Wiggins Jnr following the wheel of his father
GLASGOW : Ben Wiggins has a much to live up to being the son of a British cycling icon but so far the 18-year-old is making a pretty good fist of following his father's wheel.
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Man United and Man City fans will have to pay at least £1,000 to watch every Premier League game this season
The Premier League is back once again this week, kicking off with champions Manchester City visiting newly promoted Burnley on Friday night in the opening game of the season live on Sky Sports.
New world body announces first six official members
LONDON : World Boxing, a new body seeking recognition from the International Olympic Committee (IOC), announced its first six official members on Wednesday with the United States among federations from three continents.
Sportswear brands seek retail space for their women's boots
SYDNEY : Sportswear brands under scrutiny for not producing enough soccer boots for women say they are investing in women's-fit styles but argue retailers can be reluctant to stock them due to lack of awareness about the growing business opportunity.
Forest sign US keeper Turner from Arsenal
Nottingham Forest have signed goalkeeper Matt Turner from Arsenal with the United States international signing a four-year deal, the two clubs announced on Wednesday.
David Moyes is doing what Manchester United expected in the transfer window
Into August with no signings and panic sets in with two bids for players at the same club. No, it's not Manchester United's summer transfer window from ten years ago, but West Ham's current window.
The Walkmen to play tiny Manchester show as YES announces bumper fifth birthday celebration
New York legends The Walkmen will play their first UK show in nearly a decade as part of Yes' birthday celebrations later this month.
PFA chief Molango warns of disaster over added time rules
English soccer's new regulations to prevent time wasting are unsustainable and increased added time in matches could be a path towards disaster for players' welfare, the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) chief has said.