Wales breaking news plus traffic, weather and travel updates (Sunday, March 6)
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Britain Sport News
Liverpool Ride Their Luck To Cut Gap On Manchester City
Jurgen Klopp hopes a nervy 1-0 win over West Ham will be more fondly remembered at the end of the season after Sadio Mane's goal closed the gap on Manchester City at the top of the table to three points. Defeat leaves West Ham still two points outside the top four having played more games than all their rivals for a place in next season's Champions League. But David Moyes' men will rue a host of missed chances to salvage a point, which would have given City breathing space at the top of the table.
Beijing bronze medallist Gushue opens Brier with win over Quebec's Fournier
There were no signs of fatigue Saturday as Brad Gushue's team continued its whirlwind winter with a 9-3 victory over Quebec's Michael Fournier at the Tim Hortons Brier.
De Bruyne would rather win Premier League than Champions League
Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne would rather win another Premier League title than make history in the Champions League.
Fans group will give new Chelsea owner a huge problem with the stadium
The new owners of Chelsea - as and when Roman Abramovich completes a sale of the club - will face the same headaches as the Russian billionaire over expanding Stamford Bridge or relocating, not least because of the power of the Chelsea Pitch Owners (CPO).
Ratcliffe passes-up Chelsea chance to focus on on French side Nice
The only prospective British owners of Chelsea have outlined the reasons why they won't be involved in Roman Abramovich's auction for the club but are instead refocusing efforts to guide French club OGC Nice into the Champions League and towards winning their first trophy.
Davis Cup: Australia, USA, France and Spain all through to next stage
Australia, Spain, France and the United States are among 12 nations who qualified for the next stage of the Davis Cup on Saturday.
Welsh Open 2022 - Joe Perry's revival continues with win over Jack Lisowski to reach final
Joe Perry booked his place in a final for the first time since 2018 when beating Jack Lisowski 6-5 in the last four of the Welsh Open. Perry is in the later stages of his career, and had a poor campaign prior to arriving in Newport. Ad/> There were no signs of any form, with his best results being runs to the second round at the European Masters and UK Championship, but he has looked good all week and dug in to fend off a fightback from Lisowski.