News about Darren Bent

On the Anthony Joshua versus Francis Ngannou undercard, fans believe Nick Ball was robbed after he defeated Rey Vargas to a split draw. Ball, who was down nearly half a foot in height and at least half as far in range, was uphill from the first bell in Riyadh. Ball struggled to execute his game in the early stages as Vargas confidently controlled the range, chastising the Liverpudlian as he tried to close the distance.

Phil 'The Power' Taylor of Darts has no intention of playing Luke Littler unless it's in a show on his terms. The Stoke-born maestro ruled the game for more than 30 years, winning a record 16 World Championships before withdrawing from the sport in 2018. Littler came to the darts stage after his triumphant run to the World Championship final at the start of the year, where he was defeated by Luke Humphries.

Darren Bent, a former Premier League striker, would like Kai Havertz in his squad ahead of Manchester United's Marcus Rashford. Havertz joined Arsenal for £65 million in June, but the Gunners had only scored one penalty before last weekend, sparking outrage from supporters. However, he has scored in his last two appearances for Mikel Arteta's guys, while Rashford has only scored twice this season after scoring 30 goals last term. Rashford's lack of consistency is causing Bent to be concerned, and he'd prefer Havertz over him for this reason.

Chelsea's 4-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur had just about everything you could want from a football match. Six goals were blocked out, five goals were scored, two red cards, seven yellow cards, and a team was tasked with nine men and leaving plenty of gaps in behind, with six men on the field and leaving plenty of holes open. It was an end to an epic for the neutrals, and it should rank as one of the most bonkers games in the English top flight.

Darren Bent has stated that he does not agree Marcus Rashford is a world class footballer,' despite being told that he lacks consistency compared to Arsenal's Bukayo Saka. Rashford was ranked as the club's top goal scorer during the 2022-23 season in 56 appearances for Manchester United last season. His results in the first five games of the new Premier League season correspond to those at the start of the previous season, with the winger scoring one goal and one assist in his first five league appearances.

According to Darren Bent, Jadon Sancho has decided that 'enough is enough' at Manchester United by going public with condemning manager Erik ten Hag. The winger retaliated after his manager said that his training results weren't good enough to warrant his inclusion in United's squad against Arsenal last weekend. Sancho denied Ten Hag's preparations and said he'd been a scapegoat for a long time,' despite posting it on social media.

Following a string of strong campaigns with the west London side, many top clubs have flocked to Brentford. Arsenal is leading the way for the 27-year-old's signature, though Bent, a two-year member of Spurs, has questioned why the Spanish national would like to play second fiddle to Aaron Ramsdale and put forward Chelsea as an alternative. Bent told talkSPORT, 'David Raya is more effective than Kepa Arrizabalaga.' 'So why would Chelsea not go for him?

Neymar will only be a squad player at Premier League title chasers Arsenal, according to Darren Bent, with the former striker insisting that the Brazilian arrives with 'baggage.' In the rumors that PSG may sell the Neymar at the end of the season, Bent was asked on talkSPORT Drive about the Neymar's future. When asked whether he would start his career ahead of fellow Brazilian Gabriel Martinelli at Arsenal, the former Tottenham striker was asked whether he would.

After receiving a yellow card and registering only one shot in the match, the left-footed attacker was dismissed after 70 minutes at the Emirates. Although Antony made three of his five dribble attempts, he also slowed down the United attack and his inability to beat his man was emphasized by his right-sided counterpart Bukayo Saka. Antony's new form has been glaringly on his record, and Bent is now the youngest ex-player to criticize the United player.

Marcus Rashford has been described as "unplayable" by former Premier League striker Darren Bent, who has maintained his unbeaten form starting the scoring between Manchester United and Arsenal on Sunday with a simply stunning goal. Since returning from the 2022 World Cup, the 25-year-old has been on top form for Erik ten Hag's side, with Rashford returning to domestic action and scoring in five of United's last six league matches. And it seems nothing will stop the England forward who rounded Arsenal's Gabriel to thump an almost unstoppable low effort from 25 yards out past Aaron Ramsdale in net to give United the upper hand in the match.

Given his legendary rivalry with triumphant Argentina captain Lionel Messi, Darren Bent believes there is 'no way' that Cristiano Ronaldo will have been watching the World Cup final on Sunday. The Portuguese forward, who may have a new team based on Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr, has identified one of the sport's most legendary rivalries as one of a dominance duopoly alongside Messi. Messi and the Albiceleste crew returned to Buenos Aires where they were confronted by thousands of jubilant fans during an open-top bus parade that brought them through the capital city and past the iconic Obelisk monument.

Many celebrities have been able to announce themselves as a global superstar and make a career-defining move on the back of a starring role on football's grandest stage. Over the years, there have been some inspired signings made immediately after the tournament has ended, but many big names like Real Madrid, Manchester United, and Liverpool have fallen into the trap of landing players following a string of spectacular performances for their countries. Scouts will be keeping an eye on players who play at the World Cup in Qatar next month, particularly with the January transfer window opening not long after the final on December 18. Sportsmail looks at ten of the worst post-World Cup signings.

Ronaldo (pictured) was beaten 90 minutes against Brentford in a 4-0 loss, but United evicted him in the first victory of Ten Hag's era with a 2-1 victory over Liverpool on Monday, which saw Ronaldo come on in the 86th minute. And Bent (inset), who spoke on Talksport, challenged the 37-year-old veteran's suitability for the Dutchman's high-octane, intense pressing device. 'There were some outstanding performances, and the two center halves defended well, as the front three.' And I get it: A lot of people ask, "How can you not play Ronaldo in this team?" says the coach. If (Erik) ten Hag wants to play the high-energy, fast-pressing, all-guns-blazing (style), I think you won't be able to play Ronaldo. Ronaldo is no disrespectful, because you're talking about one of the best players you've ever seen. However, he's 37 years old...'