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• How 200 fast-food orders has landed Samir Nasri in £4.8m tax probe

  Former Premier League star Samir Nasri is under investigation by French authorities for alleged tax fraud after over 200 food delivery orders reportedly placed him in Paris rather than Dubai. ​Samir Nasri is embroiled in a legal battle after French tax authorities allegedly used his Deliveroo history to track his location. Despite claiming residency in tax-free Dubai, reports suggest 212 fast-food orders were delivered to his Paris home in 2022. Consequently, the 38-year-old pundit faces a potential £4.8 million reassessment, covering backdated income tax and property levies accrued since 2019. ​The French treasury has already moved to freeze a bank account and place a judicial lien on Nasri’s residence. Investigators are also examining his punditry appearances for Canal+ and stakes in local companies as evidence of his permanent presence in France. Nasri, who earned £180,000-a-week during his peak at Manchester City, denied the charges while authorities continue to scrutinize his financial ties. As Nasri fights to protect his assets, the “Deliveroo trail” serves as a modern warning to high-profile athletes attempting to navigate complex international tax laws through residency claims.

• Anthony Martial hits new low as he is BANISHED by his latest club

  Former Manchester United striker Anthony Martial has been exiled from training at Mexican club Monterrey following a furious outburst over being left on the substitutes’ bench.

  ​Former Manchester United star Anthony Martial has been banished by Monterrey after throwing a touchline tantrum in Mexico.

  The 30-year-old striker was reportedly exiled from training after reacting furiously to being overlooked for youngster Joaquin Moxica during a 3-2 defeat by Chivas de Guadalajara.

  Martial, who moved to Monterrey in September 2025, has struggled for form, netting just once in his last 21 appearances.

  ​The Frenchman’s frustration boiled over on the bench as Monterrey trailed by three goals.

  According to reports, “Martial lost his temper and remained an unused substitute for the rest of the game” after manager Nicolas Sanchez opted for other tactical changes.

  This latest disciplinary issue marks a new low for the forward, whose career has stalled significantly since leaving Old Trafford on a free transfer.

• Harry Maguire frowns at ridiculous penalty decision in England draw with Uruguay

  Harry Maguire criticized a late VAR-awarded penalty that allowed Uruguay to snatch a 1-1 draw against England at Wembley on Friday night, overshadowing Ben White’s earlier opening goal.

  Manchester United defender ​Harry Maguire expressed deep frustration following England’s 1-1 draw with Uruguay, labeling the stoppage-time penalty intervention “ridiculous.”

  Despite England controlling much of the friendly, a VAR review judged Ben White to have committed a foul in the box.

  Maguire defended his teammate’s actions to ITV, stating: “Ben’s just goes to try to block the shot. It’s not a bad tackle, it’s not malicious.”

  ​The match marked a disjointed debut for several players under new head coach Thomas Tuchel.

  While Maguire earned high praise from the national press for his leadership, the late equalizer cost England a morale-boosting victory.

  Reflecting on the team’s loss of rhythm following several second-half substitutions, Maguire remained adamant about the final decision, adding: “It’s part and parcel of defending in the box, there is going to be contact.”

• Joan Laporta makes huge promise to non-season ticket holders ahead of Barcelona presidential elections

  Incumbent Barcelona President Joan Laporta has made a dramatic election-eve pledge to slash ticket prices for non-season ticket holders by half, responding to fierce criticism regarding the club’s rising attendance costs.

  ​In a heated final presidential debate, Joan Laporta promised to halve matchday costs for club members without season tickets.

  The pledge followed a sharp critique from challenger Victor Font, who highlighted that a family of four currently pays €636 to watch Barcelona face Sevilla.

  Laporta defended his financial record, stating, “Now that we have recovered the club after going through the desert, what we will do is give a 50% discount.”

  ​The incumbent president framed the move as a reward for loyalty during the club’s recent economic hardships.

  Laporta dismissed Font’s skepticism by emphasizing the stability his board has supposedly achieved. “I’m not just talking like you.

  We have done very good work, and we are entering a phase of consolidation,” he remarked. This populist vow aims to secure critical support ahead of Sunday’s high-stakes presidential vote.

• Lamine Yamal creates more UCL history in Barcelona’s last-gasp draw at Newcastle

  Lamine Yamal set a new club record for the latest Champions League penalty goal to rescue a -1 draw for Barcelona against Newcastle United at St. James’ Park.

  ​Barcelona sensation Lamine Yamal secured a dramatic 1-1 draw against Newcastle United, netting a penalty at 95 minutes and 50 seconds.

  The strike marked the latest penalty goal in Barcelona’s Champions League history. After Harvey Barnes gave the hosts a late lead, Yamal converted following a foul on Dani Olmo.

  The 18-year-old now boasts 35 direct goal contributions across all competitions this season.

  ​Hansi Flick admitted his side struggled with possession but praised their defensive resilience ahead of the return leg.

  Flick acknowledged, “We didn’t play well with the ball, we lost possession too often, which is what Newcastle want.”

  Despite the performance, the manager remains optimistic for the reverse fixture on March 18, promising that supporters will “see a different Barca in the second leg.”