Harvey Barnes (Newcastle): Gets a goal. Good finish into that far corner as well. He’s been excellent and not spoken about a lot. Anthony Elanga and all the others get the headlines, but Barnes has been fantastic.

Martin Odegaard (Arsenal): Captain, leader and a massive winner. It’s just one of those moments where you just think, how did they talk about getting rid of Odegaard? It’s scary.

Cody Gakpo (Liverpool): Two goals from midfield. Imagine thinking you’re playing for Spurs and then for Man City, and then somehow you have to stay at Liverpool and compose yourself, and still score.

Cesar Palacios (Fulham) and Vitaly Janelt (Brentford): Both very similar: solid and get the job done. They don’t really get noticed in games unless they score, but if you’re watching and you’ve played the game, you know these two are really important.

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are set to clash later this year in a highly-anticipated grudge match, but the bout has now been cast into speculation

Tyson Fury claims that his proposed grudge match with Anthony Joshua is off because his long-time boxing rival has “s*** his pants.”

The Gypsy King is now eyeing a third match with Oleksandr Usyk instead. Fury and Joshua have been on a collision course throughout their respective careers, with claims that the two are set to settle their differences in November.

However, it now appears as though AJ has had a change of heart, with Fury taking to social media to claim that his fellow Briton doesn’t want the smoke.

Taking to social media on Sunday, the 28-year-old said: “So, it looks like AJ has s*** his pants yet again. After 11 years, he’s finally s*** his pants yet again.”

In the same breath, Fury then turned his attention to long-standing rival Usyk – despite losing both of his previous encounters against the unbeaten Ukrainian in consecutive bouts in 2024. He added: “So this would only lead me to a fight with Oleksandr Usyk.

“Oleksandr, you’re his trainer, and his sensei, and you know he’s a weak-minded piece of s***, and that he’d never fight the Gypsy King – which you’ve had the guts to do twice…twice. And you know how difficult it is in there.

“Listen, you got the decisions last time, fair play to you, good luck to you. But let’s do it again. Let’s run it back in November.

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“The ball is now in your court, Oleksandr. Do you want to fight me this year, in 2026? Or are you calling it quits? Let me know, because I’m now looking for a new opponent.”

Joshua has not yet replied to Fury’s claims. It comes amid suggestions that boxing enthusiasts may have little appetite for a trilogy fight between Fury and Usyk, considering the commanding manner in which the Cat defeated Fury just two years ago.

The pair first clashed in Riyadh in May 2024, with Fury staking his WBC heavyweight title for an opportunity to claim Usyk’s collection of WBA (Super), IBF, WBO and IBO belts. It was Usyk who secured undisputed status on the evening, easing to a split-decision victory over Fury following 12 rounds, and extending his unblemished record to 22-0.

An immediate rematch followed in December, with Usyk sealing a unanimous decision triumph over Fury to dispel any uncertainty regarding their first meeting. Fury opted to retire from boxing soon afterwards, believing himself unfortunate with the judges’ scorecards in the second contest.

Yet the Gypsy King has since made his comeback to the ring, having already competed twice this year. Fury secured a unanimous decision success against Arslanbek Makhmudov in April, before stopping Mariusz Wach in the seventh round of their encounter in July.

Whether fans will ultimately witness the long-anticipated showdown between Fury and Joshua this winter remains uncertain. Though it appears the ball is now firmly in Joshua’s court to respond and bring the bout to reality.

NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Giants took care of some contract business on Labor Day weekend ahead of the start of the season, signing backup quarterback James Winston and starting left guard Jon Runyan to two-year extensions.

Winston is receiving $13 million and Runyan $22 million as part of the moves, according to a person with knowledge of the move. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Sunday because the deals had not been announced.

The extensions provide salary cap flexibility and save space this season while keeping a pair of respected veterans under contract through 2028.

Winston, 32, was going into the second of a two-year, $8 million deal, initially signed before the Giants traded up to select Jaxson Dart in the first round of the 2025 draft. He appeared in two games last season after starting third on the depth chart behind Russell Wilson and Dart.

Now firmly No. 2 and serving in a mentor role, Winston gives new coach John Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Matt Nagy an experienced QB to step in when Dart is unavailable. He is also on Harbaugh’s leadership council, a group of players counted on to serve as a liaison between the staff and the rest of the team.

Winston is heading into his 12th NFL season since being the No. 1 overall pick by Tampa Bay in 2015 after winning the Heisman Trophy in 2013. The Giants are his fourth organization after stints with the Buccaneers, New Orleans Saints and Cleveland Browns.

Runyan, 29, has spent the past two seasons starting for New York after playing his first four as a pro with Green Bay. He is back along with left tackle Andrew Thomas, center John Michael Schmitz and right tackle Jermaine Eluemunor on an offensive line that has just one newcomer: rookie right guard Francis “Sisi” Mauigoa, the 10th pick in the draft.

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Maya Jama has revealed what she is really looking for in a gentleman as she said they ‘must know how to treat a woman’. 

The Love Island presenter, 32, made her acting debut as Aisha in The Gentlemen season two which was released on Thursday. 

And during promo for the Netflix series the star was asked what the word gentleman means to her. 

Maya, who split from her boyfriend Ruben in May after 18 months of dating, mused: ‘What is a gentleman nowadays? 

‘I don’t know because I suppose the first thing that comes into your mind is like someone that opens the door and is polite and says pleases and thank yous.’

She continued: ‘But now, I suppose it’s just a decent, well-mannered man that has their stuff under control, but knows how to treat a woman and their family and everybody in their life. 

‘And wears a nice suit most of the time,’ she added. 

‘I suppose it’s just a decent, well-mannered man that has their stuff under control, but knows how to treat a woman and their family and everybody in their life’ said Maya (pictured with her The Gentleman co-star Kaya Scodelario L)

Maya and Manchester City star Ruben split in May after 18 months of dating, just four months after they moved in together in their Cheshire home.

When Maya and Ruben split, they wiped all traces of each other on social media. 

Sources have also shared that the pair decided to end the relationship after realising it had ‘run its course’, with both focusing on busy times in their careers.

And Maya has been busy soaking up the release of her new series after she looked criminally stylish for the premiere of Guy Ritchie‘s crime drama on Wednesday night.

The star injected a sprinkle of gangster glamour in a daringly cut leather gown, custom made by R&M leathers and styled by Rhea Francois, as she arrived on the red carpet for her first ever premiere as an actress.

Aisha appears early on in episode one walking up the driveway of Halstead Manor, the ancestral home inherited by Eddie Horniman (played by Theo James).

Before Aisha speaks for the first time, Susie gives Eddie a bit of background on her old pal, describing her as a ‘clever girl who looks after herself and others’.  

Aisha moved to the Middle East for work and has subsequently gained access to the royal circle. She arrives at the shooting weekend with Prince Amir.

Aisha introduces Eddie and Susie to Prince Amir as a valuable connection, suggesting the wealthy royal could be a potential business contact.

Leaning into countryside chic, Maya appears in a tweed jacket and flat cap, keeping the look glamorous with a silk pussybow tied around her neck.

Maya has been busy soaking up the release of her new series after she looked criminally stylish for the premiere of Guy Ritchie’s crime drama on Wednesday night 

Maya much-talked about acting debut in The Gentlemen has arrived as she takes to the screen as Aisha in series two of Guy Ritchie’s gangster drama

Maya’s co-star Kaya recently revealed she messaged her to tell her to ‘be on her toes’ ahead of her acting debut in The Gentlemen 

In the south London accent fans will recognise from her hosting jobs, she says: ‘Hello honey, how are you doing?’

Susie introduces the Duke, and he says: ‘How do you do?’

Aisha replies: ‘I do very well. Thank you for hosting us. So this is His Excellency, Prince Amir bin Abdullah al-Hadidi.’

Maya’s co-star Kaya recently revealed she messaged her to tell her to ‘be on her toes’ ahead of her acting debut in The Gentlemen.

To ease Maya’s nerves ahead of her first acting stint, Kaya, 34, slid into her DMs to share some words of wisdom.

‘I just said, “Hey, babe, heads up! This is going to not be what you expect. Be ready to be on your toes and trust the process,” she told Grazia.

‘I knew how intimidating it is stepping into a new part of your career and coming from a working class background. I just wanted her to know that I’m a girls’ girl.’

Kaya, who was raised by her Brazilian mother immersed in the culture, wanted to look out for her fellow working-class co-star because she feels they are both minorities.

Maya also prides herself on growing up with very little money or no industry connections having moved to London from Bristol at age 16. 

‘I absolutely still feel like I am a minority as a working-class actor,’ Kaya added. ‘I’ll be at a work dinner party and maybe one or two people will sound like me, but certainly not everyone else.’ 

Kaya pursued acting full-time just two years after getting cast in Skins at the age of 14, leaving her home at 16 with just ‘£36.50 in her bank account’.

Maya said The Gentlemen felt like a ‘safe entrance point’ into acting.

Having harboured a dream to act, she auditioned for the series last year – and got the part less than two weeks later.

The TV star then worked with a drama coach to be ready for the role, telling Variety magazine: ‘I never want to do something and be s*** at it.’ 

By STEPHEN M. LEPORE, US SENIOR REPORTER

Published: 22:27 BST, 6 September 2026 | Updated: 23:02 BST, 6 September 2026

By JONATHAN MCEVOY, SPORTS WRITER AND DAILY MAIL’S MOTOR RACING WRITER

Published: 14:30 BST, 6 September 2026 | Updated: 21:41 BST, 6 September 2026

Charles Leclerc was left sitting in pain on the grass after suffering a dramatic 160mph crash at the start of the Italian Grand Prix.

The Ferrari favourite lost control of his car at the final bend, the Parabolica, on the second lap as he duelled with Oscar Piastri for fourth place.

Leclerc’s impact with the wall was severe with only a short portion of gravel to slow his trajectory into the hoardings, which he thudded side-on.

The Monegasque soon jumped out of the car but then sat disconsolately on the grass as he was comforted by a marshal before being taken away in the medical car. He was feeling his neck as he went for treatment. Ferrari said he had been released from the medical centre without injury. 

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The race was red-flagged and some fans in the grandstands cried at the huge blow for their team.

Charles Leclerc spins off at Monza’s Parabolica turn and crashes into the barriers

Leclerc was seen with his head in his hands on the grass after the heavy smash which saw the Italian Grand Prix red-flagged

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The two Ferraris came together with Hamilton, left, dropping several places as a result

By this point, Leclerc had already squeezed his Ferrari team-mate Lewis Hamilton on the second part of the opening Del Refillo chicane and was driving somewhat erratically. Hamilton was furious, saying: ‘Charles pushed me off.’ 

The seven-time world champion, who started fourth, fell down to tenth place.

George Russell was leading the race for Mercedes when the race was suspended after passing pole man Pierre Gasly on the main straight at the end of the first lap.

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Leclerc’s stricken car was taken away by crane.

Organisers announced the race would resume at 2.39pm, UK time. 

Iliman Ndiaye has explained why he turned down Tottenham to join Manchester City by saying his determination to play Champions League football counted against Spurs.

The Senegalese winger completed a £60m move from Everton to City on deadline day but only after Tottenham were the first to bid for him.

Spurs were discussing a £60m move for Ndiaye – with Richarlison returning to Everton for £35m in a separate deal – but as soon as City showed an interest, the former Sheffield United player decided not to join a club that finished 17th in each of the last two seasons.

“For me it was always going to be City,” he said. “I wanted Champions League and playing at one of the best teams in the world. I’m not saying Tottenham is not, but when Manchester City comes through, you don’t say no.

“This is where I think I belong. I’ve worked hard to get to this point. When I was speaking with my wife, I was telling her if I had to leave Everton it would be somewhere where I know I would be playing Champions League.”

Ndiaye spoke to City manager Enzo Maresca before making the move, adding: “He’s someone that admired me and as soon as they came through I had only one direction where I wanted to go.”

Ndiaye made his City debut in Saturday’s 1-0 win over Coventry, and while he came off in the closing stages, he allayed fears he was injured by saying it was cramp.

By LUKE AUGUSTUS, ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR

Published: 15:05 BST, 6 September 2026 | Updated: 21:52 BST, 6 September 2026

Jamie Vardy will be playing his football in England again after signing a contract at Burnley until the end of the season.

The 39-year-old has been a free agent since leaving Italian side Cremonese in the summer following their relegation to Serie B.

Vardy, who moved to Italy with his wife Rebekah and their family, scored seven goals and provided three assists in 29 appearances in Serie A last season. 

Burnley will be hoping Vardy’s experience can help them improve after a poor start to the season – with the Clarets bottom of the Championship after five matches. 

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They want him to be their No1 striker and his deal has an option for a further year if Burnley are promoted. It is understood he turned down offers from MLS, Serie A and the Premier League. 

The scale of his task is clear with the club yet to win a game in the English second tier so far this season – drawing two and losing three of their matches, scoring six and conceding 12 across those matches.

Upon signing for the club, Vardy – who had a Netflix documentary about his career in May – expressed his desire to propel them back up the table.

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Jamie Vardy is back in English football after signing a deal at Burnley until end of this season

The move sees Vardy and his wife Rebekah return to England after he played a year in Italy

He scored seven goals and provided three assists in 29 Serie A games for Cremonese

He told the club’s website: ‘I’m really happy to now be here at Burnley.

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‘This club has a proper footballing history and passionate fans who deserve a team that represents them and their town.

‘I can’t wait to get going on the pitch and help the team move in the right direction.’

Burnley head coach Nicky Hayen is excited about what his new striker will add to his struggling squad. 

He said: ‘We are delighted to welcome Jamie to Burnley. 

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‘His experience and leadership will be invaluable to our squad, and we believe he can make a significant impact on our campaign. Jamie has a proven track record, and we are looking forward to seeing him in a Claret shirt.’

Vardy scored 200 goals in 500 matches for Leicester and won both the Premier League and FA Cup with the club. He is regarded as one of the club’s greatest players of all time.

The striker also scored seven goals in 26 appearances for England and was part of the Three Lions squad for Euro 2016 and the 2018 World Cup.

By LAUREN ACTON-TAYLOR, US NEWS REPORTER

Published: 21:12 BST, 6 September 2026 | Updated: 21:52 BST, 6 September 2026

President Donald Trump jumped on social media with another swipe at changing the names of major geographical locations – this time, taking aim at New Mexico. 

On Sunday, Trump posted a map of the Southwest state to Truth Social, but ‘Mexico’ within the state’s name had been crossed out in red and replaced with ‘America.’

The post came with no remarks attached but followed a tense back-and-forth with Canada that saw the renaming of Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America’ last month.

Just before he shared his latest name change, he posted a photo depicting himself crossing out ‘Ontario’ in Lake Ontario on a map and replacing it with ‘America.’ 

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It’s unclear if the President was joking. The Daily Mail reached out to the White House for comment. 

While only around 14 percent of US citizens were in favor of the name change, according to a poll by Reuters/Ipsos, the President’s official Trump Store launched ‘Lake America’ hats for $55. 

The move was accompanied by other posts on social media from Trump, including a video of geese with machine guns patrolling the lake as well as an AI clip of himself kicking over a ‘Lake Ontario’ sign and replacing it with a ‘Lake America’ sign. 

On August 30, the President declared that he wanted the US to keep out all Canadian products unless the companies wanted to relocate to America.

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The tension was prompted by failed negotiations between the US and Canada over tariffs on products traveling back and forth between the two countries. 

On Sunday, President Donald Trump posted a map of the Southwest state to Truth Social, but ‘Mexico’ within the state’s name had been crossed out in red and replaced with ‘America’

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Just before he shared his latest name change, he posted a photo depicting himself crossing out ‘Ontario’ in Lake Ontario on a map and replacing it with ‘America’

While only around 14 percent of US citizens were in favor of the name change, according to a poll, the president’s official Trump Store launched ‘Lake America’ hats for $55

Trump’s post on Sunday marked the latest in the President’s campaign to rename major landmarks and locations, the first being his renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the ‘Gulf of America’ – a move that sparked a wave of criticism. 

Following the post, he shared another photo that said: ‘If you have a problem with Lake Ontario being renamed Lake America, just remember, the Left renamed the following…’

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Underneath, the photo had two lists; the left side featured titles and on the right, the titles were changed to reflect alleged ‘Left’ views. 

The photo included examples such as Columbus Day, changed to Indigenous Peoples’ Day; Land O Lakes ‘Removed the Indian. Kept the Land’; Washington Redskins ‘Washington Commanders’; Felon ‘Justice Involved Person’; and Illegal Alien ‘Undocumented Noncitizen.’

Luke Littler marked his return to the European Tour with a title after winning the Czech Darts Open, beating his great rival Luke Humphries in the final.

Littler has been managing his schedule this year and has not played a Euro event since the Belgian Darts Open in March.

But winning trophies is an insatiable habit for the 19-year-old and he ended Humphries’ reign in Prague with a 8-6 victory in the final, having earlier beaten Michael van Gerwen in the semi-final.

Humphries had not lost in this tournament since 2023 but Littler is his nemesis and now has a strong grip on their enduring rivalry.

The world champion claimed a sixth European Tour title, in just his 16th event, and he takes home a £35,000 prize.

“It’s what the fans deserved, obviously the two best going at it in a final once again. I’m glad I’ve won,” Littler said.

“I’m glad I can put my name over there (on the honours board). It’s good to be back.

“The rust has definitely gone, I am just happy to be back on stage, back in front of fans, back playing.”

With his place in October’s European Championship finals guaranteed – the final major title Littler has yet to win – he is not expecting to play in any of the three remaining regular Euro tour events.

“Not sure now I’ve won this one. I think I think I’ve secured my place in Dortmund,” he said. “Dortmund’s obviously the one I’m chasing.

“And then in two weeks’ time, it’s the World Series in Amsterdam. Yeah, we’ll have to see what happens, see what the plan is, see how busy I am.”

Despite sweltering temperatures inside the arena in Prague, Littler kept his cool throughout, starting off his day with a last-16 win over Krzysztof Ratajski.

He then whitewashed Danny Noppert 6-0 in the quarter-final before ousting Van Gerwen 7-3 in the last four.

Humphries is always a tough task, though, and, chasing a third successive title in Prague, the world number two led 4-3.

But Littler rattled off four successive legs to take control and then got the job done.