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PSG beat Tottenham on penalties to win Super Cup after late comeback
Update: Date: 23:31 BST 13 August Title: Uefa Super Cup: Spurs fall to defeat after leading 2-0 Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) This video can not be played Spurs squander two goal lead as PSG win Super Cup This video can not be played Mendes smashes home penalty to win Super Cup shootout for PSG This video can not be played Romero doubles Spurs lead after Chevalier error in PSG goal This video can not be played Van De Ven reacts fastest to give Spurs lead over PSG in Super Cup Update: Date: 23:29 BST 13 August Title: Post Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) Almost time to go. Tottenham are on their way home to prepare for the start of the Premier League season. Will they get over this disappointment in time to see off newly-promoted Burnley on Saturday? I'll leave you with highlights from a night of drama in Udine. Update: Date: 23:26 BST 13 August Title: 'Once PSG scored the first goal we called it' Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) Aaron LennonFormer Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live PSG never know when they are beaten. They showed their quality all last season and today. They have only been back a week and they were really rusty today. They started to creep into the game and then took control of possession and once they scored that first goal we called it. PSG stepped up another gear. Update: Date: 23:24 BST 13 August Title: 'It's a real blow' Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) Paul RobinsonFormer England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stadio Friuli I think this will be damaging for Tottenham, I really do. They were 2-0 up with five minutes to go. You can see now the players are stood on the pitch separately in little huddles and on their own. They are absolutely devastated. They got the trophy that they had been longing for last season and this could have been a real step forward for Tottenham. Instead it's a real blow. Update: Date: 23:22 BST 13 August Title: WATCH: Romero's goal to make it 2-0 Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) This video can not be played Romero doubles Spurs lead after Chevalier error in PSG goal It looked game over when captain Cristian Romero doubled the lead for Spurs with a header. And then... Update: Date: 23:20 BST 13 August Title: 'Tottenham crumbled' Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) Paul RobinsonFormer England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stadio Friuli Devastation. Absolute devastation and shock all around us for those in white shirts up in the stands who are quickly making their way to the exits. Five minutes away from winning their second major trophy in 17 years. They did everything right until they conceded the first goal that made it 2-1 and then they crumbled. You could feel the pressure mounting from PSG. And then when you get to penalties, it's a lottery. Update: Date: 23:18 BST 13 August Title: WATCH: Tottenham's opener Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) This video can not be played Van De Ven reacts fastest to give Spurs lead over PSG in Super Cup Seems a long time ago now doesn't it? Update: Date: 23:16 BST 13 August Title: Chevalier 'terrific but not totally proven' Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) Matt SpiroFrench football writer on BBC Radio 5 Live Should Gianluigi Donnarumma leave PSG then there will comparisons to him for Lucas Chevalier with everything he does. Chevalier is a terrific young goalkeeper but he's not totally proven at the very highest level yet. He made the mistake for the second goal and you saw him celebrate wildly when Gonzalo Ramos scored the equaliser. He pulled off one very important save in the shootout and that ultimately proved enough, with Mathys Tel also missing his. Update: Date: 23:14 BST 13 August Title: 'Lots to look forward to' Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) Tottenham Hotspur Former Tottenham midfielder Danny Murphy, speaking to BBC Sport about what Spurs can achieve this season: "I think to get back into the European places and have a good run in the Champions League, that would be realistic. I think there is lots to look forward to: better competition for places, younger players with more experience and there's still a few weeks left in the window." Update: Date: 23:12 BST 13 August Title: Get Involved - Spurs fans react Content: #bbcfootball, WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply) A tough game to play, and a tough one to lose. We did so well though that you have to take positives. We could have been thrashed like some teams were by PSG, but what a fight we made. Have to be good at something to get PSG to penalties in a Super Cup final! Pete Update: Date: 23:10 BST 13 August Title: 'We'd like to strengthen the squad' Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) Tottenham Hotspur More from Thomas Frank, speaking to TNT Sports about set- pieces: "It is key. For any team it should be a weapon in my opinion. We will definitely be focusing on it because I think it is a key area. At times I think we showed that we can play up against any team in the world. That is a positive I will take away from this." On further transfer business: "We'd like to strengthen the squad. No doubt about that. We do work very hard to see if we can do that. In general I am very happy with the squad but in any transfer window we try to see if we can make the squad stronger before the window closes." On facing Burnley in the Premier League opener on Saturday: "It is a short turnaround, there will be disappointment in the next 24 hours and when I wake up tomorrow, but tomorrow afternoon we will be ready, and Friday we will be more ready. And we will make sure we come flying out on Saturday." Update: Date: 23:08 BST 13 August Title: Get Involved Content: #bbcfootball, WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply) Canthelpmeself: A very hard end for Spurs' supporters. Take heart. Played excellently. A Palace supporter. Update: Date: 23:06 BST 13 August Title: 'There is a lot to be happy about' Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) Tottenham Hotspur Tottenham manager Thomas Frank, speaking to TNT Sports: "I think we played a very good game against one of the best teams in the world, maybe the best at this moment in time. We had them exactly where we wanted them for 80-something minutes until the 2-1 goal, then of course the momentum shifted a little bit. "The team, the players, the club, the fans, there is a lot to be happy with. It is a flip of the coin when you go to a penalty shootout. "We showed that we can be adaptable and pragmatic, and we needed to be against a team like PSG. The way we wanted to defend, high pressure and low defending, was top, almost perfect, and also the set pieces were very good and dangerous." Update: Date: 23:03 BST 13 August Title: Another trophy-lift Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) Paris St-GermainParis St-Germain Trophies PSG have lifted in 2025... Update: Date: 23:00 BST 13 August Title: Post Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) Matt SpiroFrench football writer on BBC Radio 5 Live We've waited so long for a French team to follow Marseille who won the Champions League in 1993, and PSG have finally done it. Also after missing out on the Club World Cup to Chelsea, it is important that they came back and won this, it would have been a bit of an anti climax had they been beaten again. It is a fifth trophy that they have won now in the last 12 months. Update: Date: 22:58 BST 13 August Title: Post Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) Tottenham Hotspur Thomas Frank is talking to TV. "We'd like to strengthen the squad - no doubt about that," he says. Full quotes to follow. Update: Date: 22:55 BST 13 August Title: Get Involved Content: #bbcfootball, WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply) Ink: A match in the life of a Tottenham Super Cup is a major trophy. Oh dear, it's just a pre-season friendly. Hang on, the Super Cup is a major trophy. Cancel that it's a pre-season friendly. Update: Date: 22:52 BST 13 August Title: This is going to hurt... Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) Update: Date: 22:50 BST 13 August Title: WATCH: PSG come from 2-0 down to beat Spurs Content: FT: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on pens) This video can not be played Spurs squander two goal lead as PSG win Super Cup They may have lost but there were still some good moments for Tottenham to take into the new season. Update: Date: 22:46 BST 13 August Title: Get Involved Content: #bbcfootball, WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply) Not a Spurs fan, but if that was last season's team they'd have been done by three or four goals. Frank seems to have made them more robust and difficult to play against. The Spursy tag will be hard to shake off with performances like this after 80 minutes, but they gave PSG a decent game which many said was impossible before kick off. Dave, Morecambe
Daily Mirror
2 hours ago
- Daily Mirror
Man Utd transfer news: Jadon Sancho can secure reunion as £5m loan deal agreed
Manchester United outcast Jadon Sancho could have a fresh route out on Old Trafford whilst Rasmus Hojlund is closing in on a loan move back to Italy with AC Milan Manchester United's main summer target now is Carlos Baleba after the signing of Benjamin Sesko completed the reshape of their frontline. The Slovenian joining fellow new signings Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha. Ruben Amorim is keen to bolster his midfield ranks and the Brighton star has emerged as their leading candidate for that role. His price tag could prohibit any deal but those in Manchester believe Baleba, who has continued to impress, wants to join them. Gianluigi Donnarumma's availability is also going to alert those at Old Trafford but rivals Manchester City too have acted to land the PSG goalkeeper, who is poised to leave the European champions. United's final weeks of the window could centre around getting a number of their big names off their books with Alejandro Garnacho and Antony still looking for new homes. Here's the latest from the red side of Manchester. Sancho's Turkey exit route Besiktas are hoping to complete a deal to sign United outcast Jadon Sancho after several of his other exit routes appear to have closed. Sancho spent last season on loan with Chelsea, but they turned down the opportunity to sign him permanently, and despite agreeing terms with Fenerbahce and Juventus, those deals collapsed at the final hurdle. But Besiktas president Serdal Adali has come out and made his plans known after huge fan demand for his signature - a move that would also see Sancho reunite with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the man who bought him to Manchester. 'Just as much as the community wants him, I want him too,' he told Turkiye Today. 'What matters is not only our desire, but also if the player wants to come to Turkey. We have a budget, and we will do our best to bring him here. Players like Jadon Sancho usually prefer clubs playing in the Champions League. Whether it happens today or not, it is hard to say. If it is possible, we will get him. Besiktas fans can rest assured.' Hojlund's loan move Rasmus Hojund is edging closer to a loan move to AC Milan with his days at Manchester seemingly over despite his previous desire to stay and fight for his place. Reports claim that a loan deal worth £5.2m - with a buy option of £38.8m - has been discussed with the Italian side. The Milan outfit would also cover the entirety of Hojlund's wages, making the deal even more appealing to United as they undergo a complete change in the final third. The 22-year-old Dane has been cast aside by Ruben Amorim towards the end of pre-season and the arrival of new striker Benjamin Sesko has pushed him even further down the pecking order. It was in Italy with Atalanta that Hojlund first made his name. Rashford lays down the law Barcelona loanee hasn't been shy in speaking his mind about his parent club and claims the constant changing of manager's and strategies has been a major problem and urged them to stick by Amorim. A host of managers have been allowed to sign their own players to suit their own systems - and Marcus Rashford insists that has not been beneficial. He told The Rest is Football podcast: 'To start a transition you have to make a plan and stick to it. This is where I speak about being realistic about what your situation is. We've had that many different managers, ideas and strategies in order to win that you end up in no man's land.' Join our new WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.
Times
2 hours ago
- Times
Rory McIlroy shoots down offer to be player-captain at 2027 Ryder Cup
As golf waits to see if Keegan Bradley will become the first Ryder Cup player-captain for 62 years, Rory McIlroy has shot down the suggestion that he could take on the dual role for Europe because 'I don't think you can do it'. Last summer McIlroy said he had 'contemplated' a suggestion that he could be player-captain at Adare Manor in 2027 but, speaking before the second leg of the FedEx Cup play-offs, the Northern Irishman said: 'I have been asked to do that and I've turned it down. The idea of me being a playing captain sometime soon has come up and I've shot it down straight away. 'You think about the extra media the captains have to do, the extra meetings with the vice-captains, with the PGA of America in Keegan's case, preparing your speech for the opening ceremony — there's a lot of things that people don't see which the captain does the week of the Ryder Cup, especially now it has become so big. 'If you'd said it 20 years ago I'd say, yeah, it was probably possible, but [with] how big of a spectacle and everything that's on the line now, I just think it would be a very difficult position to be in.' Bradley will know his six automatic qualifiers for the US team for next month's Ryder Cup at Bethpage after this week's BMW Championship in Maryland, and speculation is intensifying about whether he will then include himself as one of his six captain's picks. Bradley says he is leaning heavily on his vice-captains, and Jim Furyk will step up if the captain is playing on the course, but McIlroy suggested Bradley would also have to limit his appearances. 'The captain isn't going to be on the course all day, so really he's only going to be able to play one session on Friday and one on Saturday,' he said. 'Would you rather have the flexibility to go twice if he's playing well? Look, it's just my opinion.' McIlroy added that Bradley was one of the top dozen players in the United States — he is ranked tenth in the Ryder Cup points list and needs to retain the BMW title at Caves Valley to climb into a top-six berth. 'That's why everyone is so interested and it's such a compelling case.' Enter Bradley, who has actually had four middling tournaments since the win at the Travelers Championship in June. 'We're ready for this if it happens,' he said of taking on both jobs. 'I'm not sure it's going to. I can truly sit here and say I don't know what's going to happen.' When McIlroy's doubts were relayed to him, Bradley added: 'He may be right. We don't know. No one knows. Everybody was telling me at the start of the year why a guy can't be captain and have a good year [but] for me, I feel like this is one of the best years I've ever had.' Justin Rose, the winner on Sunday in Memphis and potentially Luke Donald's successor as Europe's captain, also added his thoughts. The 45-year-old, who has now guaranteed his place in Europe's automatic spots, said Bradley's form had created the dilemma. Rose said: 'If he feels he's an absolute strategic brilliant mind then maybe he's focused one way. Or he thinks, 'Damn, I'm playing well and I need to win points, I'm going to do it that way.' He's obviously a charismatic and fiery competitor, and I think [he] will become a great captain. He's almost played too well for his own liking in a sense.' Scottie Scheffler, the world No1, then added the American take and did not mince words. 'We have a really good group of guys and Keegan can only help that. If it's something Keegan wants [to play] I think he's a guy we'd all love to have on the team.' More Ryder Cup questions then strained his patience. 'The Ryder Cup is over a month away,' he said. 'If you want to talk about this week let's talk about this week. If not, I've got practice to do.'
