The forward has clashed with both James Maddison and Kyle Walker in recent games, first mocking Maddison's celebration in Brentford's defeat to Tottenham in the league two weeks ago.
Mail Sport's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Thursday's meetings at Doncaster, Huntingdon, Lingfield and Newcastle.
Erling Haaland, 23, was almost unrecognisable as he opted to leave his blonde tresses loose for a trip to a Cheshire petrol station with his girlfriend Isabel Haugseng Johansen on Wednesday.
The tie went to extra time, but seemed to be all-but-done in the 90th minute of normal time when Nigeria thought they had scored a second goal to go 2-0 up, but VAR intervened to over-rule the goal.
Mauricio Pochettino was greeted by a hostile reception at Villa Park on Wednesday as a group of supporters booed the under-pressure manager ahead of Chelsea's FA Cup fourth round replay.
Reid's Chiefs are gearing up for their second Super Bowl appearance in as many years on Sunday, with the 49ers standing in their way of becoming the first back-to-back champions for 19 years.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Teofimo Lopez will defend his super-lightweight world title belt against Jamaine Ortiz this week, but it's inescapable that the two-weight champion has bigger fish to fry.
Last month, it was made clear that neither of the two teams in this year's big game could gamble on anything. Any player on the Chiefs or 49ers caught violating the policy will be sanctioned by the NFL.
Chiefs receiver Kadarius Toney bristled at a question from DailyMail.com on Wednesday regarding his preparations for this weekend's Super Bowl.
Trent Williams is locked in a legal battle with former landlord Amir Rosenbaum over $390,000 in damages to the Los Altos villa he rented in July 2020.
The Premier League's announcement comes at an intriguing time for fantasy managers, who are in the process of planning for both double GW25 and blank GW26.
Follow Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as Aston Villa host Chelsea in FA Cup action.
The result sparked jubilant scenes in the stands as the host nation's place in Saturday's final, with the host nation now backed by many to go back-to-back in the tournament having won four years ago,
'If you didn't go online, you would have no idea that he's in a relationship with Taylor Swift,' Veach said. 'Doesn't talk about it, players don't talk about it.
During the Chiefs' game against the Raiders back in November, Holden Armenta, 9, was captured by CBS cameras wearing team colors across his face as well as a Native American headdress.
The original match in December was postponed after Hatters captain Tom Lockyer suffered a cardiac arrest in the 59th minute. Bournemouth will now host Luton at the Vitality Stadium next month.
SAMI MOKBEL: Mail Sport has learned that Spurs chairman Daniel Levy negotiated a settlement figure with Lloris for the remaining six months of his £100,000-per-week contract.
It's been four years since the San Francisco 49ers last reached a Super Bowl - playing the game in a warm location against the Kansas City Chiefs. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Travis Kelce momentarily forgot where Taylor Swift is performing when he was talking about his girlfriend at his latest Super Bowl media conference.
SAMI MOKBEL: Hodgson confirmed after the loss at the Amex that Eze had suffered a muscular tear and it is hoped Eze will be fit enough to return inside two to three weeks.
Houston basketball coach Kelvin Sampson lost his cool on Tuesday night as he stormed the court and berated all three referee's during his team's win over Oklahoma State.
'I think all of these guys want to do the best they possibly can and to play the best they possibly can,' said the 65-year-old NFL veteran head coach ahead of Sunday's game against the San Francisco 49ers.
CRAIG HOPE: The Dane has told his players his time at Ewood Park is coming to an end and meetings were taking place on Wednesday. The future of club secretary Ian Silvester is also in doubt.
Rehan Ahmed buzzes with all the enthusiasm of a 19-year-old living his dream when he recalls the conversation that led to his first appearance as England's new 'Nighthawk.'
Xavi cited the 'cruel and unpleasant feeling' of being a Barcelona coach, and the belief that his time at the Catalan giants had reached 'a point of no return' after just over two years at the club.
