Liverpool FC

Liverpool FC

"It seemed so far away in those days. Getting to West Ham was a new beginning, and it was something I wanted to do. It was a great feeling. I wasn't scared or frightened. You can't be frightened as a player."

Scotland booked their place in North America with a dramatic 4-2 victory over Denmark which began with a superlative overhead kick from Scott McTominay and ended with two stoppage-time goals to seal the win.

Lawrence Shankland ran towards the Hearts fans and punched the air, an afternoon of frustration and relief pouring out of him and those around him.

Adjoa Andoh acknowledged that some of her work might look Black or colour-centric but that is only because of the silos the world forces us into.

Farke brings a human touch to proceedings, reminiscent of an illustrious title-winning predecessor. Behind a blunt exterior, Howard Wilkinson was a caring manager who, spotting a journalist stranded outside Elland Road late one night, drove him home to Sheffield.

Two years ago, when sixth-tier Maidstone won at Ipswich to reach the fifth round of the FA Cup for the first time, their manager, George Elokobi, distilled the unique, enduring impact of an FA Cup giantkilling into five syllables: This binds us for life.

St Johnstone has proven themselves the best team in the division, winning the title with two games to spare and securing a return to the Premiership at the first time of asking.

Derry City will line out at Celtic Park for the very first time after securing a temporary move to the home of GAA in the Oak Leaf County while the Ryan McBride Brandywell pitch undergoes work.

Seeing the way it was run, how diligent they are, everyone was very respectful. They've got a really good thing here and I really hope they can keep their funding and grow and get bigger.

When I started at Go Ahead Eagles, I wasn't even allowed to enter the players' lounge. In fact, I wasn't even in the team photo. Kit people were never really a full part of the squad at the time. Nowadays it's different.

Mark Rutherford's journey in football has been defined by pivotal moments that illustrate how small decisions can lead to significant life changes. He emphasizes that many of his experiences, including personal losses and challenges, have shaped his character and career.

After 18 years of living and breathing this club, it's incredibly difficult to put into words what it means to myself and my family. I leave feeling hugely grateful and honoured not only to have worn the shirt and represented those legends who came before us, but also to have shared that journey as a player and a coach with the incredible supporters who make this club so special.