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Past Lives to The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes – the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Ahead of her hotly anticipated new film Materialists, dive into Celine Song’s tremendous, heartbreaking tour de force – or try the new Hunger Games musical … the best in the franchise yet

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Cloughie’s notes, Hillman Imps and Bela Lugosi: my glorious trove of old Forest programmes

Dusting off a pile of matchday gems from the City Ground spanning 50 years reveals a rich seam of cultural and sporting delights

The Guardian - UK

How bad was Spurs v United in comparison to other European club finals?

Wednesday’s fare in Bilbao was low on quality, bringing to mind some other high-stakes stinkers, such as the 2003 Champions League showpiece between Milan and Juventus

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What are the worst European football finals … based on league position?

Plus: more strange player-of-the-match awards and shot-shy winners; and did Brian Clough deliberately go down to 10 men?

The Guardian - UK

Red or Dead review – Peter Mullan never walks alone as Liverpool FC hero Bill Shankly

A cast of more than 50 delivers an inspiring adaptation of David Peace’s epic novel about a manager who prized socialism

The Guardian - UK

‘Newcastle’s board said I was over the hill, so I left and played 108 consecutive games and won the European Cup – not a bad way to answer that accusation!’: Ex-Magpies defender reflects on career highlight after proving former side wrong

Newcastle made a mistake in letting a defender go at just 31, who then went onto win the European Cup at 35

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‘Brian Clough locked me in his office for three hours, gave my new wife flowers and chocolates, and told me I wasn’t leaving until I signed for Nottingham Forest’ Martin Keown discusses the grilling he got from Old Big ‘Ead’

The former Arsenal and England defender recounts an audience with Brian Clough in detail to FourFourTwo

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Nottingham Forest and Liverpool revive rivalry forged in late 1970s

Classes of 2025 meet on Tuesday, echoing trophy-dictating matches between sides coached by Clough and Paisley

The Guardian - UK

Can Nottingham Forest do a Leicester? Throwback title charge evokes magical memories

For the first time since 1979, Nottingham Forest’s encounter with Liverpool is being billed as a title clash – but can Nuno Espirito Santo’s side keep their remarkable run going?

The Independent UK

League Cup winners

The League Cup was founded in 1960. Here, a look at all of the clubs to have won England's second cup competition since then...

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Nuno not interested in league table after Forest move within six points of top

Goals from Morgan Gibbs-White, Chris Wood and Taiwo Awoniyi earned a sixth successive Premier League win.

The Independent UK

Nottingham Forest move within six points of leaders Liverpool with win at Wolves

A brilliant season under Nuno Espirito Santo continued at Molineux thanks to goals from Morgan Gibbs-White, Chris Wood and Taiwo Awoniyi.

The Independent UK

The 11 Best Soccer Movies of All Time

The world's most popular sport has plenty of movies about it. From "Bend It Like Beckham" to "Offside", these are the best of the bunch.

Sports Illustrated

Players who won different leagues with the same club

These stars were all champions at two or more levels with one side

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‘Why is the world so judgmental?’ Ian Holloway on painting, metal detecting and his 1,000th game

As the Swindon manager hits the dugout landmark he reflects on his ‘rollercoaster’ life and why he would be first to go in a nuclear attack

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Great manager and assistant duos

A look at some notable coaching combinations from football history

The Guardian - UK

‘The Godfather’: fitness guru who breathed fire into Forest’s second coming

Trailblazing trainer Pete Edwards helped transform Frank Clark’s vintage team of Pearce, Collymore and Roy

The Guardian - UK

‘It wasn’t sexual in any way!’ 50 years of streaking – by the people who dared to bare all

In 1974, it became a craze, and has been happening ever since. While some streakers do it for a cause and others for a laugh, all agree the adrenaline rush is unbeatable. So do they have any regrets?

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Have Ipswich recorded the longest sequence of palindromic results?

Plus: plenty more pitch trickery, team captains on loan and the Manchester United player with a one-second career

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'I got a few kisses and a few rollickings from Brian Clough: I travelled on the bus with Nottingham Forest, but once he marched me out of the dressing room' – Clive Tyldesley on working with English football's most famous managers

Former ITV commentator Clive Tyldesley had a good grounding, working with legend of the game Brian Clough at the start of his career

The Independent UK

Tea with Clough to Centre Court with Clinton – Garry Richardson set for farewell

The broadcasting great’s remarkable BBC presenting and reporting career will come to an end on Monday.

The Independent UK

Five thrilling football films to watch in the run up to the Euros

These handpicked movies about the beautiful game are the perfect way to kick off your Euros summer

Evening Standard

Liz Truss's husband feared her stint as prime minister 'would end in tears', new book reveals

Former Tory leader makes admission in new book, Ten Years to Save the West

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss book says husband predicted premiership ‘would all end in tears’

Short-lived PM also says she anticipated mini-budget ‘turbulence’ and compares herself to Brian Clough

The Guardian - UK

‘She still carries an aura of spectacular failure’: why hasn’t Liz Truss gone away?

Her 49 days in power ended in catastrophe, yet the shortest serving prime minister in British history is back, launching a new conservative movement with global ambitions. You just can’t keep a bad politician down …

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