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Burnley billed as the man primed to save them from relegation from the Premier League. Five months later and just two goals to his name, the Dutchman has confirmed he won't play for the Clarets again after their relegation to the Championship.

In-form Calvin Bassey has been given a new nickname by the Nigerian press after impressing in the post-season internationals.

Kim Kardashian has reportedly been turned away after putting in a request to attend the official Platinum Jubilee party over the weekend.The celebrations marking Her Majesty's 70-year reign began on Thursday morning as she walked out onto the Buckingham Palace balcony, joined by many of her family members, including Prince William and Kate Middleton alongside their three children. While Her Majesty, 96, will not be attending the thanksgiving service today, she is expected to make an appearance at the official party on Saturday 4 June.

mourning the loss of a family friend and former nanny for their children.The couple's sons Romeo Beckham 19, and Cruz Beckham, 17, both took to their Instagram Stories on Wednesday to pay emotional tribute, sharing photos of themselves with their late nanny.Romeo's picture showed himself sitting next to Emily in a fire truck, as she donned a yellow helmet and smiled at the camera."We miss and love you so much Emily," he penned, adding red heart, broken heart and dove emojis.WATCH: Brooklyn Beckham unveils touching new tattoo in honour of Nicola Peltz's familyCruz posted a snapshot that featured himself and younger sister Harper with Emily as they posed in front of a brightly-painted wall. He also shared an emotional message, writing: "I love you so much Emily.

Former goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel could not resist biting back at Jamie Carragher after the latter aimed a dig at Manchester United following Saturday's Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid.

It’s hard to imagine a season where Rangers lost the title they craved so much and worked so hard to get ending so memorably.

David Beckham has been given the red card by a gay magazine over his multi-million-pound deal to be the face of the Qatar World Cup. Attitude magazine has accused the ex-England skipper of an own goal after his support for Blackpool footballer Jake Daniels, who came out as gay earlier this month.The mag said his backing for Daniels, 17, was at odds with his megabucks deal to be an “ambassador” for the Qatari government, which bans homosexuality.When asked about the Blackpool teenager, Becks, 47, said: “It’s a shame that when someone does come out that it’s such a strange thing.“At the end of the day there will be a huge amount of gay people in sports, and why should they be any different from anyone else?”Attitude accused the footie icon of a “hollow response that our community has become accustomed to expect from the mega rich”.The publication said on Instagram: “Beckham asks why gay people in sport should be any different to anyone else.“One reason that David might consider is that in many places around the world queer people are not only marginalised and oppressed but also persecuted.

Steven Gerrard supporting Liverpool in the Champions League final has divided fans - with one claiming "he doesn't give a f***" about Aston Villa.The former Reds captain has travelled to Paris for their showdown with Real Madrid during his time off from duties as Villa boss. And he took in their training on the Stade de France pitch on Friday (May 27) while filming a video which was uploaded to the Liverpool social media accounts.Gerrard said: "Hello everyone, I'm just here in Paris for the final.

Aston Villa boss Steven Gerrard is ‘getting the band back together’ following the rumours Luis Suarez might be joining the side.The Liverpool legend played alongside the striker at Anfield, as well as attacker Philippe Coutinho. Indeed, Gerrard has already made the Brazilian playmaker’s move from Barcelona permanent this window for £17million, while it appears that the former England international could make it a second former Reds member with Suarez’s signature.The Uruguayan is out of contract at Atletico Madrid and so will be looking for a new club.

Real Madrid their ninth European Cup - and this weekend they are out for number 14.The France icon lined up alongside the likes of Luis Figo, Raul and Roberto Carlos, with future Spain boss Vicente del Bosque at the helm as the Los Blancos were once again crowned kings of Europe.Daily Star Sport has taken a look at where each of the 18-man playing squad are now 20 years later before the current crop take on Liverpool - with one even enjoying a recent Sunday League cameo in Shrewsbury.Cesar kept a young Iker Casillas out of the starting line-up back in 2002, having almost a decade of experience at Valladolid before moving to Real Madrid.Cesar was subbed off in the final for his counterpart through injury, and left to join Zaragoza in 2008 before spells with Tottenham, Valencia and Villarreal.Following his retirement, Cesar spent five months of a two-and-a-half year contract as sporting director at Valencia back in 2020.Who will win the 2022 Champions League final? Give us your prediction in the comments section belowMichel Salgado spent another seven years at Real Madrid following the final, going on to join Blackburn Rovers in the Premier League, with Steve Kean brutally telling him he was omitted from their squad to avoid having to give him a new contract.Six years later came a surprise swansong at Independiente, and also a spell in India's Premier Futsal as a marquee player.Salgado has been taking part in punditry since his time as a player, but became head of football at Cypriot club Pafos FC last year - before joining Total Sports Investments Football Group.Iconic defender Fernando Hierro left Real Madrid a year after the final and had short spells at both Al Rayyan and Bolton Wanderers before retiring.Following a

Aston Villa are lining up an ambitious swoop for Luis Suarez this summer which can only mean one thing … Steven Gerrard's getting the old band back together!The Atletico Madrid striker - who played alongside both Gerrard and Aston Villa star Philippe Coutinho at Liverpool - is out of contract next month and is understood to be open to a return to the Premier League, though his preference is to remain in Spain.Gerrard has stayed in regular contact with the 35-year-old and even used him to try and curry favour with his international team-mate Rodrigo Bentancur when Villa made a play for the midfielder back in January before the Juventus man chose Tottenham Hotspur instead.Although the transfer window doesn't officially open for a couple of weeks Villa have already made three signings as Gerrard looks to mould the squad in his image. Coutinho has made his loan move permanent, while the signings of Sevilla's Diego Carlos and Marseille's Boubacar Kamara have also been confirmed.More arrivals are expected and Suarez could be the perfect short-term solution to the goalscoring issues Villa experienced in the latter half of last season.

Aston Villa are reportedly preparing to ramp up their interest in Calvin Bassey after their Hampden scouting mission.

Teenage striker Rory Wilson has revealed he's left Rangers as Aston Villa emerge as favourites to sign him.

Brooklyn Beckham has revealed he had the words "just married" bleached into his hair moments after exchanging vows with his new wife Nicola Peltz. Loved-up Brooklyn and Nicola made their vows to one another when they married in March this year in a lavish ceremony - believed to have cost over $3million. And the 23 year old decided to extend the celebrations of being a husband to Nicola, 27, by giving his hair a bit of a makeover.

Brooklyn Beckham, 23, has unveiled a brand new tattoo inspired by his wedding to billionaire heiress Nicola Peltz, 27. David and Victoria Beckham’s eldest son has proved his commitment to his “other half” again by getting his wedding vows tattooed on him.In a new story shared in view of his 14 million Instagram followers, Brooklyn gave fans a glimpse of the piece.The lengthy text was placed on his inner arm and features small black cursive writing.The inking reads: "Nicola when you walked down the aisle you took my breath away you look so beautiful tonight and always."Let me start by saying that words cannot even describe my love for you just looking at you I see my future and it feels like a dream.“You are my world and I continue to fall more in love with you every single day.

Noel Gallagher are the warring rock and roll star brothers whose bitter rivalry has been reignited once again after the younger sibling had a new dig at him.Liam, 49, sparked the bitter feud with his older brother after calling him "an a**e licker".The rock star made the swipe on Twitter after it was suggested that Noel, 54, had more talent than him during their time in Oasis.Liam had taken to Twitter to take shots at ex-footballers Jamie Carragher and Steven Gerrard while celebrating Man City edging out Liverpool for the Premier League title on Sunday (May 22).As numerous Liverpool fans rushed to defend the former England player, one wrote: "Noel had the talent."Liam, 49, replied by tweeting: "As an a**e licker."The brothers formed Oasis, which originally also consisted of Paul "Bonehead" Arthurs, Paul McGuigan and Tony McCarroll, in Manchester in 1991.Liam and Noel have barely spoken to each other directly since Oasis split in 2009 when they had a bust-up before a gig in France.But Liam has regularly taken a pop at his brother in interviews and on social media with witty one-liners.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here .Back in 2016 Liam had tweeted "Potato" to accompany a side-profile shot of Noel, giving his brother a new nickname that ended up sticking.He then posted a grumpy-looking picture of Noel “Pouting Potato” and has used "Potato" to describe him several times since.In 2017, Liam also had a pop at his brother employing a professional scissors player on stage.Speaking on BBC Radio 1 he said: "I’m gonna have someone sharpening a pencil at my gig. It’s gonna proper blow people’s minds."I find that a bit strange—the scissor thing.

Liverpool fans have been left furious after Aston Villa handed a debut to goalkeeper Robin Olsen against Manchester City.The Reds need City to drop points at home to Villa on the final day if they are to have a chance to win the Premier League.

Footage has emerged pinpointing the exact moment Aston Villa goalkeeper Robin Olsen was assaulted as Manchester City fans took to the pitch at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday evening.

Jamie Carragher has hit back at Liam Gallagher after the Liverpool legend was savagely called a "b*****d".Iconic Oasis singer Gallagher took to Twitter after his side Manchester City clinched the Premier League title in spectacular circumstances in the final game of the season. City nearly lost out after going 2-0 down to Aston Villa while Liverpool closed in on a victory against Wolves.Against all odds, the Etihad club were able to muster a comeback to win 3-2 and clinch the league by a narrow one-point margin ahead of Liverpool.

Liverpool fans were left red-faced after prematurely setting off a flare during their 3-1 win over Wolves on Sunday.The Reds headed into the weekend's Premier League finale with an outside chance of pipping Manchester City to the title if Pep Guardiola's side slipped up at home to Aston Villa. And Anfield was on tenterhooks after Villa surged into a 2-0 lead at the Etihad - but the reigning champions fought back to deny Liverpool a 20th domestic crown.At one stage, the Reds knew they needed just one Aston Villa goal to hand them the title - and unfortunately, a number of fans were sucked in by a false rumour that Villa had made it 3-3 in the dying moments.That led to some eager Liverpool fans setting off a flare in the crowd, but ultimately the Reds were left empty-handed on a dramatic final day in the Premier League.

Steven Gerrard was left angered as he claimed Manchester City fans attacked Aston Villa goalkeeper Robin Olsen at full time during a pitch invasion.