Press conference: O'Neil on Lerma fitness, team spirit and Liverpool's attacking threat Afternoon Gary. Hi Mark. Obviously last week was a real blow for you and the lads and the club having played so well at times at the Emirates. How much of a psychological coaching session have you had to do with the lads to pick them up? Because conceding in that manner, in that style, when there was so much at stake, clearly the lads would have been disappointed. Have you had to kind of lift them in a psychological way? I think the moment in the dressing room right after it was the toughest aspect. So speaking to the group about how I felt about the game at that moment, understanding where they were emotionally from that. But moving past that this week has just gone back to Liverpool coming. So from Monday the lads were ready to work, ready to go. So there was absolutely no hangover what...

Summary: Luton Town manager Rob Edwards discusses the team's excitement and determination for the upcoming match against Chelsea . Edwards provides updates on player availability , mentioning Ross Bossby and Reece Burke's return. He highlights the impact of new signing Tim Krul and the competition for starting positions. Edwards reflects on lessons learned from the Brighton game, focusing on defensive improvements . He expresses respect for Mauricio Pochettino and readiness for tactical challenges . Edwards emphasizes the team's commit...

Summary: The Lionesses are on the cusp of their first World Cup final , a dream for players that has been years in the making. The team emphasizes the importance of executing their game plan and playing the best game of their lives. The match against Spain carries significant stakes, raising the bar even higher after their Euro victory. Women's football has come a long way, and the Lionesses have a chance to write a new chapter in English football history . FIFA 's leadership acknowledges the transformative nature of the current Women's ...

Tommy Fury reacts to fight with Jake Paul The fight was amazing, really good fight, really enjoyable, solid eight rounds in the bank. Jake was a tough kid, he took a lot of good shots and he was still there so credit to himself. We didn't have to take this fight, he could afford anybody who wanted to. A lot of easier for challenges but he wanted to test himself so I can respect that. Well not really, I mean at the end of the day he was very similar to what I watched on tape, he didn't really do a lot but it was everything, don't forget I'm only 23 years old, the weight of the world on my shoulders tonight. My Mrs gave birth three weeks ago, there was a hell of a lot going on and I'm just happy that I came out here with my team, my dad, everybody else, I'm leaving with a win, we're leaving with a belt and it's just the best feeling in the world because o...

Succession final season: One head, one crown | The Leader podcast ES Audio From the Evening Standard in London, I'm Rachelle Travers and this is The Leader. Warning, this episode contains strong language as well as major spoilers for Tailgate Party, episode 7 of the final season of Succession. This week it's Election Eve on Succession and a group of America's most influential players have gathered at Chiven Toms before the big day. But of course, this isn't just any social event. Last minute allegiances are in the works, game changing details are revealed about Gojo, Kendall's plan to lose the co from his CEO title is revealed and there is the mother of all arguments involving a scorpion and a snake. Every Tuesday until the final of Succession, we'll be reviewing each episode after it drops on the Leader podcast. Be sure to listen to hear analysis, insight and ...