What Sergio Aguero told Julian Alvarez about Man City in chats

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw's daughters Audrey and Gracie McGraw have shared their sadness following the death of French-Swiss director Jean-Luc Godard.MORE: Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's daughter Gracie issues urgent warning to fans after alarming newsThe famous offspring took to their respective Instagram accounts on Tuesday shortly after Jean-Luc's passing was revealed to pay their respects to the filmmaker, who revolutionised post-war cinema in Europe.WATCH: Faith Hill & Tim McGraw share story on meeting daughter's boyfriendAudrey was first to mark Jean-Luc's death, sharing an old black and white photo of him on her Instagram Stories which she captioned with a broken heart emoji.Gracie also took to her Stories and shared an image of Jean-Luc, but let the picture speak for itself as she left no comment.MORE: Faith Hill's lookalike daughter Audrey stuns in red lace in intimate bedroom selfieSEE: Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's mega-mansion is 10x bigger than average US homeJean-Luc passed away "peacefully at home" on Tuesday while surrounded by his loved ones, including his film-maker wife, Annie-Marie Miéville, in the Swiss town of Rolle. He was 91.His long-time legal adviser, Patrick Jeanneret, revealed he had chosen to end his life and died by assisted suicide, having suffered from "multiple disabling pathologies".

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer Matt Yglesias returns to podcasting today with “Bad Takes,” a new show that aims to challenge political pieties that take hold online. Yglesias will co-host the show with his longtime editor, Laura McGann, who leads the newsroom of the startup site Grid. In an interview, Yglesias said the goal of the podcast is to bring political discourse “back to reality.” “I think there are a ton of very extreme ideas floating around on the left and right on the Internet,” he said. “In some ways, the easiest way to go viral and get engagement is with very wild takes. Part of the structure here is to push back and to bring people back to good sense.”

Madonna looked incredible as she partied the night away while getting snapped completely filter-free as she donned a tight corset and pink hair in candid snaps.

The Great British Bake Off stars have led tributes after fans were devastated to learn of a tragic death behind the scenes during the premiere episode.Tuesday's show welcomed 12 new bakers into the famous tent, alongside returning presenters Matt Lucas and Noel Fielding and judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.Amid happiness about a new series, the episode ended on a sad note.READ MORE:Matt Lucas shows off dramatic weight loss transformation in new series of Bake OffBefore the credits rolled, a tribute was aired to Love Productions food producer Chloë Avery who sadly passed away from cancer last month.Chloë worked on Bake Off for a number of years, with viewers and former contestants of the Channel 4 series devastated to learn of her death.Posting to Twitter, one viewer wrote: "That's such sad news. RIP Chloe."Another commented: "Very sorry for your loss.

Fashion Nova. Shoppers were absolutely stunned by a recent post on the Californian retailer's Instagram page.Posting recently where it has over 21.4million followers, the influencer rocked a style from NovaSWIM.READ MORE: Plus size babe praised for 'normalising scars' by flaunting curves in slinky bikiniShe looked gorgeous in the wavy silver/white style as it also exposes a lot of skin.

Manchester City scored a late penalty to rescue a second successive 3-3 draw as their charity match in Barcelona ended in entertaining fashion.

Rio Ferdinand says a “calculated” Cristiano Ronaldo knew what he was doing when he snubbed Jamie Carragher on live TV ahead of Manchester United’s 2-1 win over Liverpool.

Stormzy took on the role of football pundit on live TV last night (August 22) following Manchester United’s 2-1 victory over Liverpool – check out the clip below.The Croydon MC – who supports Man Utd – attended the Premier League game with his young nephews, and took the time out to share his post-match thoughts on Sky Sports. “That was amazing,” he said. “That’s the best we’ve been this season.”Later, he admitted that he was feeling “a bit flustered” and “starstuck” after being asked to take part in a chat with pundits Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville: “Someone gave me a mic and now I’m here like ‘Mum, I made it!'”Stormzy was then asked his opinion on Cristiano Ronaldo being dropped from United’s starting line-up.

Gary Neville has questioned Manchester United’s decision to hand Casemiro a four-year deal with an option for a 12-month extension.

Marcus Rashford has admitted that the energy Manchester United displayed from the first whistle was the key to helping them record their first victory of the season against Liverpool at Old Trafford on Monday night.

Micah Richards has named Manchester City's vulnerability as they drew 3-3 with Newcastle United at St James' Park.

Manchester United attacker Marcus Rashford has admitted that he is enjoying life under Erik ten Hag despite their disappointing start to the season.

Mikel Arteta has revealed the Arsenal dressing room was already singing the new William Saliba chant after their impressive 3-0 win over Bournemouth.The Vitality Stadium was rocking to The Champs' hit 'Tequila' with a slight lyric change to 'Saliba'. And as Arsenal played the Cherries off the park, the new chant provided a backdrop for the clash.Saliba's performance wasn't unnoticed by the Arsenal squad either, and the chant was quickly appointed by the Frenchman's teammates.

Erling Haaland has recalled the time he and Dad Alfie “went crazy” when Sergio Aguero scored his unforgettable 2011/12 title-winning goal against QPR. It’s a moment that has frequently been named as the most memorable in Premier League history, and Haaland said his recollection of the day is still crystal clear a decade on.

Raheem Sterling has revealed that he was left 'fuming and raging' at the manner of his Manchester City exit after joining Chelsea earlier in the summer.

Premier League rivals Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher are used to bickering both on our screens and online, but now the ex-Manchester United star has joked about getting his lawyers involved.Carragher and Neville shared 'hatred' for one another during their playing days, but have struck up an unlikely friendship following their retirement. However, a large part of their relationship involved winding the other one up, with the Manchester and Liverpool divide still strong.It even says in Carragher's Twitter bio: "Now annoying Gary Neville on Sky Sports," and he's pushed his buttons on the social media platform by having him as his profile picture but dressed up as a clown.

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has been labelled as 'not good enough' for Erik ten Hag's side by former Liverpool player and Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher.

Julian Alvarez wants to learn from Erling Haaland rather than compete with him at Manchester City.

Former Liverpool and England centre-back Jamie Carragher is adamant that summer signing Lisandro Martinez cannot play in a back four for Manchester United in the Premier League.