Sports Headlines: Wednesday November 1, 2017.

Roma Thrash Chelsea And Manchester United Continues Cruise.

Chelsea players were left in tatters as the Romans proved too much for the English club  as they became the first Premier League team to lose in this year’s Champions League campaign. Manchester United however made it four wins out of four games to put one foot in the next round.

Manchester City And Napoli Fans Will Not Be Allowed Into The Stadium With Belts.

After the Etihad landlords beat Napoli last time, a fight had erupted between both fan bases in a pub near the stadium and belts were used as weapons. The scuffle led to the arrest of a Napoli fan who is currently serving a five-month ban, and has made the authorities ban the fans entering the stadium later tonight from using their belts.

Sunderland Sacks Simon Grayson.

The manager who had managed to win just one out of a total fifteen league games since taking over four months ago was sacked after playing out a 3-3 draw against Bolton yesterday. The Wearside club had been relegated last season under David Moyes and are fighting to return as quickly as possible to the top tier of English club football.

Tiger Woods To Return At Hero World Challenge.

After four major back operations that saw an emotion Tiger Woods say he may never return again to playing professionally, he has announced that he will be playing at the Hero World Challenge along with other top players like  Dustin Johnson, Jordan Spieth, Hideki Matsuyama and Justin Thomas.

Arsenal To Wait On Jorginho.

Arsenal who have yet to reach a permanent agreement with Alexis Sanchez as stories of a possible departure keeps surrounding the Chilean have set their sights on a replacement as they approach Napoli for the signature of playmaker, Jorginho, but the Italian club told them to wait until the next summer.

I Could Coach a Premier League Club Someday- Zidane.

Real Madrid manager who won the Champions league trophy back-to-back have said that he will not rule out the possibility of moving to England for a coaching job, as the club keeps goig through troubling times in the domestic scene.