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Each year hundreds of EFL academy scholars are released, but some are finding their feet on the other side of the Atlantic.

Jon Lewis has been sacked from his role as England women’s head coach – what comes next for England as the summer and a vital World Cup approaches?

Wolves forward Matheus Cunha is given a further one-match ban and a £50,000 fine for his red card in the FA Cup defeat at Bournemouth.

The Zimbabwean has global sport’s top job but Britain’s Sebastian Coe was snubbed, and with good reason: he might have changed things Congratulations to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on the surprise election of its new president, Kirsty Coventry, confirming its status as one of the few electorates on Earth never to have had a

23-year-old Briton triumphs at world indoors in Nanjing Hunter-Bell targeting medal in women’s 1500m final For a man who didn’t have a senior individual title to his name a fortnight ago, Great Britain’s newest sprint superstar is fast making the world athletics stage his personal playground. It has been some month for Jeremiah Azu. Away

France’s Marine Menager, Italy’s Alyssa D’Inca, Carys Phillips of Wales and England’s Ellie Kildunne feature in the best tries of the 2024 Women’s Six Nations.

Evenly matched Scotland and Wales have a history of dramatic games and there is real prospect of another classic on the Women’s Six Nations’ opening weekend.

Bristol’s director of rugby on trying to win the Premiership on a tiny budget, being favourite for the Wales job, and why England is wasting its rugby talent On the wall of Pat Lam’s office at Bristol Bears’ high performance centre there is just one rugby shirt on display. The former Samoa captain has worn

Weekend offers decent money for horses just below the top rung and Barrabool is one to watch The weekends between the Cheltenham festival and Aintree’s Grand National meeting will never be an obvious target for the elite jumping horses but the £550,000 Go North weekend, which is now in its fifth year, offers decent money

Netherlands defender Jurrien Timber missed his country’s 2-2 draw with Spain in Thursday’s Nations League quarterfinal first leg in Rotterdam through illness.