England's forgotten man Rashford facing make-or-break summer
"I think it is important, perhaps after this camp, for me to go and sit with him and find out a bit more about what is going on. We know he is desperate to do well."
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Charlton Athletic deal Sheffield Wednesday blow in striker transfer pursuit
Eager to turn last season’s League One play-off disappointment into fuel for the upcoming campaign, Sheffield Wednesday will be striving for automatic promotion.
Queen of the South arrange pre-season friendlies against Raith Rovers and Hamilton Accies
Queen of the South have unveiled details of more pre-season friendlies with the promise of others to follow.
WCWS 2022 - Jocelyn Alo and Oklahoma softball cement themselves as the GOATs
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Patty Gasso finally broke. For the first time in 364 days — when Oklahoma last won a national championship — the architect of college softball's premiere program found herself at a loss for words.
Emma Raducanu must focus on long-term pursuit of glory as injuries take toll
Even in defeat Emma Raducanu digested her second-round loss at the French Open last month with striking positivity. Five months into a season of constant stopping and starting with various injuries, along with doubts she would even make it to Paris, a part of Raducanu seemed relieved to have finished a tournament in one piece: “It is definitely positive that I’m coming out of this match feeling pretty good physically,” she said.
Manchester United should hijack Newcastle transfer to solve centre-back problem
Newcastle United may have all the riches their little hearts could ever desire but, at this point, they are still just Newcastle United.
Russian Olympic champion accuses IOC chief of creating 'new war'
Mariya Lasitskene on Thursday accused IOC president Thomas Bach of having created a "new war" by recommending Russian athletes be banned from international competition. Following the invasion of Ukraine in February, the International Olympic Committee had recommended a ban on Russian and Belarusian athletes, a request followed by most federations. "You say you made this decision for our safety but it's not true. Russian tennis players who play around the world prove it. Fans love athletes for the show they put on, not for their nationality," Lasitskene wrote in an open letter published on Instagram in both English and Russian.
Darwin Nunez fits bill for Jurgen Klopp's buzzword as Liverpool role becomes clear
Sue Barker 'thrilled' to receive CBE at Windsor Castle in February