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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has been that replacing ineffective Gunners star Alexandre Lacazette must be his top summer transfer priority if he is to get the club back among the English elite.
PSV manager Roger Schmidt is set to become the next manager of Benfica, according to reports.
Competitors at this year’s Invictus Games are hoping the Duke of Sussex could bring his wife and children to the event.
Klopp admits Liverpool need to win remaining games to win title
Jake Paul rates Manchester City are among the two best teams in the Premier League following their draw with Liverpool on Sunday.
UFC 274 is set to be the MMA company’s next big PPV offering, with Charles Oliveira set to defend his Lightweight Championship against Justin Gaethje in the main event.
Qualification for the 2022 World Championship began on April 3 and runs through to April 14. There have already been some substantial shocks with Kurt Maflin, Ricky Walden, Mark King and Martin Gould already knocked out. Mark Selby is the defending world champion after he beat Shaun Murphy 18-15 in last year’s showpiece event..
History repeated itself with another photo finish deciding the Amstel Gold Race on Sunday, but this time Ineos Grenadiers came up trumps with Michal Kwiatkowski awarded the win over Benoit Cosnefroy by a tyre’s width – one year after teammate Tom Pidcock was denied by Wout van Aert by a matter of millimetres. It was Kwiatkowski’s first classics win in over five years and his first success of any kind since that memorable Ineos Grenadiers one-two at La Roche-sur-Foron when the Pole crossed the line arm-in-arm with teammate Richard Carapaz in Stage 18 of the 2020 Tour de France.