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The West End and Broadway hit musical Come From Away will be coming to the Lowry in December as part of its first ever tour of the UK and Ireland. It will play for a month from December 3, 2024, to January 5, 2025.
The deal to take Russell Martin from Swansea City to Southampton appears to be coming to a head.
The Met Office has confirmed Sunday (May 28) became the UK's hottest day of the year so far, beating Saturday’s high by a tenth of a degree.
H ow do you top a soaring, giddying high that most Sheffield Wednesday fans may not have experienced in their lifetimes? On Monday their team will try, although there may be no replicating the feeling they engendered upon overhauling a 4-0 first-leg deficit against Peterborough to reach the League One playoff final. A straightforward win could feel prosaic by comparison but the prize on offer at Wembley is impossible to play down: promotion would be the first, crucial, step in heaving a storied institution from the doldrums.
The deal to take Russell Martin from Swansea City to Southampton still hasn't been completed.
Manchester United youngster Sonny Aljofree has signed his first professional contract with the club.
Plymouth and Ipswich secured promotion to the Championship with contrasting victories on Saturday.
For those who don’t believe in the sporting concept of mental scarring, 2022-23 has been a smugness-inducing season. Arsenal, who missed out on Big Cup qualification last year after a shattering collapse, were supposed to start this season with a hangover. Instead they Tiggered their way to the top of the Premier League, staying there for almost the entire season, and ultimately what has happened in the last three weeks has got nothing to do with the narrative we’re peddling! An even more impressive – and sustained – display of bouncebackability, mind, has occurred in League One. A year ago this weekend, a wobbling Plymouth Argyle played their last league game at home to MK Dons, knowing a win would almost certainly ensure a playoff place. They lost 5-0.