Donley’s goal gave Orient a 1-0 half time lead but the City ultimately staged a second-half comeback to progress to the fifth ...

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The Reggae Boyz were unable to register consecutive wins against Trinidad and Tobago, drawing 1-1 with the Soca Warriors in ...

It’s one of the harshest things in sports and in the case of Prairieville and Rummel, it determined who advanced in the ...

Newcastle United are watching closely as Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has described football's independent regulator as ...

Analysis - Christopher Luxon's attempts to turn the tables back on the Opposition at Question Time today went down like a ...

Manchester City come from behind to knock League One Leyton Orient out of the FA Cup but Jamie Donley produces the strike of a lifetime for the Londoners.

That’s a great way to kick things off for Chelsea! Jadon Sancho meets Cole Palmer on a nice diagonal pass to the left flank ...

The history books will say Leyton Orient led their thrilling FA Cup fourth-round tie with Premier League champions Manchester City for 40 minutes because of a Stefan Ortega own goal. Forget that.

The strike has been registered as an Ortega own goal, after coming off the keeper via the woodwork last. As a result of Donley's efforts towards it, fans were quickly labelling it perhaps the ...

Kaizer Chiefs winger Glody Lilepo given the AmaZulu goal meaning he has now scored two goals in his last three games.