Noel Gallagher or Elton John could perform at Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua bout
Noel Gallagher or Elton John could take centre-stage along with Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua when they finally meet for their grudge match, according to Fury’s manager.
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Saudi owners' desire for success at Newcastle remains unchanged, says Howe
May 1 : Manager Eddie Howe said on Friday that Newcastle United's Saudi Arabian owners remained as committed as ever to the club's success, even as their Public Investment Fund prepares to cut ties with the LIV Golf series.
12 easy, zero-waste recipes to save milk that’s about to turn
We’ve all been there: you grab a carton of milk from the fridge, only to discover it’s gone off. But what you might not know is, your wasted pints are part of a much bigger trend.
Netherlands coach Koeman eyes replacements after Simons injury
AMSTERDAM, May 1 : Netherlands coach Ronald Koeman has said a serious injury to attacker Xavi Simons is a "dramatic" blow to their World Cup hopes.
The Boys of '66 special edition is on sale now
THE BEATLES sang Yellow Submarine, Batman appeared on our TV screens for the first time, we saw the first satellite images of the Moon’s surface and Harold Wilson announced plans for decimalisation. But 1966 is remembered for one thing - Sir Alf Ramsey’s Wembley aces beating West Germany 4-2. Geoff Hurst’s hat-trick, the Russian linesman and that crossbar goal, Kenneth Wolstenholme’s iconic ‘Some people are on the pitch’ commentary line. Bobby Moore lifting the Jules Rimet trophy. Bobby Charlton. Gordon Banks. Nobby Stiles’ jig around the Wembley pitch. Ramsey’s Wingless Wonders.
Villa coach Emery hits out at VAR after Europa League loss to Forest
May 1 : Aston Villa boss Unai Emery was scathing in his criticism of the Video Assistant Referee's (VAR) decisions in the Europa League first-leg tie against Nottingham Forest, taking issue with a tackle by Eliot Anderson.
Wood’s penalty gives Nottingham Forest a 1-0 win over Aston Villa in Europa League semifinal 1st leg
Chris Wood scored from the penalty spot to give Nottingham Forest a 1-0 victory over Aston Villa in the first leg of their all-English Europa League semifinal on Thursday. In a matchup of two teams hoping to revive former European glory, the win at the City Ground puts Forest a step closer to what would be its first continental competition final in 46 years. Wood fired his 71st-minute penalty high into the net, giving goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez no chance to save after defender Lucas Digne was whistled for handball. “It’s nice to have the advantage but going to Villa Park will be a tough game,” the New Zealand striker told the TNT Sports. “But we’ve done the job here at home and now hopefully we’ll build into next week.” Vítor Pereira’s team stretched its unbeaten run to nine games in all competitions.
Wood penalty hands Forest win over Villa in Europa League semi first leg
(Corrects spelling of Vitor Pereira)