Man City goalkeeper James Trafford sets new target after lifting trophy at Bolton Wanderers
James Trafford has set his sights on becoming England's No.1 after getting his first taste of Wembley success on Sunday.
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Robert Lewandowski wanted Manchester United transfer after Sir Alex Ferguson call - but Klopp said no
Robert Lewandowski has revealed how Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson called the centre-forward midway through a Borussia Dortmund match in an attempt to sign the striker.
Fannon posts another FINA 'A' time at Irish Open
Tom Fannon registered a consideration time for this summer's World Championships in the men’s 50 metres freestyle heats at the Irish Open at the National Aquatic Centre this morning.
James Guy reveals left-field post-career ambition ahead of British Swimming Championships
Selling £15 million properties is the closest James Guy has got to recreating the buzz of winning Olympic gold. One of Britain’s most successful swimmers of all time, the 27-year-old from Bury expects to hang up his goggles in the next couple of years.
New Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk fight date offered as Anthony Joshua hint dropped
Bob Arum has said that a fight between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk could yet take place this year, despite talks having fallen through last month for a proposed April 29 fight. Arum added that Fury's representatives could also look to resurrect talks around a fight with Anthony Joshua.
Liverpool call for end to 'vile chants' about Hillsborough disaster
Liverpool have called for an end to "vile chants" about the Hillsborough Stadium disaster after they were heard during Tuesday's (Apr 4) goalless Premier League draw with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Burrell finds 'closure' after allegations of racism at Newcastle upheld
Luther Burrell has found a "sense of closure" after an independent investigation found he was the victim of racial abuse during his time at Newcastle, although the Rugby Football Union has ruled out taking disciplinary action.
Ronnie O’Sullivan defends Stephen Hendry despite underwhelming return for seven-time world champion
Ronnie O’Sullivan believes “no-one has the right to criticise Stephen Hendry”. Hendry retired in 2012, before making a shock comeback in 2020 where he has won just three of his 14 matches after withdrawing from numerous events. Ad The Scotsman is in action on Wednesday in the first round of the World Championship qualifiers against James Cahill.