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While the Sharks have provided a ray of light in handing Francois 'Swys' Venter a playing lifeline after being rendered a free agent due to Worcester Warriors' liquidation, the franchise and their counterparts around the world's real responsibility lies in simply staying financially sustainable.
After scoring the winning goal for Liverpool against Manchester City in Sunday's English Premiership clash, Mo Salah was the name on every Liverpool supporter's lips.
Matilda, one of Roald Dahl's all-time classics, will be returning to the big screen later this year with a musical twist thanks to Netflix. The stage show, with music and lyrics by Tim Minchin, first opened on stage in 2010.
With Halloween and Bonfire Night just around the corner, we can officially start planning for the next big festive occasion. While talk of the ‘C’ word might be slightly early for some, many of the big events, shows and Christmas-themed activities are quickly getting booked up, so you might want to get your skates on.
Canada's Jean-Michel Menard led his rink to a 7-6 extra-end victory over previously unbeaten South Korea at the world mixed curling championships on Monday in Aberdeen, United Kingdom.
Manchester United superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has finished 20th in the Ballon d'Or rankings for 2022.
Mark Selby is known for keeping things tight on the snooker table, but he was left in a tricky situation in the second frame against Sam Craigie at the Northern Ireland Open. Selby had a lead of 23 points but was pegged back after Craigie played a brilliant safety shot to get the cue ball in behind the yellow. Ad The four-time world champion could easily get out of the snooker, but he wanted to leave the cue ball safe so tried to flick the red to the left of the black to get back up the table.
Neil Robertson says the practice situation at the Northern Ireland Open is “pretty horrendous” as he has been unable to hit a ball before his matches. Robertson cruised through his opening two matches in Belfast with a 4-0 win over Fraser Patrick and a 4-2 victory against Fan Zhengyi. Ad With the held-over qualifying matches and the last 64 taking place over the first three days, there is a battle between the players to secure practice time ahead of their games.