Robert Summerscales is a sports journalist and social media editor, with a focus on soccer. He has written for publications such as Yardbarker and The Herald-Sun, and his work has also been featured in Sports Illustrated. Robert covers a range of soccer-related topics, including match reports, player performances, and managerial changes.
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By: Robert Summerscales
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has confirmed that Aaron Ramsdale will start in Saturday's Premier League game at Brentford.
By: Robert Summerscales
The Premier League charged City regarding those 115 alleged breaches in February this year, although the club's wrongdoing is said to have taken place between the 2009/10 and 2017/18 seasons.
By: Robert Summerscales
Cristiano Ronaldo scored a brilliant brace as Al Nassr beat Al Akhdoud 3-0 on Friday night to record an eighth straight win in all competitions.
By: Robert Summerscales
Manchester City superstar Erling Haaland scored the 50th goal of his Premier League career on Saturday.
By: Robert Summerscales
Kai Havertz scored an 89th-minute winner as Arsenal won 1-0 at Brentford on Saturday evening.
By: Robert Summerscales
Alejandro Garnacho scored one of the most spectacular goals in Premier League history as Manchester United won 3-0 at Everton on Sunday.
By: Robert Summerscales
Jude Bellingham scored his 14th goal for Real Madrid in Sunday's 3-0 away win over Cadiz.
By: Robert Summerscales
Cristiano Ronaldo asked a referee NOT to award him a penalty kick during Monday's AFC Champions League game between Al Nassr and Persepolis.
By: Robert Summerscales
Paris Saint-Germain will travel to Borussia Dortmund next month knowing that a win would secure a place in the knockout phase of the Champions League for a 12th straight season.
By: Robert Summerscales
Former Chelsea captain John Terry fears that introducing sin bins into the Premier League could make games "boring".
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