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More than 19,000 fans turned out for the ‘Football for a Fiver’ match but they were shortchanged by a lack of meaningful action on the pitch from both teams, although the hosts had more attempts on target, for what it’s worth.
Few sports provide such inspirational stories as boxing. The rise of a young girl from a small Armenian village to become Annie “The Lioness” Aroyan is the perfect example.
Some of the greatest boxers in the world have made history at some of the best football stadiums in the country, and Anthony Joshua will be looking to be the next at Tottenham Hotspur’s new stadium against Kubrat Pulev. The Bulgarian has recently revealed that he has signed a deal to face Joshua in Spurs’ new home in June. So, following the news, we’ve taken a look back at some of the best British stadiums that have played host to some incredible bouts from years gone by…
Elina Svitolina says she was inspired to victory in her second-round match at the Monterrey Open thanks to seeing Ukrainian flags in the crowd.
Six days after escaping her native Ukraine with her 15-year-old sister Ivanna, Dayana Yastremska cruised to a 6-2, 6-3 victory over Spanish qualifier Cristina Bucsa on Thursday to reach the quarterfinals of the Open 6e Sens Metropole in Lyon, France.
WWE, a global sports entertainment juggernaut, had been shown weekly in the Eastern European country on Match.
There might not have been any contact when Lewis Ferguson went down under Nathan Atkinson’s challenge to win a penalty for Aberdeen at Tynecastle.
The international union that governs skating has banned athletes from Russia and Belarus from its competitions across figure skating and speed skating. The International Olympic Committee took the unprecedented step on Monday of calling sports organisations around the world to ban the two nations from competing to “protect the integrity of competitions for the safety of all the participants." Ad/> The International Skating Union (ISU) said in a statement: «With immediate effect and until further notice, no skaters belonging to the ISU Members in Russia (Russian Skating Union and the Figure Skating Federation of Russia) and Belarus (Skating Union of Belarus) shall be invited or allowed to participate in International ice skating competitions including ISU Championships and other ISU Events.