News about Anass Zaroury

KATHRYN BATTE: The decision to sack Rosenior was met with widespread shock, but a number of Hull City fans had feared this may happen if the club failed to make the play-offs. After years of frustration and apathy under the previous ownership, all Hull supporters wanted was a manager and team that worked and played for the badge. Success was secondary. That is not how owners think, of course. But for the first time in a long time, the club felt stable under Rosenior. There was an unwavering connection between him and the fanbase. It now feels as though that progress has been ripped up and the club is back to square one.

BY KATHRYN BATTE: He is the captain of Hull City, who are just outside the Championship play-off leagues, and he became a father when his son Ezrah was born in February last year. All of this makes it difficult for Coyle to accept that his father, Chris, is no longer here to see it. Chris, a former champion body builder who went on to become a legendary market trader in Hull, died in June 2022 at the age of 59. 'It was really tough.' We lost dad very suddenly...' Coyle's voice cracks, and he asks for a moment to himself.'

ADAM SHERGOLD AT THE MKM STADIUM: This dramatic, end-to-end match was the Championship at its best. Both Hull and Leicester fought for the victory but they weren't able to do it properly. So for all the great entertainment, the unexpected upshot was that neither were entirely satisfied. Leeds, the only happy ones on Friday night, beating Sheffield Wednesday to put them within three points of leaders Leicester. Or Norwich, whose thumping of Rotherham, boosted them over Hull and into play-off positions, eclipsing their goal difference into the bargain. However, nobody at MKM Stadium could protest about the incident, as Jamie Vardy's double-guaranted leaders Leicester did not suffer another costly setback in an engrossing promotion race.

With Sky Bet, Issa Kabore and Burnley's Zeki Amdouni are the joint-favourites, followed closely by Marvelous Nakamba, Josh Cullen, and Lyle Foster, all of whom are priced at 5/2. Kabore has two yellow cards to his name this season, while Amdouni has picked up one to date. Anass Zaroury of Burnley is currently paying 8/1 to Sky Bet for those predicting an outsider to be dealt. After a disappointing challenge to Kyle Walkers on his team's 3-0 loss to Manchester City earlier this season, the winger was suspended.

JACK GAUGHAN: Anass Zaroury, a Burnley actor, is leading an appeal to help Moroccans in the aftermath of the country's devastating earthquake earlier this month. More than 360,000 people have been affected by a 6.8 magnitude earthquake in the High Atlas region, which has seen thousands die, suffer injuries, or lose their homes. Born in Belgium but who represents Morocco, Zaroury has a family who lives close to Marrakesh and is involved in Islamic Relief's humanitarian effort after they partnered with Burnley.

Nottingham Forest's Danilo will be looking to score points without midfielder Danilo. Many Deadline Day players will be making their debuts, though some Deadline Day transfers will be looking for their firsts. In addition, Anass Zaroury will return to Burnley after serving a three-match suspension following his red card on the first day of the season. Aaron Ramsey and Vitinho's likes are also available, though in the case of Aaron Ramsey and Vitinho. All the latest from the City Ground as Steve Cooper's Nottingham Forest takes on Burnley in the Premier League as part of Mail Sport's live blog.

A little over two weeks has passed since the return of the Premier League, and a number of fascinating stories are now in play. Both Arsenal and Man City have started off right where they left off last season by winning two out of two in their first two games. Roberto De Zerbi's Brighton is among them. The Seagulls currently sits first in the world rankings, where they are struggling with the best clubs domestically and coping with a fixture list that will only get more congested as they begin their first European adventure.

Burnley's 0-0 draw with Reading last weekend is under scrutiny after playing a weakened team, according to sources. The Clarets fielded a much-changed starting lineup for their match against the Royals, having just won promotion to the Premier League the day before. On the other hand, Reading is facing a completely different scenario and picked up a crucial point against the best team in the league.

LEWIS STEELE: There's still so much to be resolved across the English Football League as we enter the final stretch of the 2022-23 season. There are already a number of clubs in the Premier League fighting for either an automatic promotion spot or a Play-Off position. There's also the issue of the relegation war, which involves a handful of teams. Huddersfield, Wigan, and Blackpool are among the current dangers.

After losing 6-0 to thrashing Championship winners Burnley, Manchester City has secured their place in the FA Cup semi-finals. Erling Haaland raised his season-trick count to 42, with Julian Alvarez also scoring a brace, while replacement Cole Palmer stayed in on the action.

JON WEST AT CARROW ROAD: Burnley's new manager David Wagner got a painful reality check in preparation for his return to the Premier League. Clarets of Vincent Kompany took home their ninth straight league victory and left the Canaries winless in any competition since October. Anass Zaroury, a backup Vitinho, with his first touch, and debutant Hjalmar Ekdal were the target for the runaway leaders.

BOURNEMOUTH 2-4 BURNEY BURNLEY — ADRIAN KAJUMBA AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Anass Zaroury may have figured out a few things about how to win knockout competitions at the World Cup. As a member of the Morocco squad that became the first African nation to reach the semi-finals before eventually finishing fourth, the winger was involved in one of the tournament's most memorable accounts. The 22 year-old played with him at Vitality Stadium, scoring twice - as his colleague Manuel Benson did - to help propel Burnley's in-form Championship leaders into the fourth round of struggling Premier League Bournemouth.

STUART BRENNAN AT TURF MOOR: Anass Zaroury returned from Qatar in less than a minute as Burnley sprinted out of the blocks. He has made a healthy habit of coming off his left-wing position to score this season, and when Manuel Benson - who also spreads fear down the right flank - joined Roberts to open the tense Birmingham defense, he appeared just off the line to throw home the fullback's cross. The Clarets regained complete control of the match, with the Midlanders' attempts to establish a foothold and then threatening to open them up down the flanks with Benson and Zaroury in a tense mood.

Morocco head coach Walid Regragui has advised the Belgian-born players in his squad to remain focused until they face Roberto Martinez's guys in the World Cup on Sunday, claiming they will make costly mistakes if they get emotional on a 'unique' occasion. Morocco, ranked 22nd in the world, has four Belgian-born players in their squad: Selim Amallah and forward Ilias Chair were born there, while midfielder Bilal El Khannouss and winger Anass Zaroury both played for Belgium at the youth level before moving to Morocco. Anyone dual national... they have a special emotion and that builds a positive vibe, and you have to draw on that,' Regragui told reporters on Saturday.

Any World Cup pick is one of the greatest joys of any. It's a gamble that could be triggered by a lack of depth in a certain position, a pile-up of injuries, or a national team manager with a positive opinion about a young rising star. Remember Sven-Goran Eriksson's pick of the 17-year-old Theo Walcott in 2006 solely for the thrill? Several uncapped players are competing in Qatar's World Cup, aiming to fulfill their dream of playing on football's biggest stage. Here's a look at them.

JACK GAUGHAN AT TURF MOOR: Turf Moor hasn't bounced like this in a long, long time. Not even when Burnley first entered the Europa League. In the space of four months, Vincent Kompany has somehow changed the mood around these areas. The championship is not the only part of it, but it is not the entire story. This isn't the Burnley you thought you knew. This is not the Burnley the club's town had come to accept. It's young, fresh, vibrant - a squad that is desperate for the ball, eager to entertain - and even if they do not regain their Premier League status this season, at least Kompany has brought some amusement to proceedings.