Horse racing-Jockey Club removes formal dress codes at the races
LONDON : Britain's Jockey Club removed formal dress codes from its 15 racecourses on Thursday in a push to make racegoing more accessible and inclusive.
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Dyche faces daunting start as ailing Everton host Arsenal
LONDON : New Everton boss Sean Dyche could hardly have chosen a bigger challenge than answering the ailing Merseyside club's emergency call as he resumes his managerial career with a side seemingly spiralling towards the second tier of English football.
League Cup final first in 35 years to allow safe standing
LONDON : The League Cup final between Manchester United and Newcastle United on Feb. 26 will have safe standing areas, marking the first time in 35 years that some fans can stand at a domestic final, the English Football League (EFL) said on Thursday.
SA Tourism forging ahead with near-R1 billion Spurs sponsorship 'conditionally' as criticism mounts
South African Tourism's (SAT) acting chief executive officer Themba Khumalo confirmed on Thursday that they were forging ahead with a proposed sponsorship of English premiership side Tottenham Hotspur and that the board had given conditional approval.
Ben Healy not in squad as Zander Fagerson misses out for Scotland
Scotland have decided against throwing Zander Fagerson straight back into action in Saturday's Six Nations opener away to England.
Stormers in the Manie: Star flyhalf Libbok 'looking good' for Sharks
Star Stormers flyhalf Manie Libbok is in great contention to face the Sharks on Saturday (14:00 kick-off) after assistant coach Dawie Snyman confirmed that he trained this week.
Saudi Cup sees Pogo and Garrus clash in 1351 Turf Sprint presented by stc
If there is one trainer who knows how to get the best out of sprinters, it is Charlie Hills, and the British handler is hoping his two contenders in this year’s Group 3 1351 Turf Sprint presented by stc at The Saudi Cup meeting on Feb. 25 can show why he has become such an expert with horses over shorter distances.
Bavuma defends chastened Proteas and English attacks: 'Maybe appreciate the quality batting'
Temba Bavuma has come to the defence of both the Proteas and England bowling attacks after they were generally carted to all parts in the ODI series, which concluded with a consolation 59-run here for the visitors on Wednesday night.