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Sixty-four minutes were on the clock when Antonio Conte rolled the dice and made his first Tottenham change against Brighton & Hove Albion. All square at 0-0 and doing nothing of note to test Robert Sanchez, Lucas Moura was introduced in place of Dejan Kulusevski.
The unity in the Liverpool dressing room was clear for all to see after the Reds took another major stride towards an unprecedented quadruple with victory over Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-finals.
Erik ten Hag's focus might be on the Dutch Cup final with PSV Eindhoven this weekend, but there can be no ignoring the growing list of issues he will have to solve when he is appointed Manchester United manager this summer.
Good morning and welcome to our Leicester City coverage on Sunday, April 17. Here's a round-up of the latest headlines as the Foxes prepare to face Newcastle United in the Premier League.
World Bridge Championships this time in Italy. The Indian senior team of Subrata Saha, Sukamal Das, Ashok Goel, R.Krishnan, Anil Padhye and Rajesh Dalal bagged the silver medal for the country in the World Bridge Championships which was held from March 28 to April 9 at Salsomaggiore, Italy. This was the first time the Indian senior team reached the final of the championships and the first time in 45 years of the Championship that India has clinched a silver medal.
Max Verstappen has been told he’ll be the Formula 1 world champion again - by the boss of his biggest rival.
Diego Forlan has revealed that he likes the look of Erik ten Hag and hopes that young Manchester United winger Facundo Pellistri will get an opportunity at the club under his stewardship.
Young Indian Grandmaster R Pragganandhaa on Tuesday won the prestigious Reykjavik Open chess tournament here with 7.5 points from nine rounds. The 16-year-old Pragganandhaa defeated compatriot GM D Gukesh in the final round to emerge sole winner. Praggnanandhaa turned things around in the all-Indian battle after his opponent blundered when he appeared to be losing. The highly-rated Indian remained unbeaten through the nine rounds and finished with wins over Matthieu Cornette (France) and Gukesh in the last two rounds.