutiny for his recent performances, insists he is happy to play anywhere on the pitch to help Andoni Iraola’s side succeed.