Farah beaten by club runner on return to action
Mo Farah's return to competitive action ended with defeat by club runner Ellis Cross at the Vitality London 10,000.
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Five things we learned from this weekend’s Premier League action
Everton gave themselves a Premier League lifeline by beating Chelsea on a dramatic day at Goodison Park.
5 things we learned from this weekend’s Premier League action
Everton gave themselves a Premier League lifeline by beating Chelsea on a dramatic day at Goodison Park.
Gold Coast Titans: David Fifita to miss a month of action due to injury
Gold Coast Titans back-rower David Fifita is set to miss up to four weeks worth of action due to injury.
Kieran Trippier set for return to Newcastle action against Manchester City
NEWCASTLE: Kieran Trippier finally looks set for his long-awaited Newcastle United return against Manchester City. The Magpies travel to Premier League title-challengers City looking to keep their own hopes of a top 10 Premier League finish alive — and they are likely to have England international defender Trippier, himself a Man City academy graduate, fit for Sunday’s encounter. Trippier, a high-profile January addition from Atletico Madrid, has not kicked a ball since he proved the match-winner in the Magpies’ 1-0 win over Aston Villa in February.
Man Utd and Erik ten Hag: 5 things noticed from watching his Ajax side in action
Manchester United's season is rapidly fading into obscurity - meaning there is already a keen eye on the future.
Hometown hero Cayrolle all set for debut WTCR wildcard action
Éric Cayrolle will start an FIA World Touring Car race for the first time in more than 20 years when the WTCR visits his hometown track next week. Pau resident Cayrolle is entered for WTCR Clean Fuels For All Race of France, the opening rounds of the 2022 WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup, in a Goodyear-equipped Audi RS 3 LMS run under the Elite motorsport by Comtoyou banner.
EU countries paying for Russian gas in roubles may face legal action, warns Dombrovskis
Brussels is willing to launch legal action against EU countries that allow their energy companies to pay for Russian gas in roubles, violating EU sanctions.