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According to journalist Pete O’Rourke, Argentinian midfielder Giovanni Lo Celso ‘doesn’t figure’ in Tottenham Hotspur boss Antonio Conte’s plans for next season once the player arrives back from Villarreal in the summer.
The United Rugby Championship are exploring the possibility of creating a women's competition, according to their CEO Martin Anayi.
Supermarket giant Tesco has announced a change that will affect everyone with a Clubcard. It's estimated that around 20 million people in the UK are currently Clubcard holders.
The world’s largest flexible workspace company is bringing a new development to Altrincham.
One title could be won, two promotions secured and two more relegations sealed on Tuesday night in the Sky Bet EFL.
Emma Raducanu's process for hiring and working with a coach has emerged after the Brit split with Torben Beltz after five months. Raducanu's father is known for his unorthodox approach to coaching and it is likely his methods could be applied as the US Open champion said she will "transition to a new training model".
Experts are running out of adjectives and superlatives for Jos Buttler in the ongoing IPL 2022. The talismanic Rajasthan Royals opener has already slammed three tons in this season and he might just have left everyone behind in the Orange Cap race. Praising Buttler for his belligerent knock against Delhi Capitals and the impact he has had in the most exciting IPL season, former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen claimed that incredible performances like these raise the standard of the tournament.
Ireland’s three summer Tests in New Zealand will be played in Auckland, Dunedin and Wellington on successive Saturdays in early July.