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Home form ‘scratchy’ as Brentford visit on Wednesday Fabian Schär set to sign a new contract ‘imminently’ Eddie Howe has challenged his Newcastle players to prove they are not merely a cup team by overcoming their sometimes self-destructive inconsistency and qualifying for the Champions League. Howe’s side have always been capable of beating anyone on […]

Seamer who rose to prominence with a fiendish knuckleball in 2019 before injury struck is looking to revive fortunes Pat Brown is reluctant to call it a comeback but, five years on from the last of four white-ball caps for England, the seamer who rose to prominence with a wobbling knuckleball heads into the new

The team that brought us Moneyball is in the middle of a move from Oakland to Las Vegas. Fans turned up to their home opener but this is still a club in flux It could have been worse for the Athletics. Before they headed west to Oakland in 1968, their characterful former owner, Charlie Finley,

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner tasks Yuki Tsunoda with “getting as close as possible” to Max Verstappen.

Six Nations pundits Ugo Monye, Sam Warburton and John Barclay discuss why Louis Bielle-Biarrey was their player of the tournament.

France Louis Bielle-Biarrey wins Six Nations player of the tournament award with 65% share of vote.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has confirmed that Erling Haaland’s doctors estimate he will be out between five and seven weeks.

Celtic Plc settles around 70% of cases in class action Law firm expects further settlements in coming weeks A seven-figure payout has been agreed for a lawsuit over claims of historical sexual abuse at Celtic Boys Club, a law firm has said. Thompsons Solicitors is acting for about 30 former Celtic Boys Club players and

Huskies will face No 1 overall seed UCLA on Friday Texas and champions South Carolina are in other semi-final Paige Bueckers and her UConn teammates didn’t cut down the net after securing a trip to the Final Four, even though a ladder was set up and ready to go. The reason was simple: The Huskies

James Anderson says he is not ruling out playing for another three years at Lancashire despite being set to miss the first month of the County Championship with injury.