Premier League clubs plot downsize of FA Cup and revamp of League Cup in radical proposals

Josh Sheehan believes the Bolton Wanderers squad is a very different one to the side he played in last season but feels it is now one of the strongest collection of players in League One as he aims to make an impact upon it after putting injury problems behind him.

For fans who can’t get enough of the Jeopardy! franchise, Executive Producer Michael Davies has some promising news for you.

Coronation Street fans have been speculating over whether Leo is still alive after recent scenes showed him being dragged into a van by Stephen.Throughout the episode, Leo pursued Stephen and tried to find out more about his master plan.The pair eventually found themselves up on the factory roof where Leo confronted Stephen over his actions, but the situation quickly escalated after Stephen went over the railings and landed in a large bin.READ MORE: EastEnders Suki Panesar star's life - real age, rival soap roles and glam snapsStephen was shown looking down in horror as he saw what had happened and the rest of the episode was spent showing Stephen attempting to avoid getting caught.He was nearly ambushed multiple times and the police were even called to the factory after Stephen accidentally set the alarm off.Although the police got scarily close to the scene of the crime - one even put a plastic bottle into the bin where Leo’s body sat - Stephen managed to get away with the deed, even if a few suspecting villagers questioned him on his unusual behaviour.However, viewers at home knew exactly what Stephen was trying to cover up and didn’t let him off the hook so easily.Some even began to speculate as to whether Leo was still alive as it was “only a six foot drop” and he had landed on some rubbish that looked particularly soft.One fan wrote: “I think Leo is alive, the bin bags have broken his fall and he only bumped his head, he’s just been knocked out a bit.

Former Manchester United centre-back Wes Brown has suggested that Jadon Sancho should be included in the England squad for the upcoming World Cup in Qatar – if he can continue his good form so far this season.

Joshua Alston To be a network police or medical procedural in the past decade is to want for a companion series. From there, the goal is to crawl kudzu-like across the schedule until the primetime grid is bespeckled with colons and occasionally clogged with three-hour crossover events. Still, ABC’s “The Rookie,” now in its fifth season, has never seemed an obvious choice for the Dick Wolf treatment.  Not because the show lacks ambition, though it does possess the happy-go-lucky quirk of a “Characters Welcome”-era USA drama. But “The Rookie” puts all its weight on the title character and stars the supernaturally charming Nathan Fillion, the kind of performer whose charisma can cut through even the schlockiest material. Creating a spinoff would require an equally charismatic performer who, like Fillion, can go from gravitas to goofiness at a moment’s notice. Enter Niecy Nash-Betts, just such a performer, to topline “The Rookie: Feds,” a show well-crafted and thoughtful enough to feel like more than a perfunctory franchise expansion. 

Christian Eriksen has made an encouraging start to life at Manchester United.

Qatar, which has laws that criminalise homosexuality, will host the football World Cup later this year. But, English Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham claims he has been told Qatar police will not arrest LGBTQI fans for holding hands or kissing in public at the World Cup. The country has faced questions about its human rights records, treatment of migrant workers and homophobic laws ahead of the World Cup. Homosexuality in Qatar  is illegal.

Rangers legend Brian Laudrup has hit back at accusations of greed after pulled from his job as a TV pundit in Denmark after featuring in an advert for Dubai tourism.

England's WAGS are going to be in the lap of luxury during the Qatar World Cup after booking themselves an indefinite stay on a stunning £1billion cruise liner.While Gareth Southgate's men take to the field in searing heats of up to 50c, their partners will be pampering themselves on what manufacturers MSC World Europa have described as a "floating palace".It includes six swimming pools, 14 ocean-view jacuzzies, salons, boutiques, restaurants, bars and even a dodgem car rink, and because the liner will be based offshore, guests won't have to abide by Qatar's strict drinking laws.READ MORE: Five footballers' WAGs who can't stop bonking - from Pamela Anderson to Wanda NaraThere's also a five-a-side pitch, a basketball court and an incredible 11-deck high slide called 'the Venom drop' for the kids.Packages will cost players’ families £6,000 each - a drop in the bucket for England’s mega-rich stars - and while several WAGS plan to station themselves in neighbouring Dubai and fly in for matches, a number of partners have already opted to make the cruise liner their permanent base for the tournament.According to The Sun, Phil Foden’s girlfriend Rebecca Cooke is among those to have expressed an interest in staying there, as has Harry Maguire's wife Fern.Does it help or hinder England's chances by having the WAGS out in Qatar? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.Fans will also be allowed the chance to stay on the luxury liner, with prices starting at around £300 per night for a double room and rocketing up to around £690 per night.Those staying on the 205,700 tonne ship are promised a "globally inspired urban design" and a "world of immersive experiences".Meanwhile, the Three Lions will be based at the posh

Gareth Southgate has hinted that he will rely on his experienced players for England's World Cup squad rather than make too many changes in reaction to their poor form.

He even added she was forced to write in note form in order to communicate. Harry spoke to The Mirror about the ordeal, and explained: “The symptoms weren’t good, if I’m truthful. “You start to think about all kinds of sinister things. It’s been a real worry.“Sandra has suffered.

1966 World Cup final ever did. In an interview with The Telegraph, the 80-year-old footballing legend said older generations are often “nervous” about embracing technology. The former England striker admitted he often relies on the assistance of his son-in-law and granddaughter to help navigate the world of apps, video calls and smartphones.

Gary Neville has blasted the living conditions for workers at the Qatar World Cup. As part of a new Sky documentary, the Manchester United legend is seen shocked at the accommodation the workers who have built the new stadiums for the tournament have had to live in.

It is a case of one final push for Scotland as they make the trip to Poland to take on Ukraine in their final Nations League clash on Tuesday.

Disappointed Reo Hatate has vented his frustrations after being left out of the first World Cup warm-up friendly for Japan.

Steve Clarke will be thinking of nothing other than finishing off this international triple header with a hat-trick of wins for Scotland and keep the Tartan Army riding high on a wave of euphoria following victories over Ukraine and the Republic of Ireland at Hampden.

David Beckham took to social media with a heartfelt message for tennis star Roger Federer after his final tennis match at the Laver Cup.MORE: David Beckham celebrates career news following Queen queue praiseThe former football star shared the sweet words for the star on his Instagram Stories to his 75.3 million followers alongside a photo of the legendary player mid-match.WATCH: David Beckham reveals heartfelt reason why he joined the queue to see the Queen's coffinThe doting father penned: "Something we will all miss. Nothing more beautiful than this @rogerfederer."READ: Exclusive: Inside Andy Murray, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic's friendship, rivalry and family lifeSEE: Roger Federer announces retirement from tennis - 'This is a bittersweet decision'Last week, Roger announced he was retiring from the sport.

READ MORE: Britain's most notorious football hooligans now – from MMA fighter to film producer But authorities did clamp down on fan violence after an infamous FA Cup sixth round tie between Luton Town and Millwall at Kenilworth Road in 1985.The frightening scenes saw Millwall fans riot after the 1-0 defeat and a knife was even thrown towards the home goalkeeper.Luton’s manager at the time, David Pleat, remembered: “There were people being carried away on stretchers, fans on the edge of the pitch and players constantly looking up at their families because billiard balls were being thrown at the directors' box."I can't tell you much about the football, because there was so much else going on. It was completely out of control."In response, football banning orders (FBOs) became the norm and policing and intelligence at football games went up many notches.

The Scottish Government has vowed to pilot free school meals for secondary school pupils following a Sunday Mail campaign.