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Chelsea are continuing to explore the possibility of signing England international Alex Scott, despite the huge financial commitment needed to strike a deal.

Our regular tennis feature, The Base Line, looks to keep you up to date with the relentless and fast-paced nature of the ATP and WTA Tours. Who were crowned champions, who struggled to make an impact, and what moments stood out?

Eli Junior Kroupi's return to action for Bournemouth could reignite a transfer tussle in January.

Arsenal are preparing to continue their search for attacking reinforcements in 2027, with sources indicating that the Premier League champions could target both a wide forward and a centre-forward.

The NHL has completed another full week of action, and once again we witnessed a host of compelling storylines. Who collected the most points this time, which goaltender stood out, and what was trending on social media? You'll find all that in our regular Monday feature, NHL Weekly.

What were the standout stories from the most recent race weekend? And what off-track developments are causing a stir? All of that and more is explored in Formula 1 Focus, a regular F1 column by Flashscore.

A blockbuster weekend saw Real Madrid win El Clasico and Manchester United be humbled again. So who joined them as the big winners and losers from the weekend's football leagues?

Former Premier League official, head of PGMOL and refereeing authority Keith Hackett, will be Flashscore's resident expert throughout the 2026/27 Premier League season, offering his observations on the performances of English top-flight officials, their decision-making, and other talking points after each weekend.

The Atlanta Falcons caused an upset over the undefeated San Francisco 49ers, while the Minnesota Vikings continued their perfect start on a busy NFL Sunday.

When Barcelona and Real Madrid clash in El Clasico, the whole of Planet Football stops to watch and admire.

Chelsea's hierarchy are optimistic about how Xabi Alonso has begun to shape the team, with growing belief that a return to the Champions League will provide the platform for another ambitious push in the transfer market.

Sunday night sees the first El Clasico of the 2026/27 season, and with Barcelona sitting pretty at the top of the Spanish top-flight, with a perfect nine wins from nine, the pressure is all on Jose Mourinho and his Real Madrid squad to deliver.

Tottenham Hotspur travel to Stamford Bridge on Saturday evening for another instalment of their London derby rivalry against Chelsea.

If there's one transfer that's almost certain to occur in next summer's transfer window, if not before, it will be the sale of Viktor Gyokeres by Arsenal.

There are still some weeks to wait before the transfer window opens again for business, but that won't stop the rumour mill from turning.

Nico Paz is shining at Como, with his performances under Cesc Fabregas showing why he was right to prioritise his development over an early move elsewhere.

After the chaos and goals galore of Matchday 2, the Champions League had a lot to live up to on Matchday 3, but the league phase delivered once again as heavyweight clashes headlined two epic nights of high-octane football.

Bayern Munich vs Arsenal has become a regular match-up in the Champions League of late, and the titanic tussles between two of European football's most storied teams rarely disappoint.

Michael Carrick is fighting to keep his Manchester United job, with figures at the club losing faith in his ability to turn around their season following the humiliating 4-1 defeat to Como.

Though Arsenal remain behind Man City in the Premier League table, Mikel Arteta's Gunners are already into their stride and will surely be there or thereabouts again when the silverware is dished out at the end of the season.

Chelsea have begun exploring the right-back market as they assess their long-term options.

Liverpool went into Tuesday night's Champions League encounter against Villarreal knowing that they'd beaten the Yellow Submarine on the last three occasions when the two teams had met, dating back to 2016.

Liverpool are confident of securing Rio Ngumoha's long-term future, with the club preparing to accelerate contract discussions as the teenager's performances continue to raise expectations around his potential.

James Maddison is determined to put his injury problems behind him and re-establish himself as a key figure at Tottenham, with the coming months potentially shaping his future at the club.

Manchester United face a growing dilemma over Marcus Rashford and Bruno Fernandes, with two of the club's highest-paid players struggling to make the desired impact.