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Manchester United will face Nottingham Forest in the FA Youth Cup final on Wednesday 11 May, with kick-off from Old Trafford at 7:30pm. Tickets for the match will cost just £1 with all proceeds going to the Manchester United Foundation.
Ipswich Town’s play-off hopes took a blow at the weekend, as the side fell to a surprising 1-0 defeat against Cambridge United.
Más de 250.000 espectadores presentes en las orillas del Támesis y 500 millones a través de la televisión para disfrutar de la regata más mítica de la historia del deporte, la edición 167ª masculina (85-80 para Cambridge más un empate en 1877) y la 76ª femenina (46-30 domina también Cambridge). Esa que nació en 1829 del reto de Charles Merivale, alumno de Cambridge, a su buen amigo Charles Wordsworth, de Oxford. En 2022 regresaba el formato clásico, el del serpenteante recorrido por el río londinense (6.779 metros) entre el Puente de Putney y el de Mortlake. Dos 8 con timonel frente a frente en cada categoría, masculina y femenina, y toda la tradición reflejada en los colores azul celeste o 'huevo de pato' de Cambridge y el azul oscuro de Oxford.
Cambridge men’s coach Rob Baker is pleased to feel a sense of normality ahead of this year’s University Boat Race.
Australian Jack Robertson is eager to make positive headlines for his country when he represents Oxford in Sunday’s Boat Race in London.
Dartford’s new signing made his Premier League debut at Anfield.
Saido Berahino says he is desperate to become "a hero" with Sheffield Wednesday after his hat-trick against Cambridge United moved the Owls closer to a promotion spot. Darren Moore 's side are now just two points adrift of the League One play-off spots thanks to a devastating 6-0 demolition of Cambridge at Hillsborough on Saturday afternoon.
Sheffield Wednesday boss Darren Moore admitted yesterday’s 6-0 success over Cambridge United was the ‘perfect’ day.