The Australian Open will offer a record prize pot of £55m at this year’s tournament – but players are still likely to be unhappy a source says.
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UFC heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall says he will have surgery on the “nightmare” eye injury he suffered against Ciryl Gane.
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Monday Night Club’s Rory Smith and ex-Manchester United player Phil Jones discuss why the club appoint former players as interim managers, as Darren Fletcher takes on the role.
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Neil Harvey, 97, the last surviving Bradman Invincible, blasts the Bazball experiment from his La-Z-Boy armchair Twenty five kilometres north of the SCG, the world’s oldest living Test cricketer is sitting in his La-Z-Boy armchair and watching the Test. Neil Harvey was once the youngest of Bradman’s Invincibles; now he’s 97, his old cricketing buddies
Duo begin 2026 again troubled by physical problems and hoping this will finally be the year things change From the moment news of Great Britain’s planned team for the United Cup was announced in October, jokes began to fly. On paper, it was a dream. Jack Draper and Emma Raducanu, the top tennis players in
Who is Manchester United’s director of football Jason Wilcox and how did he become one of the most powerful figures in football?
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On the podcast today: five minutes after the Monday edition of Football Weekly had finished recording, news broke that Ruben Amorim had been sacked by Manchester United. Twenty-four hours later, today’s assembled panel react to the news. How do we view his tenure? And what happens next? Darren Fletcher is at the wheel for now,
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Manchester City’s defensive injury crisis has worsened after Pep Guardiola revealed Rúben Dias is set to miss up to six weeks with a hamstring injury.
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Once they seemed an unstoppable force but a huge gap between the Nordic leagues and Europe’s elite has emerged in the past 20 years For a brief period in the early 2000s, Scandinavian clubs seemed unstoppable in European women’s football. Umeå lifted the Uefa Women’s Cup in 2003 and again in 2004, using a blend
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Returning manager Martin O’Neill says Celtic will go “all out” to sign players in January.
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