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Manchester City coach says team doesn’t deserve bonus Guardiola on Rodri’s recovery: ‘We must be careful’ Pep Guardiola has stated that if Manchester City win this summer’s Club World Cup he, his players and staff do not deserve even “a watch” as a bonus given their disappointing season. The champions travel to Bournemouth for Sunday’s […]

Whole Game Union table 11 amendments to governance Nottingham chair calls for ‘fundamental change’ The rebel clubs who called for Bill Sweeney’s resignation as chief executive of the Rugby Football Union say they want to see significant changes to the way the union operates within the next three months despite failing to win sufficient support

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers believes Rangers winger Vaclav Cerny demonstrated a “lack of respect” with his water-squirting celebrations in the Old Firm derby.

Eddie Howe’s men will celebrate their Carabao Cup win on Saturday but there can be pitfalls along the way When the celebration of Newcastle’s first trophy in decades became a point of heated civic discussion, it served as a reminder that party planning can be problematic. “Extensive work and long-term planning behind the scenes have

Great Britain rugby league player who went on to become coach of the formidable Widnes side of the 1980s Doug Laughton, who has died aged 80, was a member of the last Great Britain team to defeat Australia in a three-match Rugby League Ashes series in 1970. As a player he was also a two-time

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says players and staff “don’t deserve” a bonus if they were to win the Club World Cup in July.

London Irish remain on course for a 2026 return despite the death of former Formula 1 team owner Eddie Jordan, his son says.

Former heavyweight world champion Deontay Wilder will return to the ring against the relatively unknown Tyrrell Herndon on 27 June in Wichita, Kansas.

British teenager Matthew Brennan wins stage five of the Volta a Catalunya, his second stage win of the race so far.

Osasuna filed an appeal with the Spanish football federation (RFEF) on Friday stating Barcelona should not have fielded defender Iñigo Martínez in their LaLiga game over a technicality as he sat out Spain’s matches with an injury.