Pressure has increased on the Dutchman on the back of his side's 3-0 defeat by Liverpool last Sunday, with the Red Devils losing two of their first three matches of the Premier League season.
ALEX BYWATER AT KINGSHOLM: Marlie Packer said her England side would be ready for 'one hell of an encounter' with New Zealand after the Red Roses beat France.
Some of the things Shankly said have been embellished through the decades but his evocative description of Yeats proved to be timeless.
NIK SIMON: By the time Jonny Wilkinson played his final match in France, the entire crowd rose to its feet in his honour. Owen Farrell is embarking on a similar journey of escapism.
LAWRENCE BOOTH: Moeen, 37, had already retired from Test cricket, for a second time, after last year's Ashes, but then took part in England's World Cup campaigns.
DAN EVANS: I know many players who would have pulled the plug and retired if they were two sets down and vomiting all over the court. Jack didn't. He battled on and fought and he did everyone proud.
COMMENT BY JONATHAN McEVOY: Even in stuttering victory in Dublin against the Republic of Ireland part of a national heritage was burnt before the game started.
IAN HERBERT IN PARIS: It's about more than powering across a 200-metre stretch of water in under a minute for Emma Wiggs,who joined the ranks of Britain's great Paralympians.
OLIVER HOLT: Sir Brendan felt British athletics was enjoying a renaissance after the global governing body had been given new credibility by World Athletics president Lord Coe
The 15-year-old is the youngest winner since 2006, beating No 7 seed Wakana Sonobe of Japan, and the first British winner of this event since Heather Watson in 2009.
MATTHEW LAMBERT AT FLUSHING MEADOWS: Despite suffering from nausea, brought on by nerves and the humid weather, the 22-year-old competed well in his defeat by Jannik Sinner.
DOMINIC KING AT HAYDOCK PARK: It was just like old times and the Haydock Park crowd loved it - how could they not as a jockey called Fallon rode like a demon to win a Group One?
CRAIG HOPE AT THE AVIVA STADIUM: Mail Sport's man on the ground runs the rule over interim boss Lee Carsley, looking at his team selection, his tactics, touchline demeanour and more.
England midfielder Declan Rice has revealed the reason why he opted not to celebrate his goal against Ireland and felt the fans in Dublin were justified to boo him.
Mahomes has gone public with her support for Donald Trump at the upcoming presidential election, a view that is seemingly at odds with Swift.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY NASSER HUSSAIN: Only two players have scored more runs and taken more wickets for England, with Moeen a regular in all three formats for England.
The Nottingham Forest midfielder made his England debut in the Under 21s' goalless draw with Northern Ireland on Friday night.
Clarke will lead Scotland into Sunday's Nations League clash on the back of just one win in 13 matches, against Gibraltar, and fresh from an agonising 3-2 home defeat by Poland.
