IAN LADYMAN AT THE ETIHAD: Here against the Champions of Europe, with Pep Guardiola watching on from beneath his flat cap in the directors' box, Enzo Maresca's City threatened to collapse.

NATHAN SALT: Lisandro Martinez took to social media in a late bid to dilute his scathing comments 24 hours on from his blistering criticism of club bosses.

Roy Keane has accused Manchester United's dressing room leaders of being too busy podcasting to enforce dressing room discipline.

JACK GAUGHAN: Flat caps became a thing for Pep Guardiola when Mike Summerbee took him to tailors Williams & Gill on Chapel Street after taking over.

India wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson acknowledged that no one can replace a bowler like Jasprit Bumrah as India face a bowling challenge in the ongoing white-ball series against the West Indies.

Brian Flores’ attorneys say an unsealed Korn Ferry assessment used racial stereotypes and treated his discrimination lawsuit against the NFL as a hiring drawback.

Tyreek Hill faces fresh questions about his NFL future after a Miami jury awarded his estranged wife, Keeta Vaccaro, $500,000 in a civil battery case. Meanwhile, her business dinner from earlier this month highlighted her work.

Royce Keys says 946 will bring out a different side of every member after Carmelo Hayes joined the WWE faction on RAW. Keys also explains his bond with Hayes, compares him to a pit bull, and repeats the group's warning that nobody is safe.

Can David Bailey take advantage of the New England Patriots’ offensive line concerns? Drake Maye faces a tough test after two strong games as the Jets rookie looks to build on his three-sack performance.

Dianna Russini's controversy has sparked fresh debate about female sports reporters and their relationships with athletes. Now, Taylor Rooks is defending her close connections with sports stars and explaining why trust matters in her work.