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European football seems attainable as one of England’s oldest clubs enjoys its moment ahead of Liverpool clash In a gleaming barber’s shop in the shadow of Nottingham Forest’s City Ground, Feras Al-Youssef is snipping his client’s hair with lightning efficiency, the clippings flying like silver filings to the floor. “We are going to win the […]

Carlos Alcaraz says he is spurred on by Jannik Sinner’s success as he bids to become the youngest man to complete a career Grand Slam.

The fast bowler says Australia ‘didn’t know who I was’ in the last Ashes but this time around they will be wary of the 24-year-old as she pushes the 80mph barrier It’s not often that you hear a fast bowler describe themselves as “smiley”, especially not with an Ashes series around the corner. But with

Before the defence of his British and Commonwealth belts, the 28-year-old reflects on the tragic death of his sister “I’ve heard her voice in training sometimes,” Callum Simpson says quietly as looks up in his apartment in Dewsbury and remembers his sister Lily-Rae who, just over four months ago, died tragically following an accident on

Players believe tight changing room with an electric heater could give them the chance to catch Spurs cold on Sunday At Old Trafford for the draw it was like: “Wow.” There was the massive excitement of a home tie against a club of Tottenham’s magnitude. I went to watch them at home to Liverpool last

The International Cricket Council should do more to support the Afghanistan women’s team, says England captain Heather Knight.

Aston Villa increase their bid for Borussia’s Dortmund’s Donyell Malen, Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool are keen on Wolves’ Joao Gomes, while Monaco enter race for Marcus Rashford.

The star names have arrived at the Australian Open for a season-opening Grand Slam which has already thrown up intriguing storylines.

England captain calls for greater support for cricketers in exile Alyssa Healy passed fit to take gloves in Women’s Ashes opener England captain Heather Knight says that the plight of the Afghanistan women’s team has been forgotten and called for a renewed focus on giving the cricketers in exile “a voice”, amid the current controversy