Karius, Burn and Almiron: The unlikely lads at Newcastle aiming for League Cup glory
On the weekend Manchester United won their last English trophy to date, the 2017 League Cup, Dan Burn was facing up to a relegation battle.
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Tottenham 'leading race' to sign Man City 'target' and other transfer rumours
Tottenham are leading the race to sign Manchester City "target" James Maddison during the summer transfer window - according to reports - as Leicester City brace themselves for offers for the England playmaker.
Chelsea manager Graham Potter told of chaotic pre-season under previous boss Thomas Tuchel
Graham Potter has revealed some senior Chelsea players told him that last summer's pre-season preparations under his predecessor were the worst they had ever experienced.
Seeking 2nd ski cross world title, Canada's Marielle Thompson tops qualifying
Marielle Thompson of Whistler, B.C., finished first in women's ski cross qualifying Friday at the world freestyle skiing championships.
Family of Canadian track legend receives replica Olympic gold medals after originals were stolen
Two stolen Olympic gold medals won by Canadian track legend Percy Williams 95 years ago are coming home. Sort of.
'Worst year in our lives' – Yevhen Marusiak attempts to focus on sport one year on from invasion of Ukraine
Ukranian ski jumper Yevhen Marusiak has detailed how his life has changed since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, as he prepares for the 2023 Nordic World Ski Championships. Marusiak recently achieved a new Ukraninan national record after flying 210 meters at the World Cup on Kulm. Ad It was supposed to be a time for celebration, but the 22-year-old is constantly thinking about the war that is happening in his home country.
Kevin De Bruyne to return - Man City predicted line-up vs AFC Bournemouth
Manchester City will be hopeful for a return to winning ways on Saturday as they travel to the south coast to take on AFC Bournemouth in the Premier League's late kick-off.
Kyren Wilson eases past Gary Wilson to set up Players Championship semi-final with Shaun Murphy
Kyren Wilson got the better of his namesake Gary Wilson to book his place in the semi-finals of the Players Championship. Both players were a shade below the levels they are capable of, with Kyren Wilson proving the steadier of the two in Wolverhampton on Friday. Ad The damage was done before the interval, as Kyren Wilson won four unanswered frames, and he snuffed out any prospect of a fightback to set up a clash with Shaun Murphy on Saturday evening.