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Darren Till and Yoel Romero had to be forced apart by security their face-off ran beyond three tense minutes as the ex-UFC pair set the tone for their dream match in Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC).Liverpudlian Till, 33, is making his second outing for the Conor McGregor-owned bare-knuckle promotion after securing a knockout win of Aaron Chalmers, once of Geordie Shore fame, in his debut in May.The former UFC title contender now clashes with someone he once shared the middleweight rankings with in Romero, who at 49 continues to prove his reputation as a physical specimen.After trading barbs in their press conference in Manchester, the fighters took to the stage to close out the show with a customary face-off - and while there were no fireworks in the sense of a physical clash, it snatched attention for a completely different reason.Romero slowly lifted his head and locked eyes with Till, with their stare not broken for a total of three minutes and 28 seconds.Yoel Romero (left) takes off his glasses as the stare-down intensifies (BKFC)The host of BKFCs press conference signed off and thanked the viewers before the pair came near going their separate ways, each man refusing to be the first one to break eye contact.As the on-stage security tried to usher Till backwards towards the stage, the Scouser continued to stare at Romero and bowed towards him before, at long last, turning his head to depart.Many of those in attendance admitted it was the longest face-off theyd ever seen.Romero could be seen speaking to Till during the face-off, though the Cuban remained coy over what was said.We didnt really talk much, I just told him that this isnt a game and I did not come here to play, Romero told The Independent through an interpreter, having spent the entire press conference refusing to bow to Tills demands for him to speak in English.I was looking right through him. I couldve been there all day. I came here to Manchester to win.Romero was a major threat at the top of the middleweight division during his time in the UFC. He had three opportunities at the gold and beat Luke Rockhold with the interim belt on the line in 2018 - but wasnt eligible to become champion due to missing weightThe Cuban only made his UFC debut at the age of 36, having won Olympic silver in wrestling at Sydney 2000, and has remarkably continued to remain active for Bellator, RAF and other bare-knuckle promotions as he approaches 50.Cuban physical specimen Romero has remained remarkably active as he approaches 50 (BKFC)Till, meanwhile, has experienced a rejuvenation outside the UFC, where his mesmeric rise to a welterweight title shot was followed by a sharp decline where he lost five fights in six.He went unbeaten in three fights for Misfits, most notably finishing former UFC champion Rockhold, and now intends to go on a similarly dominant run for BKFC.The pair will throw down at the AO Arena on 26 September.

Just 39 days remain until the New Orleans Saints take the field for their regular season opener. The Saints are on the road to begin 2026, traveling to face the Detroit Lions on Sunday, Sept. 13. Kicker Charlie Smyth wears No. 39 for New Orleans as he enters his third training camp with the team.Smyth was on the New Orleans practice squad for his first year and most of his second. Down the stretch of 2025, he'd finally get his opportunity and responded well. Smyth will have competition to hold the job this summer, but we feature him now in our Saints Player of the Day segment.Name (age): Charlie Smyth (25)Hometown: Mayobridge, Newry, IrelandPosition: KickerHeight, weight: 6-foot-4, 210 poundsCollege: St. Marys University College (Belfast, Ireland)Relative Athletic Score: n/aDrafted: via NFL International Pathway Program in 2024 (Saints)NFL experience: 2 years2026 salary cap hit: $1.01 millionCharlie Smyth's path to the NFL is an uncommon one. A Gaelic football player growing up in Ireland, Smyth picked up the sport at the age of 4. He starred as a goalkeeper on the Ulster Under-20 championship squad and received multiple national honors. In 2024, Smyth looked to enter the NFL through the NFL's International Pathway Player Program. He hit on 20 of his 26 field goal attempts through the Scouting Combine and his Pro Day, including one from beyond 60 yards. It was enough to convince New Orleans to sign him, making Smyth the first Gaelic Athletic Association player to join an NFL team.Smyth didn't make the Saints active roster coming out of 2024 training camp. However, he was added back to the New Orleans practice squad. He'd remain there for the duration of that year and was re-signed to a reserve/future deal at the end of the year. Charlie Smyth again challenged incumbent Blake Grupe for the kicking role during 2025 training camp. The battle was much closer, but the Saints still elected to keep Grupe and relegate Smyth to the practice squad. Grupe had major struggles through the first 11 games of last year, eventually forcing the team to release him and turn to Smyth.Charlie Smyth pounced on his NFL opportunity. Over the last six games, he converted 12 of 16 field goal attempts and was perfect on his 13 extra points. He hit a 47-yard game-winning field goal to defeat the Carolina Panthers on the final play and converted 4 of 6 field goal tries from beyond 50 yards.Smyth will have to earn the kicking job in 2026 for the Saints. New Orleans added UFL Special Teams Player of the Year Tanner Brown this offseason to provide competition. Brown has shown tremendous long-range accuracy. This has also been a strength for Smyth. Expect a battle throughout camp at this spot, but Charlie Smyth has already shown that he can respond to NFL pressures.This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: Countdown to Kickoff: Charlie Smyth is the Saints Player of Day 39

Liverpool legend set to join European sideMohamed Salah to Trabzonspor: Flight Announcement Confirms Next Club After Liverpool ExitMohamed Salahs next move now appears settled, with Trabzonspor effectively confirming the arrival of the former Liverpool forward after days of growing expectation. As first reported and discussed by Liverpool.com, the Turkish side have moved into the open, releasing travel details before any formal unveiling.For a player of Salahs stature, the process has been unusually public. Yet the message from Trabzonspor leaves very little room for doubt. Addressing supporters directly, the club said: Professional footballer Mohamed Salah, with whom we have begun transfer negotiations, will be at Istanbul Atatrk Airport General Aviation Terminal at 12:00 on Wednesday, August 5 (tomorrow). It added: The player is scheduled to arrive in Trabzon on the same day in the evening hours. The time and other details regarding the welcome program in Trabzon will be shared with the public through our clubs official communication channels during the day.LFC WebsiteSalah transfer edges to completionThe wording stops short of a final contract announcement, though in practical terms this is as close to confirmation as it gets. Trabzonspor had already posted that discussions were under way and then followed that with a teaser carrying Egyptian imagery, signalling clearly where the story was heading.Salah has been a free agent since leaving Liverpool earlier this summer after waiving the final year of his deal. Since then, there has been no shortage of interest or noise around the market. Saudi Arabia remained an obvious talking point because of long-running admiration, while Major League Soccer was mentioned in some quarters as another possible route.In the end, Turkiye emerged as the strongest option. Besiktas had made an effort to position themselves for the deal, but that route now looks closed, with Trabzonspor moving decisively and publicly to bring matters forward.Trabzonspor move brings clarityFrom a football perspective, this is a notable landing spot. Trabzonspor finished third in the Turkish Super Lig last season and will be playing Europa League football rather than competing in the Champions League. For some, that may register as a surprise given Salahs enduring pedigree and the expectation that, if he stayed in Europe, he might prioritise the top-tier continental stage.That said, transfer decisions at this stage of a career are rarely shaped by one factor alone. Competitive level, length of contract, lifestyle, club ambition and personal preference all carry weight. The expectation is that Salah will sign a two-year deal, which suggests this has been framed as more than a glamour stop or short-term arrangement.There is also a wider significance to the move. Salah leaves behind an extraordinary Liverpool legacy, one built over years of goals, elite consistency and landmark moments. He departed as one of the clubs most important modern-era figures, and any next destination was always going to be examined through that lens.What this means after Liverpool departureFor Liverpool supporters, the finality matters as much as the destination. Speculation can often drag on after a major exit, particularly when a high-profile free agent is involved. This update gives shape to the next chapter and closes a period of uncertainty around one of the most decorated forwards of his generation.It also means there will be no immediate reunion on the Champions League stage next season. With Trabzonspor heading into the Europa League, any meeting with Liverpool would need a different route through European competition.As announcements go, this has been unconventional. Still, the substance is clear. Barring a late twist, Mohamed Salah is heading to Trabzonspor, and one of the summers most closely watched free-agent stories is reaching its conclusion.Our ViewHonestly, this is a stunning one. Not because Salah moving on was impossible, that part had already sunk in, but because Trabzonspor feels like a destination hardly anyone would have confidently called a few months ago. You spend years watching a player operate at an elite level, carrying Liverpool through huge games, and then suddenly his next chapter is being introduced via airport details. It is hard not to do a double take.From a supporters point of view, there is real curiosity here. You naturally imagined one of the biggest names in world football ending up in Saudi Arabia, or perhaps taking the American route, or even joining a Champions League club in Europe. Trabzonspor is different, and maybe that is what makes it so interesting. It suggests this decision could be based on football and lifestyle in equal measure, rather than pure profile.There is also a strange emotional side to it. Seeing Salah line up for anyone else was always going to feel odd. Seeing him do it in the Turkish Super Lig will feel even more surreal. But if this is the move that gives him enjoyment, responsibility and a fresh challenge, then most Liverpool fans will simply hope it goes well.More than anything, there is gratitude. Whatever comes next, his place in Liverpool history is secure, and that will not change because his next stop turned out to be an unexpected one.Source: Liverpool.com

FEATURE | Can Adi Htters new-look Eintracht Frankfurt challenge the Bundesligas elite again?Eintracht Frankfurt enter the 2026/27 Bundesliga season with renewed optimism after an ambitious summer rebuild led by returning head coach Adi Htter. Having previously guided the Eagles to one of the clubs most memorable modern eras between 2018 and 2021, the Austrian returns to Deutsche Bank Park tasked with restoring Die Adler as one of Germanys most competitive sides.The early signs suggest the club have fully backed him.A squad built for Htters footballOne of Frankfurts headline additions is Germany youth international Nol Asko Nkili, whose arrival strengthens a midfield that requires greater athleticism and defensive intensity. Asko is comfortable covering large spaces, winning duels and progressing possession, qualities that fit naturally into Htters aggressive, transition-based style.The Eagles have also focused on improving the overall balance of the squad rather than simply adding star names. Htters teams have historically relied on collective organisation, quick vertical attacks and relentless pressing, meaning every signing must fit the tactical identity instead of relying on individual brilliance.That philosophy helped Frankfurt reach the Europa League semi-finals during Htters first spell and could once again become the foundation of the clubs success.Returning to an aggressive identityUnder Htter, Frankfurt are expected to return to an intense pressing game built around winning possession high up the pitch before attacking quickly. His preferred systems, whether a back three or a flexible back four, emphasise compactness, athletic wing-backs and midfielders capable of covering significant ground.Players such as Asko should allow Frankfurt to regain some of the physical edge that has occasionally been missing in recent seasons.The biggest question will be whether the attack can consistently convert the chances created by that high-energy approach. If Frankfurt rediscovers the efficiency that characterised Htters first spell, European qualification should once again become a realistic objective.Can Frankfurt break into the top four?The Bundesliga remains exceptionally competitive behind Bayern Munich, but Frankfurt have shown repeatedly over the past decade that they can outperform clubs with larger budgets through intelligent recruitment and tactical clarity.A return to the Champions League places may still depend on how quickly Htters ideas take hold and how rapidly the new signings adapt. However, with an experienced coach who already understands the club and a squad assembled specifically for his style of football, Frankfurt appear better positioned than they have been for several seasons.If the rebuild develops as planned, the Eagles could once again become one of the Bundesligas most entertaining and difficult teams to face.GGFN | Felipe

The Manchester City starting eleven has been confirmed ahead of their clash with the K-League All-StarsManchester City have confirmed their starting lineup ahead fo todays friendly against the K-League All-Stars at the Seoul World Cup Stadium in South Korea. Enzo Maresca lost on penalties to Inter Milan in their first friendly of their preseason tour of Asia. The match finished 1-1 and City showed a lot at the Kai Tak Stadium, especially in the second half. They will be looking to build on that performance today in Seoul.Unfortunately, Ryan McAidoo has been ruled out of todays match due to a shoulder injury. Enzo Maresca informed the media yesterday that McAidoos injury isnt serious or a cause for concern. Matheus Nunes, Ruben Dias, and Omar Marmoush are all available for todays match against the K-League All-Stars. The trio missed Manchester Citys first preseason friendly when they linked up with Enzo Marescas squad after their World Cup commitments.Enzo Maresca has selected a strong starting eleven for todays friendly against the K-League All-Stars. The Manchester City starting lineup is almost as strong as Enzo Maresca can select from the players he had available. There were two changes made to the starting eleven from the Inter Milan match with Ruben Dias and Rayan Ait-Nouri replacing Stephen Mfuni and Savinho.Manchester City starting lineup:Gianluigi Donnarumma, Abdukodir Khusanov, Ruben Dias (C), Josko Gvardiol, Rayan Ait-Nouri, Rico Lewis, Mateo Kovacic, Tijjani Reijnders, Antoine Semenyo, Phil Foden, Divin Mubama.Substitutes:Bettinelli, Wint, Chabot, Marmoush, Nico, Reis, Savinho, Nunes, Echeverri, Monga, Braithwaite, Mukasa, Alleyne, Sangare, F. Samba, Heskey, Henderson-Hall, Mfuni, Parker.

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