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Manchester City and Manchester United fans heading to London for the FA Cup final are being advised to take different motorway routes and use specific allocated service stations.
A woman enjoyed a last-minute night out at the theatre with comedian Jason Manford after he offered up a spare ticket on social media.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday announced the prize pot for the World Test Championship 2021-23 cycle. According to an official statement, the nine teams will share a whopping amount of Rs 31.4 crore, which is the same as the previous cycle (2019-21). India will take on Ausralia in the WTC final at the Lord's in London, starting from June 7. The winners of the WTC Final will take home a whopping prize of Rs 13.22 crore (approx.) while the runners-up will pocket Rs 6.61 crore (approx.).
In the 31 years since the formation of the English Premier League, a breakaway project that became one of sport’s most powerful commercial juggernauts, it has had seven different champions.
Erling Haaland has set his sights on history as Manchester City chase the treble.
Manchester United have joined Manchester City, Arsenal and Newcastle United in next season's Champions League.
Jack Lisowski has said he will need to learn on the job after accepting a place in the field for the UK Open pool championship. Stars of nineball will descend on the Copper Box Arena in London from May 30 to June 4 for one of the biggest events in the sport. Ad As well as stars such as Albin Ouschan, Francisco Sanchez Ruiz and Shane van Boening, three snooker players will be in the field.
B uying a rugby league club in a city that already boasts more than 15 professional football clubs and a handful of union sides seems optimistic. Investing in the worst team in the country’s professional leagues seems like lunacy. But, by taking a majority share of London Skolars, that’s what Australian sports management company ARC is doing.