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Tottenham Hotspur face their biggest game of the season on Thursday with any hopes of landing a spot in the Champions League seemingly now requiring three points against their rivals.
The 2002 World Cup was a long time ago. Two decades, in fact. Just over 10 million minutes if we’re being even more precise. Yet, believe it or not, some of the players who went to that tournament are still playing professionally in 2022.
Dean Jones has claimed on the Chasing Green Arrows YouTube channel that Wilfried Zaha would be an upgrade on Newcastle United’s Allan Saint-Maximin.
Alpine have released a statement that says they believe they could have overturned the penalty given to Fernando Alonso that cost him ninth place.
Former Celtic striker John Hartson has urged the Hoops to sign Cameron Carter-Vickers, claiming ‘people at Spurs’ want to sell him this summer.
Brad Hogg has hailed the former India and Chennai Super Kings' (CSK) skipper's finishing skills, saying no target is big for the legendary wicketkeeper-batter because he believes in himself. Dhoni's blistering 13-ball unbeaten 28 on April 21 had helped CSK clinch a last-ball thriller against the five-time champions, scoring 16 runs off the last four deliveries to help Chennai win their second game in IPL 2022. It was Dwaine Pretorius (22 off 14) and Dhoni (28 not out off 13) who hit the important runs and kept CSK in the chase till the last over. CSK needed 17 runs in the last over and Pretorius was trapped leg-before by Jaydev Unadkat off the first ball. Dwayne Bravo came to bat next and took a single on the second ball of the over, with 16 still to get.
Gravesend’s Sophie Coldwell believes her Commonwealth Games pedigree can help her finish on the podium in Birmingham this summer.
UFC star Darren Till still believes he could defeat Israel Adesanya if the two ever met inside the Octagon.