Chelsea's Cesar Azpilicueta taken off in tears after injury in FA Cup final

shark.The ghost shark was found at a depth of around 4,000ft (1.2km) on the Chatham Rise, an ocean floor off the east coast of the South Island, New Zealand.The ghost shark’s scientific name is chimaera, with other names including rat fish, spook fish and rabbit fish.A deep-water animal, the ghost shark is closely related to both sharks but also rays too.They are cartilaginous fish – with their skeletons primarily made up of cartilage – and their embryos grow in egg capsules laid on the ocean floor.Dr Brit Finucci, a scientist who was part of the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research team that made the discovery, said: "You can tell this ghost shark recently hatched because it has a full belly of egg yolk.”The exact species of the ghost shark the team discovered is not yet known, with further tests and genetic analysis needed to determine it.The age of the specimen makes it a particularly rare find and this will help inform scientific knowledge on juvenile ghost sharks.Dr Finucci added: "It's quite astonishing. Most deep-water ghost sharks are known adult specimens.

Kylian Mbappe’s intention to join Real Madrid when his contract ends has reportedly 'radically' changed with it thought that the Paris Saint-Germain star is now open to joining Liverpool.The 23-year-old forward has been heavily linked with a move to Los Blancos and has he has even reportedly turned down contract offers at PSG, with his current deal set to expire in June 2022.The Frenchman was also subject to a massive £171.7million bid by the Spanish giants last summer - but PSG turned the offer down. But Spanish publication SPORT have now suggested that Mbappe is hoping to make a move to the Premier League - with Jurgen Klopp ’s side considered top of the pile.

Richard Madeley was forced to apologise after he questioned whether the death threats made to Labour leader Keir Starmer were a "big deal".In spite of the TV veteran's apology statement, Good Morning Britain fans called for the TV host to be sacked over his "lack of respect and nastiness".Viewers of the ITV show flooded Twitter with their comments after Richard had attempted to set the record straight on Tuesday morning.One person fumed: "Richard idiot… diminishing death threats … (incited by the Prime Minister), against Keir Starmer. Sack the moron!"Another barked: "Death threats are not trivial and should be taken seriously.

Manchester United following what's been a promising start to his Everton career.The Dutchman joined the Toffees on loan on Deadline Day last month and has been immediately thrown into the mix by new manager Frank Lampard.He was named man of the match during Everton's 3-0 win over Leeds United on Saturday, which was the first time the 24-year-old had completed 90 minutes of football this season.Following a rejuvenated couple of weeks on Merseyside, Van de Beek says he's starting to feel "really happy" again, and joked that fatigue nearly got the better of him at the weekend as it's been a "long time" since he's played a full match."I am really happy to play 90 minutes," he said."In the last 20 minutes [against Leeds] I felt it was a long time ago that I played a full game, and I was a little bit tired!"But it was an amazing day and a good start for me. We really needed this."Van de Beek has already played over 120 minutes of football for Everton, almost doubling the 69 minutes of Premier League action he was handed by Manchester United over the past five-and-a-half months.If Donny van de Beek's good form for Everton continues, will he start for Manchester United next season? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...The midfielder arrived at Old Trafford from Ajax for £40million in 2020, but was quickly shunted out to the peripheries of the squad by manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

football club have asked their fans to help pay a £850 fine - despite charging £420 for a season ticket.King's Lynn Town, a member of the National League, were punished for their players' actions after a stoppage time penalty was given against them in a game last month.They protested the referee's decision which saw a vital point slip from their grasp in their relegation battle, and they're now 12 points adrift of safety.The club's fans have not been getting their money's worth this season, as they are charged more than any others in the fifth tier of English football.Despite that, owner Stephen Cleeve has called on them to dig deep into their pockets again.He tweeted this week: "The club were fined an additional £850 today for surrounding the referee Lloyd Wood against Southend United even though it lasted less than 8 seconds. "Many of you have asked to help so if you want to donate £5 to help or multiples of, use this link.

Arsenal still plan to push ahead in their transfer plans this summer despite announcing that they are to make 55 members of staff redundant.The Gunners will lay-off people in their commercial department, administration and football operation - but the move is not expected to hinder the first team.News of the planning redundancies comes with the club in the midst of trying to secure some big-name signings to improve the squad.Mikel Arteta is in the process of identifying potential transfer targets as he looks to push on from the FA Cup final success against Chelsea last weekend.Brazil international Willian continues to be linked with a free transfer move from Chelsea, with the Gunners thought to be ready to offer him a three year contract

Arsenal were crowned champions for the 14th time. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted twice to overturn a 1-0 deficit against Chelsea as Mikel Arteta got his hands on his first trophy as a manager.

FA Cup final through injury.The USA international had given Chelsea the lead against Arsenal at Wembley after just five minutes on Saturday evening.But the Gunners soon equalised through a Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang penalty to level the scores going into half-time.Pulisic’s afternoon was over shortly after the restart though when the midfielder had to be carried off with a hamstring injury.After racing through on goal the former Borussia Dortmund man felt his leg give way on him when he attempted a shot at Emiliano Martinez.And after a long delay for treatment he left the field in tears at being unable to play any more part in the final.Chelsea also saw Cesar Azpilicueta forced off with a hamstring injury in the first half, while winger

Christian Pulisic has promised to be "back in no time" after the hamstring injury which forced him off the pitch in the FA Cup final.

Arsenal fans want to see Celtic hitman Odsonne Edouard at the Emirates after his hat-trick against Hamilton this afternoon. The Frenchman took just 53 minutes to net the treble as the champions ran out 5-1 winners on the opening weekend.Edouard is attracting interest from across Europe following his Scottish exploits in recent seasons.Arsenal continue to be tentatively linked with the 22-year-old, who joined Celtic in 2017 after leaving Ligue 1 winners PSG.And with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang potentially on his way out of the club, Gunners supporters want to see Edouard in as his replacement in the near future."Edouard is definitely getting a move to the prem next season.

John Terry has claimed that Mateo Kovacic should've stayed on the pitch in the FA Cup Final after questioning his second yellow.

Arsenal in their 2-1 FA Cup final win over Chelsea yesterday.The Gunners got one over on their London rivals at Wembley, having fallen a goal behind when Blues star Christian Pulisic converted from close range in the fifth minute.Almost 25 minutes later, Aubameyang was brought down in the box by Chelsea captain Cesar Azpilicueta and referee Anthony Taylor pointed to the spot, allowing him to equalise from 12 yards.And with just over 20 minutes remaining, the Gabon international turned home the winner to hand Mikel Arteta his first trophy as a manager.Following her husband’s breathtaking display at Wembley, Alysha Aubameyang took to Instagram to congratulate him.Along with pictures of Aubameyang and Arsenal stars celebrating their win,

Frank Lampard admits he could only shout from the sidelines as Chelsea squandered their early lead to lose 2-1 to Arsenal in the FA Cup final.

Frank Lampard admitted his Chelsea side only had themselves to blame as they lost the FA Cup final to Arsenal.The Blues let a lead, given to them by Christian Pulisic, slip as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted a brace for Arsenal.His first came from a penalty after he had been fouled by Cesar Azpilicueta while Chelsea were hindered by injuries to the defender and Pulisic.Mateo Kovacic was also sent off for two bookings though Lampard was not blaming the officials for their defeat at Wembley.Speaking to the BBC, Lampard said: "We started well for 10-15 minutes and we can only blame ourselves from that point.“We got complacent, we took time on the ball like it was a stroll and we allowed them into the game.“It’s hard to get back into the game

on this link here.The Spaniard said: "He knows what I think about him. I want to build the squad around him.

Mikel Arteta has his first piece of silverware as a manager after guiding Arsenal to a 2-1 win over Chelsea in the FA Cup final.Chelsea came out of the blocks quickest in the Wembley showpiece as Christian Pulisic opened the scoring after six minutes.The American danced through Arsenal’s defence before slotting past Willy Caballero with the Gunners defence left stunned.But Arteta’s side soon started to find their feet and began to pile the pressure on the Blues with Cezar Azpilicueta going off injured.Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang converted from the spot before the half hour mark after being fouled in the box to level the score.The striker delivered the goods again late in the second half with a stunning individual finish to crown his side

Arsenal legend Ian Wright could not hide his delight as he celebrated the Gunners' equaliser in the FA Cup final clash with Chelsea. In a clip posted on Twitter by Gary Lineker, Wright leapt from his seat and yelled "Yes, come on!" after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored his first-half penalty.

on this link here.“It's a great penalty. He is supremely confident and that's what you expect from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.“It's a fascinating game.

BBC Sport pundit Chris Sutton hit out at Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for 'diving' to win Arsenal a penalty in the first half of Saturday's FA Cup final against Chelsea.

Chelsea star Christian Pulisic has confirmed he is "100% fit" for the Blues' FA Cup final showdown with Arsenal. Pulisic was named on the bench for Chelsea's recent games against Manchester United and Liverpool but, after recovering from a minor thigh issue, he will be one of the first names on the teamsheet for Frank Lampard.The American has been in excellent form since the restart, netting four goals and providing four assists in nine league appearances as Chelsea clinched a spot in the top four.

Manchester United and Chelsea that the Premier League title remains a distant dream. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Frank Lampard have been tussling for the rights to finish in the top four this campaign.