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Emma Raducanu expects to be fit to feature at Wimbledon despite pulling out of the WTA event in Birmingham following her latest injury setback. Raducanu's Wimbledon preparations suffered a blow when she was forced to retire from her Nottingham first round match against Viktorija Golubic on Tuesday.
Everton owner Farhad Moshiri has apologised to the club's fans following a dismal campaign that nearly ended their uninterrupted 68-year stay in the English top flight.
As the dust finally settles on Liverpool’s 2021/22 campaign, it feels as though not enough has been made of their tremendous defensive record. They conceded just 26 times in their 38 league matches, which meant this season was their seventh best on a goal-per-game basis from the 107 which the club have spent in the top flight.
Gareth Bale's agent has reportedly rubbished reports the Wales star will join Spanish side Getafe, handing a boost to Cardiff City.
Chelsea have completed their first piece of transfer business since Todd Boehly's takeover completed.
Soccer supporters, as is customary, become anxious waiting for their clubs and leagues to make formal announcements about player moves and the accompanying media circus. As seen by the outrage expressed by Manchester City fans on social media in recent days, many of whom are impatiently awaiting an announcement on the club's highly anticipated summer acquisition of Erling Haaland.
Jack Grealish hopes to transfer the freedom he feels in an England shirt to Manchester City having admitted he “played a bit safe” at times following last year’s £100million switch.
LONDON: Formula One would now welcome its first openly gay driver, according to Germany's four times world champion Sebastian Vettel.