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Billy Searle pulls the strings as Leicester prove too strong for Saracens

Leicester 36-28 Saracens Tigers close gap on top four The temperature was zero at kick-off but when the pluses and minuses were totted up, Leicester were comfortably in credit and Saracens were out in the cold. A clinical and cohesive performance by Geoff Parling’s Tigers has them looking upwards, contemplating the playoffs, while the Saracens […]

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Guimarães and Thiaw fire Newcastle to victory as Palace’s winless run goes on

Eddie Howe describes January as “season defining” for his side and Newcastle’s manager looked suitably delighted to kick it off by collecting three points as Crystal Palace’s winless run continued. Yet snapshots of a beaming Howe allied with the bald statistics do not quite tell the story of an often chaotic meeting of the Carabao

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Reed’s rocket rescues Fulham point and denies Liverpool in thrilling finish

Perhaps they underestimated Harrison Reed. Certainly there was little reaction when the ball came back to the Fulham substitute with 96 minutes gone at Craven Cottage. Liverpool simply stood off Reed, almost daring the midfielder to shoot, and were made to regret their lack of urgency when one of Fulham’s more unfashionable players rescued a

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USA’s Summer Britcher boosts Olympic luge bid with another World Cup gold

Britcher rallies in Sigulda for second win of season American leads World Cup singles despite missing race USA Luge star can capture historic overall crown USA Luge’s Summer Britcher is flying into the Olympics. Britcher got her second women’s singles luge win of the season on Sunday, moving her atop the World Cup standings and

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Angry Amorim tells Manchester United: ‘I’m here to be manager, not coach’

Amorim casts doubt on long-term future at club Outburst came after Cunha earned draw at Leeds Ruben Amorim has insisted he is Manchester United’s manager, not just the coach, and said that he may “move on” after the remaining 18 months of his contract at Old Trafford amid an apparent power struggle over transfer policy

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