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This weekend's Premier League round of matches will get underway at 3pm instead of 12:30pm with only six of the 10 fixtures taking place on Saturday. And Manchester United will not be in action until the unusual time of 7pm on Sunday evening.
A popular sci-fi action comedy film is all set air on television, with fans of the movie being able to watch the 2021 motion picture again entirely for free.
Part of Eric Cantona's punishment for the kung-fu kick aimed at Matthew Simmons at Selhurst Park 30 years ago today was to go on a scouting mission for Manchester United, joining a few other hardy souls at Wimbledon's old Plough Lane ground to watch the Dons youth team face Sheffield United in FA Youth Cup action.
Tottenham Hotspur are "playing with fire" if the North London club do not sign new recruits during the January transfer window, manager Ange Postecoglou said as the injury-hit squad continues to struggle in the Premier League.
Toyota's Sebastien Ogier boosted his hopes of a record 10th Monte Carlo Rally win by taking over at the top on Friday after previous leaders Thierry Neuville and Elfyn Evans hit trouble on the icy asphalt stages.
The Los Angeles wildfires have caused devastation across the county, with more than 12,000 homes and buildings lost to the blaze.
Argentine midfielder Rodrigo De Paul's excellent form has been a key factor in Atletico Madrid's success in recent weeks, the Spanish club's manager Diego Simeone said on Friday ahead of a LaLiga meeting with Villarreal.
The vast majority of people blame Axel Rudakubana for the murder of three children in Southport last summer but some 70 per cent also blame counter terrorism services, according to a YouGov survey.