Harry De Cosemo

1 week ago | forbes.com | Harry De Cosemo

On Friday afternoon UK time, Newcastle United announced plans to change its crest for the first time in almost 40 years. The club’s supporters were left to pick up the pieces after something of a shock, and it is fair to say the reaction is mixed at best. This is an incredibly emotive subject. Nothing quite represents a club’s identity like the crest; that is its purpose by definition.

1 week ago | forbes.com | Harry De Cosemo

This is a game the could be played in the Wild West. A shoot-out at high noon. The prize? One giant leap towards Champions League qualification. Both Newcastle United and Chelsea know what they have to do at St James’ Park on Sunday. Whatever the result, both clubs will remain in the race. Six teams from the Premier League will qualify for the Champions League next season, five through league position and either Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United, who will contest the Europa League final.

1 week ago | bbc.co.uk | Harry De Cosemo

Captain Jason Knight says he joined City from Derby County in 2023 in order to play in the Premier League, and is determined to deliver promotion for the club and city. "Getting into the play-offs was a big ambition of ours at the start of the season," the Republic of Ireland international midfielder said. "We've got to take it game by game, we want to win the home leg and try to get a good result in Sheffield. We've got a good group; we won't be fazed by any outcome.

1 week ago | bbc.com | Harry De Cosemo

Captain Jason Knight says he joined City from Derby County in 2023 in order to play in the Premier League, and is determined to deliver promotion for the club and city. "Getting into the play-offs was a big ambition of ours at the start of the season," the Republic of Ireland international midfielder said. "We've got to take it game by game, we want to win the home leg and try to get a good result in Sheffield. We've got a good group; we won't be fazed by any outcome.

1 week ago | au.sports.yahoo.com | Harry De Cosemo

Bristol City boss Liam Manning accepts his side will be underdogs in their Championship play-off semi-final with Sheffield United, but wants them to have "no regrets". City face the Blades at Ashton Gate on Thursday (20:00 BST) after securing a top six spot for the first time since 2008. They then travel to Bramall Lane for the second leg on Monday. Manning insists he will not adapt his tactics for the tie despite being outsiders, but challenged his players to give it their all.