Manchester United confirm Steve McClaren and Mitchell van der Gaag as assistant coaches
Manchester United have appointed Steve McClaren and Mitchell Van Der Gaag as new boss Erik Ten Hag’s assistant coaches.
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Rudiger says uncertainty over contract talks led to Chelsea exit
Antonio Rudiger has confirmed he will leave Chelsea on a free transfer at the end of the season, saying the lack of communication over a new deal eventually led to his decision although he holds no grudges against the club.
Chantelle Cameron keen to make history by fighting three-minute rounds
Chantelle Cameron revealed her attempts to make history this weekend by fighting three-minute rounds in her world light-welterweight title defence were rebuffed.
Queen's, Eastbourne to keep ATP ranking points, Wimbledon 'under review' after ban for Russian and Belarusian players
The ATP have confirmed that ranking points will not be removed from events in Eastbourne or Queen’s following the decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players from competing. The Lawn Tennis Association and All England Club have ruled that Russian and Belarusian players will not compete in the UK this summer following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Virals: 'It means the world' - veteran looks back on first Celtic season
Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart has had a memorable first season at the club, and he took to Instagram in the wake of the Hoops’ last Premiership game of the season to reflect on what has been an incredibly successful first season at the club.
British LTA events to go ahead without Russians and Belarusians - ATP
Tennis tournaments in Britain in the run-up to Wimbledon will go ahead as scheduled with full ranking points on offer despite a ban on Russian and Belarusian players, the men's tennis governing body ATP said on Monday.
Queen’s and Eastbourne tournaments to go ahead
The ATP Tour has confirmed that Queen’s and Eastbourne tournaments will go ahead next month, despite its opposition to Wimbledon banning Russian and Belarusian players.
British LTA events to go ahead without Russians and Belarusians: ATP
Wimbledon will go ahead as scheduled with full ranking points on offer despite a ban on Russian and Belarusian players, the men's tennis governing body ATP said on Monday. The ATP Board said it had not yet made a decision on Wimbledon after the grasscourt Grand Slam became the first tennis tournament to ban individual competitors from the two countries last month. The players were banned following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which Moscow calls a "special military operation".