Frank Gore scores vicious knockout in pro boxing debut on his birthday
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Manchester United could provide Erik ten Hag with the missing piece of his backroom puzzle
Manchester United have appointed Erik ten Hag as their next permanent manager and he will soon start work as he aims to turn the club's fortunes around. But to help him achieve success at Old Trafford, the club will have to make sure that he has the right people in his backroom staff.
Sam Kerr nets twice as Chelsea beat Manchester City after extra-time to secure Double with FA Cup win
Chelsea completed the Women’s Super League and FA Cup double with a 3-2 extra-time victory over Manchester City at Wembley. A week on from holding off Arsenal to secure a defence of their WSL title, Emma Hayes’ Chelsea battled hard to beat City. Ad/> Sam Kerr gave Chelsea the lead, only for Lauren Hemp to produce a glorious finish to level the scores before the interval.
David Gray speaks on James Scott future and hails 'unsung' Hibs player
The on-loan Hull City forward has endured a difficult campaign on a personal level but provided four goals and an assist in his final three games as he scored against Dundee at Dens Park on Tuesday night and teed up Paul McGinn for the equaliser against Aberdeen last weekend.
Crystal Palace suffer injury blow as key player to miss Everton and Manchester United games
Crystal Palace will be without Michael Olise for the remainder of the season after the winger picked up a knock in the lead up to the 1-1 draw with Aston Villa.
Erik ten Hag taking holiday as he admits stress from Man Utd job is a lot to take
John Kavanagh “would love” to train Logan and Jake Paul
Conte: ‘The ball is still in Arsenal’s hands’ ahead of Monday’s huge Newcastle clash
Antonio Conte knows Arsenal are still in pole position to finish fourth despite Tottenham’s win against Burnley on Sunday.
Jackson fumes over Spurs penalty | Conte: Decision 200 per cent right
Burnley caretaker boss Mike Jackson fumed over the decision to award Tottenham a match-winning penalty in their 1-0 win over his side, claiming the call lacked "common sense".