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Travis Kelce, the Kansa City Chiefs tight end, broke Jerry Rice’s all-time NFL playoff receptions record this afternoon during the AFC Championship Game against the Baltimore Ravens. Rice’s record was 151 receptions, with 2,245 yards and 22 touchdowns. Kelce came into the game needing seven catches to set the record and picked up his 152nd postseason reception with an eight yard pick up from Mahomes in the first half against the Ravens. In total he needed just three drives, picking up 66 yards and scoring the Chiefs first touchdown. Kelce’s race to the record Kelce set the new record in just his 21st playoff game . Rice required 29 games with three different teams (49ers, Raiders and Seahawks). NFL Who's in the box with T-Swift NFL Kelce moves Ravens’ kicker out the way for Mahomes The Chiefs’ tight end still needs another four post season touchdowns to move past Rice for that record. His TD early in the game was his 19th, Rice finished his career with 22. Source: https://t...

Liverpool have agreed a British record deal worth £111m to sign Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo, 90min understands. The Reds opened talks with Brighton on Thursday as they pivoted from Southampton's Romeo Lavia to Caicedo and now terms are agreed between the two clubs. Caicedo had been Chelsea's prime midfield target all summer, but they baulked at the idea of meeting Brighton's value - which has always been at least £100m - while Liverpool's offer of £111m was immediately accepted. Such a deal would represent a British record , eclipsing the £106m Chelsea paid to land Enzo Fernandez in January. Chelsea made numerous offers for Caicedo, but their highest did not exceed £80m and now they have missed out on the Ecuador star who is destined for Anfield, where he will help form an overhauled midfield containing Hungarian star Dominik Szoboszlai and former Seagulls teammate Alexis Mac Allister. READ MORE FROM 90MIN'S TALKING TRANSFERS TEAM feed Caicedo is now due t...

Manchester United's aura has diminished since the days of Sir Alex Ferguson but they are still a formidable force widely regarded as one of, if not the, biggest club in the world. They have a storied history and a trophy cabinet that backs up their claims of being one of the best clubs around, with much of their success centred around the 27-year reign of Fergie. In the Premier League era, there's been no better side than United. Yes, they haven't won a title since 2013, but they do have an incredible 13 already tucked under the belt - many of those delivered under the greatest of pressure. United's success has often required a performance on the final day of the season, and it's no surprise to learn that they have a pretty handy record when it's all on the line. Memorable Games Middlesbrough 0-3 Man Utd (1996/97) Man Utd 2-1 Tottenham (1998/99) Sunderland 0-1 Man Utd (2011/12) West Brom 5-5 Man Utd (2012/13) Middlesbrough 0-3 Man Utd (1996/97) Manchester United...