Celebre D’Allen died from ‘post-race infection’
Grand National runner Celebre D’Allen dies from an infection that developed post-race, a post-mortem determines.
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Ireland make three changes for England contest
Ireland captain Edel McMahon is ruled out by injury as Brittany Hogan, Dorothy Wall and Emily Lane are recalled for the contest with England.
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Caicedo car seized as police investigate his licence
Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo has his Audi RS Q8 car seized by police after he was suspected of driving without a valid licence.
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ECB set to retain control over domestic TV rights in Hundred trade-off deal
Investors get concessions on overseas TV and sponsors ECB hopes £520m deals will be signed by end of April The England and Wales Cricket Board is close to reaching an agreement with the new Hundred investors that will enable the governing body to retain control of selling domestic TV rights whilst receiving the full £520million
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GB’s Draper suffers third-round Monte Carlo exit
Britain’s Jack Draper succumbs to a last-16 defeat by Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in an entertaining match at the Monte Carlo Masters.
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Eric Cantona accuses Sir Jim Ratcliffe of trying to ‘destroy’ Manchester United
He feels soul has been lost and criticises stadium plan Former striker says club rejected his offer of help Eric Cantona has accused Sir Jim Ratcliffe of trying to “destroy” Manchester United and said the minority owner rejected his offer to help rebuild the club. Cantona is considered one of United’s greatest footballers after playing
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Champions League review: Kane v Martínez and Rice’s newfound skill
The quarter-finals got going with some sparkling highlights. We hand out honours and dishonours from the latest round of action Arsenal Continue reading…
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The Masters: day one at Augusta – live
Follow updates as 2025’s first major gets under way Get in touch with Scott here | Live leaderboard here There are so many traditions to be observed at the beginning of each Masters. Arriving via Magnolia Lane. The Amateur Dinner. The Champions Dinner. Skipping the water at 16. The par-three contest. The Honorary Starters. And
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Jack Draper out of Monte Carlo after defeat to Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
Spaniard beats British No 1 6-3, 6-7 (6) on clay court Serve abandons Draper, who records 10 double faults Jack Draper crashed out at the last-16 stage of the Monte-Carlo Masters following defeat to Spain’s Alejandro Davidovich Fokina. Fifth seed Draper, who dispatched Marcos Giron in a comfortable 6-1, 6-1 victory on Tuesday, struggled with
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Early Euro 2025 Power Rankings: Spain on top; Germany above England
Euro 2025 is approaching this summer and there are 16 women’s teams with the chance to get their hands on the iconic trophy. We ranked them in order.
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